Practical Ethics

Pastor Martin demonstrates from Scripture that the fear of God is the holy soil which produces a godly life. He examines seven Old Testament and two New Testament passages showing how practical godliness in every circumstance — from Abraham's dealings with Abimelech to Nehemiah's refusal of personal gain, from treatment of the deaf and blind to workplace conduct — is rooted in the fear of God. He applies this to the folly of seeking moral reform apart from true religion, the need for revival, and the responsibility of parents, schools, and churches to instill the fear of God.