Study Guides by
John Bevere
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The Bait of Satan
John Bevere's The Bait of Satan exposes one of the enemy's most effective and most overlooked traps: offense. Bevere argues that Satan baits believers with wounds, slights, and betrayals — often inflicted by people close to them, sometimes even by leaders in the church — and waits for them to pick up that offense and carry it. Once held, offense hardens into resentment, bitterness, and unforgiveness, slowly cutting the offended person off from God's grace, fruitfulness, and destiny. Drawing on Jesus's warnings in Luke 17 and the parable of the unforgiving servant in Matthew 18, Bevere makes the sobering case that the greatest danger is not the initial wound but our response to it — and that refusing to forgive ultimately imprisons us, not our offender.
View Discussion GuideThe Awe of God
In The Awe of God, John Bevere makes the case that the fear of the Lord is not a relic of Old Testament religion but the very foundation of a thriving, intimate walk with God. Far from being a gloomy or oppressive idea, holy fear is what Bevere calls the "uncommon path" — the largely forgotten virtue that unlocks wisdom, guards against sin, builds eternal legacy, and paradoxically produces the deepest confidence and freedom. Bevere argues that the men and women of Scripture who lived and finished well share one unmistakable mark: they feared God. The book is a passionate, pastoral invitation to recover this essential but neglected dimension of Christian faith.
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