Love to God
About this ebook
In this wonderful work, Tuke delivers a powerful and unflinching biblical study of the Christian life, illuminating the path of holiness with clarity, humility, and deep theological insight. Anchored in reformed doctrine and directed by the Word of God, this inspiring work serves as both a mirror and a guide, calling believers to examine their lives in light of Scripture and God’s boundless grace.
Through meticulous exposition of Psalm 31:23, Tuke unveils the Christian’s duty to love God, the sanctity of the community of saints, and the reality of God’s covenantal care for the faithful. At the same time, he issues a stark warning against the pride that God opposes, urging readers to embrace humility and dependence on divine grace.
Accessible yet profound, this work is as relevant today as it was in the 17th century. With pastoral care and piercing insight, Tuke invites believers to experience “experimental piety,” living out their faith through genuine love for God and neighbor.
Whether you are seeking deeper spiritual understanding or practical encouragement for daily living, this work offers a treasure trove of wisdom for those desiring to glorify God with their lives. Let this work inspire you to reflect on your heart, renew your devotion, and embrace a legacy of holiness and hope in Christ by Love to God.
About the author
Thomas Tuke (d. 1657) was a prolific writer, fiery preacher and faithful reformed minister of the Gospel of Christ.
C. Matthew McMahon, Ph.D., Th.D., is a Reformed theologian, and pastor of Grace Chapel in Crossville, TN; part of the Biblical Reformed Synod of Christ the King. He is the founder and chairman of A Puritan's Mind, the largest Reformed website on the internet for students of the Bible concerning Reformed Theology, the Puritans and Covenant Theology. He is the founder of Puritan Publications which publishes rare Reformed and Puritan works from the 17th century, specializing in the Westminster Assembly. He is also the owner of Reformed.org, and the Center for Reformed Theology and Apologetics.
