The God Who Sees Beneath
£11.99
Why do we do the things we do?
Why do some people serve joyfully while others slowly burn out? Why do some remain faithful through suffering while others drift away? Why can two people appear equally devoted outwardly while living from completely different inner worlds?
In this searching and deeply honest book, Rev Tim Saiet explores one of the most overlooked areas Christian life: motivation.
Drawing on Scripture, church history, and pastoral experience, he examines the hidden realities beneath behaviour – fear, obligation, guilt, approval-seeking, self-protection, desire, and ultimately surrender.
Through biblical characters such as David, Jonah, Martha, Elijah, the Rich Young Ruler, and the Pharisees, readers are invited to journey beyond outward religion and into the deeper work of the heart.
This is not a book about judging others.
It is an invitation to examine ourselves before the God who sees beneath appearances and seeks truth in the inward being.
Honest, challenging, and hopeful, this book will help readers move from performance to authenticity, from obligation to willingness, and from external religion to genuine transformation.
“Man looks at the outward appearance, but the Lord looks at the heart.” (1 Samuel 16:7)
Rev Tim Saiet is an ordained priest in the Church of England with over fifteen years of parish ministry.
