What leaders are saying
From the Foreword
Eyes That Burn is a book about seeing clearly and aligning ourselves with a precious gift God has given to every one of His children. The depth of scriptural insight and exegesis that Frank offers in these pages is both profound and deeply practical. Page after page, the book uncovers the crisis of discernment in our time and shows why this gift is urgently needed and should be earnestly desired by God’s people.
Having known Frank for many years and having watched him learn to practice what he now teaches, I am even more moved by the way he chooses to center Scripture rather than his own experiences. He could have filled this book with personal stories, yet instead he leads us back, again and again, to how this gift is revealed and exercised across the pages of the Bible. I have sat under Frank’s teaching and seen how it has re-anchored believers who were drifting, rekindled an unusual fire and appetite for studying and praying the Bible, recalibrated and trained leaders who were subtly veering off course, and rekindled fresh fire in those who assumed their best days of walking closely with God were behind them.
My prayer is that this book will do the same for you. As Frank says, this is not merely a book to be read; it is a manual for the remnant. So consider it a gift of destiny. And with eyes that truly see, step back into the world ready to discern what is good, acceptable, and perfect—the will of your Father for you.
Owner, Qualicare Lethbridge
In a world full of noise and distraction, Eyes That Burn is a book in season. Drawing on Scriptures and Biblical examples, and inspiration from Christian thought leaders, Dr Frank Onuh, scholar, highlights the importance of discernment in an age of deception. This book would help believers and truth-seekers to see beyond the façade and hear above the din of today’s world.
Lampe Omoyele
Author and Public Speaker
It is no surprise that even Satan masquerades as an angel of light, yet I fear few in today’s church possess the ability to unmask such deception. Eyes That Burn is a timely resource addressing the Christian’s essential need for discernment. Frank’s insight on the subject is both cogent and profound. It is an indispensable tool for the global church in these end times. My prayer is that the Holy Spirit breathes upon these pages to impart the reader with the gift of discernment and the power to both identify and judge evil and its peddlers in the name of Jesus Christ!
Dr. U.I. Aloysius
Pastor, Bethesda House Canada
Frank Onuh calls us beyond the sound bites of cultural Christianity into a deeper fellowship with the Living Word. In these pages, the presence of God comes alive, His holy fire purifies, and the reader’s heart is aflame again with hunger for the Father’s glory. And the soul, awakened, finds its voice upon bended knees.
Dr. James Yeku
Associate Professor of African and African American Studies, University of Kansas, and Author of Where The Baedeker Leads
This is not just another book. It’s God’s clarion call to the church and the world alike. As you go through the pages, you will not only hear the uncanny voice of the early reformers that greatly shaped Christianity, but also the still small voice of Holy Spirit calling you to a place of personal revival sponsored by devotion and consecration. If you start on your seat, you will end on your knees. The read is worth it.
Adedapo Adeogun
Pastor, Christ Way Ministries International
A city without walls is like a life without boundaries — vulnerable to compromise and spiritual attack. This book empowers every reader to understand how the Holy Spirit serves as a divine wall around God’s purpose, preserving it until fulfillment.
Adejare Popoola
Pastor, RCCG, Freedom House
The leaders above have spoken. Now it is your turn to encounter this message for yourself.
