The Mystery of Self-Deceiving

A probing exploration of the deceitfulness of the human heart, tracing thirty-one distinct ways the soul deceives itself about sin, grace, and the spiritual life. Dyke exposes how natural self-love blinds people to their own hypocrisy, presumption, and false assurance, while providing sharp diagnostic markers to distinguish genuine from counterfeit faith. A penetrating work of Puritan pastoral psychology, as relevant now as when it was first preached in early seventeenth-century England.