Adolphe Monod by Constance K. Walker

Adolphe Monod (1802-1856) was a beloved and courageous French pastor, a major figure in the nineteenth-century Awakening. While he is still well-known among our French-speaking brothers, most English-speaking evangelicals have scarcely heard of him. Monod has been called 'the voice of the Awakening 'and laboured to awaken the nominal Christians of his era to a living, vibrant and personal faith in Jesus Christ and as he challenged those who had such faith to live more wholeheartedly for their Saviour.

Monod was called the voice of the Awakening . His impact was enormous, as he laboured to awaken the nominal Christians of his era to a living, vibrant, personal faith in Jesus Christ and as he challenged those who had such faith to live more wholeheartedly for their Saviour. The richness of his classic, romantic prose is only matched by the richness of his thought and the depth of his love for his Saviour.