There is a fire on the mountain. It is not the holy fire of God's presence. It is a profane fire-a raging wildfire of idolatry, compromise, deception and apostasy that has swept through the Church for centuries. Fanned by the winds of false doctrine and continually fed by misplaced devotion, this fire has burned across spiritual high places, consuming truth, corrupting worship and drawing hearts away from wholehearted allegiance to the living God. For nearly two thousand years, people have fed the flames. Altars have been erected to things God never commanded His people to worship. Traditions, wealth, power, personalities, institutions, pleasure, human wisdom and even the self have competed for the devotion that belongs to God alone. Yet far too often, the fire has remained unchecked. What should have been confronted has been tolerated. What should have been torn down has been accommodated. What should have provoked repentance has gradually become accepted as normal. But idolatry is never a trivial matter. Israel discovered the devastating consequences of giving another the devotion that belongs exclusively to God. Scripture reveals a God who is jealous for His people-a holy God who refuses to share His throne with idols. He alone is worthy of worship. He alone must occupy the highest place of devotion. He alone must be the supreme desire of the human heart. Fire on the Mountain: Addressing Idolatry sounds an urgent call to confront the idols standing upon the high places of the heart and within the Church. It is a summons to discernment, repentance and the tearing down of every altar that rivals devotion to Christ. For our God is jealous. And our God is a consuming fire.