Worry About Your Sins, God Won’t Ask You Mine: A guide to self-reflection

■ By Martha Nangombe

LEA Matheus’ newly published book, Worry About Your Sins, God Won’t Ask You Mine,’ delves deep into understanding the truth and guides a more compassionate, empathic, and honestly moral existence.

The books, based on a complex web of human judgments and self-righteousness, serve as a beacon of introspection, prompting readers to peel back the layers of their convictions and confront the blatant hypocrisy that frequently hides behind the surface of piety.

In an interview with Confidente, Matheus discussed the book’s inspiration and the influence she hopes it will have on people.

“As the author of this soul-searching odyssey, I set out to expose the intricate dance of judgment and redemption in the theatre of human existence.

I investigate the dilemma of teaching morality while casually ignoring our sins. It’s a cry to arms against selective morality, which allows us to cast stones while ignoring the glass walls that encircle us all.

The novel draws inspiration from real-life incidents, reveals the frailty of our moral high ground, and invites readers to consider the true nature of their flaws.

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