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Joseph: A Story of Faith and Forgiveness is a compelling retelling of the biblical account of Joseph, presented in a warm, reflective, and accessible narrative that highlights God’s sovereign plan, the cost of jealousy, and the redemptive power of forgiveness. The book follows Joseph from his early years as a favored son and gifted dreamer through betrayal, suffering, and eventual restoration, revealing how faith sustained him through life’s darkest moments. Joseph’s journey begins in his father Jacob’s household, where favoritism and prophetic dreams spark intense sibling rivalry. ...

Kingdom-Driven Business is a biblically grounded exploration of how Christian faith is meant to inform, govern, and transform business practice in the modern marketplace. Rejecting the false dichotomy between the sacred and the secular, the book argues that business is not merely an economic activity but a divine stewardship entrusted to believers for the advancement of God’s purposes on earth. Drawing from Scripture, theology, and real-world business principles, the author presents a coherent framework for understanding wealth creation, leadership, and enterprise as expressions of ...

Written by God reveals Jesus Christ as the central theme of the entire Bible. From Genesis to Revelation, the book shows how every story, prophecy, and symbol points to Christ’s mission and redemptive purpose. It explores the Old Testament shadows, the prophetic promises, and Christ’s life, teachings, sacrifice, and victory in the New Testament. Designed for both new and mature believers, this work highlights the unity of Scripture and the beauty of God’s plan for humanity. It is a clear, inspiring journey into the heart of God’s revelation—Jesus Christ.

SUMMARY OF THE BOOK The Deity of the Lord Jesus Christ: A Biblical Examination is a doctrinal and devotional exploration demonstrating through Scripture that Jesus Christ is truly and eternally God. Its central aim is to answer Jesus’ question, “But whom say ye that I am?” by showing from Genesis to Revelation that the Man of Nazareth is the Almighty God incarnate . The book begins by presenting God’s eternal nature - His omnipotence, omniscience, and omnipresence, and connects these attributes directly to Christ, who declares Himself the “I AM” and “the Word” who existed ...

SINS OF THE FATHERS is a biblical and doctrinal examination of the popular teaching that ancestral sins and generational curses continue to affect born-again Christians. Drawing extensively from both Old and New Testament Scriptures, the book challenges the assumption that salvation in Christ requires supplementary deliverance from ancestral liabilities. Beginning with the historical and scriptural origins of generational judgment under the Old Covenant, the author carefully demonstrates that even within the Old Testament, God progressively moved toward individual accountability. Passages ...

Book Summary From Pain to Plenty: Finding Abundance through Forgiveness is a faith-centered exploration of how unforgiveness imprisons the human heart and how forgiveness, grounded in biblical truth, releases believers into a life of peace, healing, and spiritual abundance. Drawing deeply from Scripture, theology, and lived human experience, the book confronts the hidden wounds many carry - betrayal, loss, injustice, and disappointment - and exposes the silent damage caused by bitterness and resentment. The book begins by helping readers acknowledge unresolved pain and recognize how ...

The Bridge That Love Built is a deeply reflective, spiritually rich exploration of humanity’s separation from God and the divine love that reaches across the chasm. Through vivid imagery, biblical insight, and theological clarity, the book traces the human story from the painful reality of the Fall to the hope-filled promise of redemption in Christ. The author presents the human condition as a landscape marked by longing - an inner ache that reveals our distance from God. Sin is portrayed not merely as disobedience, but as a quiet rebellion that creates an internal storm: pride, confusion...

Book Summary The Legacy of Ancestry by Chibueze Ukaegbu is a thorough biblical and pastoral rebuttal to the widespread teaching on "ancestral curses" or "generational sins." The book argues that this belief - which holds believers spiritually bound by the sins and failures of their forebears - is a debilitating myth that contradicts the core message of the Gospel. Ukaegbu begins by acknowledging the real psychological and behavioral patterns that can echo through families, but he sharply distinguishes these from a state of spiritual condemnation or inescapable divine punishment. He ...

This book is an invitation to discover, or perhaps rediscover, the unshakable hope that is not dependent on our circumstances but on the unchanging character of God. It is a journey into the depths of what it means to have a hope that is not merely wishful thinking but a confident expectation rooted in divine promise.

THE FRUIT OF UNFORGIVENESS IS A BOOK THAT CHRONICLES THE DANGERS OF UNFORGIVENESS. THE BOOK EXPLORES THE LIVES OF TEN (10) UNFORGIVING BIBLE CHARACTERS AND ITS CONSEQUENCES ON THEIR LIVES. ADDITIONALLY, IT DESCRIBES WAYS ONE CAN DEAL WITH AND TURN AWAY FROM THIS TERRIBLE SCOURGE TOWARDS TRUE FORGIVENESS AND A HEALTHY CHRISTIAN LIFE. THIS BOOK IS A MUST READ FOR EVERYONE AND A VALUABLE RESOURCE MATERIAL FOR THOSE HURTING AND THOSE DEALING WITH HURTING PEOPLE

OIL ANOINTING SERVICES AND DELIVERANCE SERVICES ON THE MATTER OF VISITATION OF THE SINS OF THE FATHERS ON THEIR CHILDREN HAVE BECOME PREVALENT PRACTICES IN MANY CHURCH MEETINGS. THE CRUX OF THIS BOOK IS TO LOOK AT THESE PRACTICES FROM BIBLICAL PERSPECTIVE TO SEE IF THEY ARE NEW TESTAMENT CHURCH PRACTICES OR TRADITIONS AND ORDINANCES OF MEN. THE FINDINGS WILL SURELY AMAZE THOSE SEEKING FOR BIBLICAL TRUTHS.

The effects of the penetration of cultures and traditions of men in the Church are vividly seen in the interpersonal relationships of the saints. Generational norms and beliefs anchored on mindset, culture and traditions of men have made our relationship with one another placid, hypocritical and, in most cases, non-existent as a result of race, tribe, color of skin, country of origin or status. The Lord Jesus Christ paid with His life in order to bring to birth His brothers and sisters. How then can we be comfortable treating the brothers and sisters of our Lord Jesus Christ in a very ...