What are your five favorite books, and why?
1. When God Did Not Fulfil His Word: A Flash of a Thought, a Lingering Paradox or a Permanent Verdict?
This my "first born." There is always something special doing something for the first time and getting satisfied with the results. This book was based on a case where a terminally ill member of our local church supposedly got several words of prophesy that she was not going to die but live and would testify of the Lord's goodness. When she died according to the doctors' prognosis, it was a time to ask questions. After writing the book, I didn't get permission from the relatives of the departed to use her name. It took me time to figure out how to use the case without being too specific. As a result, I wrote another book and published ahead of this book.
2. Virtue That Counts: Pursuing That Which Touches The Heart of God
This was my second manuscript but my first published book. It is a book where I poured out all that God had put in my heart that far. This book is about two most defining factors in the way we relate with God: 1) Either things are too difficult, or 2) too insignificant.
3. A Life of an Enthusiastic Worship: Secrets of Worshipping God in-and-out-of Season.
This book is my favourite because I came to understand that we were created to have a fellowship with God and it is a fellowship of worship. There had to be a way to relate with God in ways that are commensurate to worshipping.
4. Swimming With Crocodiles: Lamenting Man’s Voluntary Insanity At The Precipice Of Eternity.
This book is special to me because, for one, it is a testimony that God spared my life during the time I was naive enough to think that when we were in a crowd of teenagers, the danger of crocodiles in the lake where we used to swim in was not something we needed to think about. I have come to observe that we human beings are prone to do extremely dangerous things even when eternity is at stake.
5. Fundamentals Of Balanced Christianity: Charismatic Parlance Or Pragmatic Balance
When I came to know that God had called me to write, it came with a title of the book I was to write and the title was "Balance." Though I didn't start with it but it was the first title God gave me. Finding the balance is the most difficult in everyday life. There are always forces making people swing like a pendulum. This book highlights the extremes that should be shunned.
What book marketing techniques have been most effective for you?
I use social media. I also use physical contacts (friends and acquaintances).
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