The Lord Jesus Christ came to found a great kingdom of many spiritual nations—the race of the elect, the community of king-priests—and the apostles were the builders. In a sense, every ministry, and every community, has a founder and the rest are builders of that community. The Lord has called our community to emerge as a great spiritual nation—an organ possessed by the Holy Spirit for the accomplishment of God's end-time purposes. The general concept and Biblical background of a spiritual nation are introduced in Building a Spiritual Nation: The Foundation, by the same author. Building a Spiritual Nation: Spiritual Statesmanship takes us a step further from just the burden of organization for effectiveness, to confront the need to become spiritual statesmen and nation builders. It is a simple study with life-changing lessons from the leadership genius of king David. He forged a spiritual nation for God with a seven-fold might and led it with skillful hands. In this timely book, you will learn the principles of organic leadership in the building of a God-fearing community that brings fusion and provides regulatory coordination through - teamwork, - team leadership, and - teams of leaders. This principle of organic leadership is directly opposed to the toxic and cancerous paradigms fueled by individualism, selfishness and self-seeking which stem from the uncrucified self life—the enemy within! This book is MUST reading for all serious active or aspiring spiritual leader!

In today's rapidly changing world, raising children who are steadfast in their faith and devoted to Jesus Christ is a significant challenge. This book delves into the essence of discipleship, emphasizing the power of influence over coercion in nurturing young hearts. Drawing from both personal experiences and biblical teachings, the author, Theodore Andoseh highlights the importance of presenting children with role models they can admire and imitate. By offering love, support, and spiritual guidance, ministers to children can leave a lasting impact that transcends mere words. This approach aligns with the teachings of Jesus and the practices of the early church, proving that true transformation comes from admiration and imitation.

If someone comes and tells you, “I am a disciple of the Lord Jesus. Teach me to observe all that the Lord has commanded; make me into a disciple and into a maker of disciples,” what do you do? This critically important book is a statement of the revelations, doctrines, methods, and principles of discipleship aimed at helping anyone to experience discipleship and thereby lead others to grow in a way to become active workers in making others into disciples of Jesus Christ. It is a book to read and recommend to any servant of God cognizant of the glorious mission that the Lord Jesus Christ has entrusted to His church: "Therefore, go and make disciples of all nations …" We pray that as you go through it, you may be blessed in helping others to enter into deep fellowship both with the Lord and with His people.

How do you make spiritual progress? In this book, Z .T. Fomum aptly and ably answers this determinant question that believers often ask themselves in their walk with the Lord. This is the second set of messages given to the church in Rixheim (France), during a spiritual retreat that took place there in July 1989. The believer must work out his salvation by - fixing his thoughts on things above, - cooperating with the Lord through prayer, and - developing a positive attitude in the face of life's circumstances. But first, everyone should know that the Lord has provided everything we need to make all the progress that we ought to make. This book is to be read in prayer and with faith.

This is a book with a practical message for the new convert, older believers and even leaders that will help each one of them to grow more and more in their walk with the Lord, and to rise to great heights with the Lord. In its preface, the author Z.T. Fomum specifies that these are eleven messages given to the church in Rixheim (France), during their spiritual retreat in July 1989. This book is about the basic lessons for any believer who wants to grow in his walk with the Lord, to be all that the Lord wants him to be, in order to rise beyond the limitations generally brought about by mediocrity.

Making Spiritual Progress (Volume 4) is a record of messages given during the teaching ministry of the church in Yaounde (Cameroon) between 1985 and 1986. In this book, Zacharias Tanee Fomum, in his exhaustive study of the Bible and a lifetime of labor in the Lord, is very clear on the following three broad subjects: - The problem with denominational system, - Fellowship in the Body of Christ, and - The Local Church. He quotes extensively from Watchman Nee, who believed that there is but one Body of Christ in the universe. The obvious question that arises is, from the multitude of organizations that call themselves a church today, of which church then, should we be a part? You will find the answer in this book. The book equally discusses God's Universal Church and the local church - their establishment, membership, fellowship, functioning, leadership, and the relationship between local churches. It specifically describes what the Church is and what it isn't. It covers apostolic work, the form for local churches, and how the roles of elders, deacons, apostles, etc., fit into the church. We highly encourage every one who has ever wondered what the Body of Christ is, and why there are so many different "churches" today, to read this book. May the Lord grant you a vision to see His Body, and that you enter into deep fellowship both with Him and with His people.