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.

In this comprehensive four-volume box set, Professor Zacharias Tanee Fomum draws from his exhaustive study of the Bible and a lifetime dedicated to the Lord to explore a wide range of crucial subjects, including: Personal Spiritual Progress Spiritual Warfare Through Prayer and Fasting The Being and Making of Disciples Laws of Spiritual Success The Normal Church Life and the Local Church Fellowship in the Body of Christ The Challenge of Denominational Systems And much more. This collection comprises a total of 39 impactful messages. Volumes one and two contain teachings delivered during a church retreat in Rixheim, France, in July 1989, while volumes three and four encompass a series of messages shared during the teaching ministry of the church in Yaoundé, Cameroon, between 1985 and 1986. As these messages have been transcribed from recordings, they offer heartfelt insights rather than theological discussions. We wholeheartedly encourage everyone to engage with this collection. It is our prayer that the Lord will grant you a profound understanding of His Body and facilitate a deeper fellowship with both Him and His people.

We often think of "spiritual growth" as a matter of behavior, but in reality spiritual growth is a matter of the heart. In Making Spiritual Progress Allen Ratta introduces a revolutionary system for monitoring your motivations—faith, hope and love, the virtues out of which spiritual growth grows.

With an expanding work—both local and international—there is pressing demand for new leaders. Emerging leaders often observe the deficiencies in the ministries of those who have long occupied center stage. Filled with innovative ideas and creativity, they aspire to bring something out of the ordinary—the very essence of God's creativity. Yet, the God of creativity demands that His creatures do not tamper with His design. The work of God must be carried out in God's way. The curse of carnal service lies in its ineffectiveness. Natural attributes, worldly achievements, and scholarly prowess can only be instrumental in God's service if the Holy Spirit chooses to employ them. The Power of Brokenness takes you on an extraordinary journey into the heart of effective Christian leadership, uncovering the hidden strength found in embracing brokenness. The author, Theodore Andoseh, artfully weaves insights from biblical narratives, particularly the transformative story of Moses—once a prospective Pharaoh, with vast knowledge, martial expertise, and numerous conquests under his belt—to demonstrate the work of God within the inner man, preparing the servant of God for usefulness and effectiveness in their divine calling. Brokenness, though painful, is not a negative force. The mighty prince proved ineffective, but it was the broken shepherd in God's hands who served the Lord with remarkable effectiveness. The elite Moses proved useless and could only save one person, who did not even leave Egypt. However, the broken Moses fulfilled his calling in the might of the Lord and led over three million people out of Egypt. As you read through the lines of this book, may the Lord open your eyes to the power of brokenness and its centrality in the service of the Lord.

This book is strange because it speaks of the divine transactions of Professor Zacharias Tanee Fomum with the various persons of the Godhead or Deity—the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. This book is strange, but true, in that it talks about the author's encounters with the triune God and the angels, and his reactions and actions in response to these encounters. His giving to God, its divine connotations, his obedience to God, his goals in giving, and the dramatic spiritual ping-pong games he plays with God are detailed in this book. You will be gripped by the author's giving to people, critical spiritual experiences of God the Father, appearances of God the Son, and the Pentecost experiences. His intercession experiences, an open curtain to the ministry of the angels and the Bank of Heaven, will shake you, frighten you, and then calm you down. Revelations of Heaven and Hell, visions and dreams, worship experiences, outward sufferings, and sacrifices, as well as inward sufferings and sacrifices, are intricately woven together to produce fruit that is visible for all to see in character transformation, souls won and kept, churches planted, disciples made, the advancement kingdom of God, and much more. We release this book with a prayer that each reader or listener will be lifted from the ordinary to the extraordinary and from a flat or fruitless life to an eventful and fruitful one.

If you want to accomplish all that God created and saved you for, read this book. Many are eager to do great things for the Lord, but they are unable to do so because they have not dealt with their past radically, completely, totally and thoroughly. That past becomes a blockage in their lives. The failure to deal with one's past is the thing that spoils the present and ruins the future. Dealing with your past radically, completely, totally and thoroughly is Professor Fomum's focus in this work. You can't ignore your past and think that you're okay. It will haunt you, harass you and, possibly, hamper you from releasing your God-given potential.

The Missionary as a Son is a keynote lecture delivered by the author to missionary candidates during a transformative session at the School of Knowing and Serving God, the esteemed missionary training institution of Christian Missionary Fellowship International in Yaounde. The message unravels the essence of being a missionary son and provides invaluable guidance on how to embrace this identity. Drawing inspiration from the Lord Jesus Christ—the ultimate example, the author illuminates the core principles of becoming a missionary son. Jesus, as both the Son of God and the Son of Man, devoted His entire existence to fulfilling the work entrusted to Him by His Father, thus bringing glory to God. In this divine blueprint, God reveals His design for the missionary enterprise, expecting every missionary to begin their journey as sons, both of God and of man. The pathway to truly belonging to a man is through complete allegiance to God. To accurately relate to a man of God, one must first understand how God speaks and relates to that individual. Admiration forms the foundation of sonship, for without admiration, one fails to perceive the glory inherent in another person. It is through this natural process that we emulate those we admire. Ministry is the natural outgrowth of a genuine relationship with God. Spiritual union and communion with the divine inevitably bear fruit in the form of impactful ministry. As you embark on this enlightening journey, may your heart be open to the cry within these pages—a heartfelt plea for God to perform spiritual heart surgeries within the lives of all missionaries and missionary candidates, birthing in them a profound transformation that molds them into missionary sons, mirroring the character and example of Christ.