Bücher von Seun Oluade

The book is written in order to bring closeness into the gaps between leaders and the followers, the youths and the upcoming generations. When Leadership becomes unforeseen role, destruction is inevitable. The roles of the youths in our day to day activities cannot be over emphasized, irrespective of our gender. This book will open your eyes to what, why and where God has called you to be before the foundation of the earth. The youth Ministry purpose is not to have a bunch (large or small) of comfortable Christians who will show up on a Friday night for some fun and entertainment. The focus of the Scriptures is that you are to teach, train and equip them so that they will be able to move out into the world and have a huge impact for Jesus Christ, even in the working place. Wake up the dreamer in you. Light up the candle in you. Develop a lasting solution to other people¿s challenge. The world wasn¿t made for you alone. Create a sustainable environment for your world: you would have impacted goldmine in others. I want to believe am talking to someone out there. This book will provoke someone to action.

This book is written in order to edify the body of Christ. Taking a leap further in the life of a plant, God¿s personal life is not involved in its immense processes of development; but the forces by which it moves through pain and conflict and tempest towards its consummate perfection are a revelation of His ¿eternal power and Godhead.¿ For the Divine idea to reach its complete expression, an expression adequate to the energy of the Divine life, we ourselves must reach a large and harmonious perfection. As yet we are like plants growing in an alien soil and under alien skies. And the measures of strength and grace which are possible to us can only be given by the divine power that is working in us. But a larger knowledge of the love of Christ and His faithfulness will increase the favour of God; it will exalt every form of spiritual energy; it will deepen our spiritual joy; it will add strength to every element of righteousness; and will thus advance us towards that ideal perfection which will be the complete expression of the divine power and grace, and which Paul describes as the ¿fullness of God.¿