Sermons with insight. Inspirational Short Sermons. A discounted/bargain Christian motivational book. Available on Kindle Unlimited and in paperback format.

The Christian life was never meant to be a stagnant one; it was instead meant to be an active life that always seeks the next and higher level in Christ Jesus.

To this end, the Bible exhorts Christians to mature in knowledge and in how they carry themselves as they walk the earth. The Bible is truly a great coach on inspired Christian living.

Inspirational Short Sermons carries several short, uplifting, and insightful teachings, most of which can be read in 5 -10 minutes.

The teachings, which are designed to help you to become much more than a name-plate Christian, will surely provoke your thoughts and invoke questions to consider as you go about your business.

The teachings will stimulate self-introspection and encourage you to take your faith to a higher level, becoming more and more like the Lord not only in word but also in deed.

Read one sermon a day; turn the book into your daily devotional; why not?

And be sure to take advantage of the bargain price while it lasts!

Christianity is a life. It is the life of God indwelling the human being. Because it is a life, Christianity is for living, not just lip service or head-knowledge. God expects believers to always live in a manner worthy of their calling.

It does not matter much to God that one can marvelously recite bible verses; one’s life needs to first be aligned to God’s will and character.

Your walk with Christ should be evident in everything you do and everything you are - how you make your decisions, how you act and react, how you approach social issues - how you relate to people - your conduct in general.

Jesus Christ is the Christian’s role model - the all-time reference on the Christian life – based on how He lived when He walked the earth.

You, therefore, need to always ask yourself the following questions:

• What would Jesus have done under similar circumstances?
• How would Jesus have done it or reacted to it?
• What should my top priorities in this life be?

The objective of Living the Christian Life is to motivate you to live the authentic, spirit-filled Christian life every day of your life, under whatever circumstances.

This book is suitable for all gender and ages - men, women, teenagers/youth, young adults, and even seniors.

“To all in Rome who are loved by God and called to be his holy people: Grace and peace to you from God our Father and from the Lord Jesus Christ.” Romans 1:7 (NIV)

Paul’s letter to the Romans lays out the concrete foundation of Christianity.

Paul’s letter answers the basic questions like:

• What is salvation?
• What does it mean to be saved?
• How can I be saved?

This is the kind of knowledge that every Christian needs to grasp in order not to be misled by perverted teachings.

This book is not your usual kind of bible commentary. Instead, it is a serious attempt to convey Paul’s teachings in as simple a way as possible, to the end that many might find the book easy to read and understand. The book is therefore suitable even for teens.

All Bible verses quoted in the book were taken from the New International Version.

"To all in Rome who are loved by God and called to be his holy people: Grace and peace to you from God our Father and from the Lord Jesus Christ.” Romans 1:7 (NIV)

The perspective of this book is primarily that success begins with surrendering one's life to the One who created the one who seeks to be successful.

The author also argues that one should seek a successful life, instead of seeking to be successful in just some aspects of life.

The motivation for writing this book was Phanuel’s desire to see Christians pursuing success in the God context.

The Little Book on Worry. A little help regarding anxiety or distress. Discounted to impact as many readers as possible.

Do you sometimes wish you did not worry as much as you currently do?

It is a fact that many people struggle with anxiety; some to the extent of destroying themselves physically, mentally, and socially.

But what does the Word of God teach about distress? Consider this - “Who of you by worrying can add a single hour to his life?” (Matthew 6:27, NIV).

The Lord asked a very important question. "Is worry productive?" Jesus asked, in other words. Could you improve the circumstances of your life by worrying?

The good news is that you can be free of worry, or at least worry less. But this is a decision that only you can make.

This, however, is a decision that many are still struggling to make – some don’t even consider taking such a route because they consider anxiety to be part and parcel of life.

But there indeed is an alternative to worrying.

The Little Book on Worry can significantly change the course of your life if you read it with the motive of getting help.

Are you the kind of worshiper that the Father seeks?

“Yet a time is coming and has now come when the true worshipers will worship the Father in spirit and in truth, for they are the kind of worshipers the Father seeks. God is spirit, and his worshipers must worship [Him] in spirit and in truth” (John 4:23-24).

I believe some worshipers are in the category of true worshipers. I also believe that others are outside this group. Some of those who are outside the group of true worshipers sincerely long to change for the better, to become true worshipers, but the rest, for some reason, seek to remain the same.

In John 4:23-24, Jesus talked about true worshipers. What status do they have before God - the true worshipers?

Jesus said, “…[true worshipers] are the kind of worshipers the Father seeks.” Now that’s quite remarkable because it means that there are certain worshipers that the Father is not seeking at all, the kind that the Father does not seek, the counterfeit or insincere worshipers.

We need to be in the right group. We need to always live right with God.

Are you the kind of worshiper that the Father seeks? “Examine yourselves to see whether you are in the faith; test yourselves” (2 Corinthians 13:5, NIV). Every worshiper needs to do this always; this is where this book comes in handy.

SHADES OF HYPOCRISY discusses two kinds of hypocrites – both found in the Church. The first group comprises of non-Christians. The second group comprises Christians who are hypocritical with regard to some areas of their lives.

SHADES OF HYPOCRISY is not a book of condemnation. Instead, it is a self-help book for becoming totally true to the Lord.

“Am I a hypocrite? Am I not?” “Am I acting hypocritically?” You might already be quizzing yourself. You do not need to wonder anymore, for the answer is just a few pages away!