How These Books Fit Together
The four books presented here are not isolated works. Together, they form a single, coherent vision of Scripture, spiritual growth, and God’s advancing Kingdom.
Each book approaches the same central reality from a different angle—plot, formation, conquest, and lived expression—so that readers can understand not only what God is doing, but how to align their lives with it.
Forming the Inner Life
Plugged-in to the Dynamic Word develops the theological heart of the vision. It explains how faith, love, and hope function as living spiritual dynamics through which God brings about spiritual conquest and genuine transformation.
This book shows how Scripture shapes the inner life so that believers move from self-centeredness to God-centered living.
Role in the whole:
This is the gateway book—it forms the reader inwardly so they are prepared to live faithfully within God’s unfolding purpose.
Seeing the Big Picture
Foresight helps readers step back and see the Bible as a unified story with a clear plot: God’s unfolding Kingdom purpose in history.
Rather than asking only what God can do for us, this book invites readers to identify with God’s cause, understand His long-term plan, and locate their lives within that larger story.
Role in the whole:
Foresight gives readers vision—the ability to see where history is going and what God is doing overall.
Understanding Conquest in History
Revelation Unrolled applies the same framework to the Book of Revelation, presenting it as God’s Operation Plan for conquering the kingdom of the world and establishing the reign of Christ.
Rather than fear-driven speculation, the book emphasizes faithful witness, endurance, and victory in the present age.
Role in the whole:
This book shows how faith, love, and hope operate at the level of history, revealing the Church’s role in God’s ongoing Kingdom advance.
Living the Vision in Culture
Things Come Together is a novel set in Nigeria that embodies the theology of faith, hope, and love within a concrete cultural setting.
Through story rather than exposition, it shows how spiritual renewal transforms relationships, communities, and economic life. The novel demonstrates that the gospel is not abstract or Western-bound, but universally transformative.
Role in the whole:
This book shows what the vision looks like on the ground—lived out in culture, community, and daily life.