Evangelism Books in Order

Using the biblical story of Naaman, Fomum explores how outward success can conceal personal suffering and spiritual need. Fame, wealth, and honor become examples of masks that prevent people from acknowledging their condition and seeking help.

Fomum presents his belief in divine healing through Jesus, discussing prayer, fasting, and the relationship between faith and medicine. The book encourages readers to seek spiritual support and reflects the author's theology of illness and healing.

This first volume collects Fomum's reflections on evangelism, drawn from his prayer, reading, and preaching. It emphasizes the believer's responsibility for sharing the gospel and presents soul-winning as a central task of Christian life.

Fomum continues his reflections on evangelism by asking believers to consider the eternal destiny of others. The volume emphasizes urgency, personal responsibility, and sustained commitment to sharing Christian faith and helping people become disciples.

This evangelism study sets out thirty-six reasons Fomum believes Christians should continually seek to bring others to Christ. Biblical commands, the gospel's purpose, and the believer's responsibility for service underpin its call to sustained outreach.

An account of a sixteen-day religious convention in Douala, Cameroon, gathers testimonies of salvation, healing and deliverance. Fomum presents these reported experiences as evidence of Jesus's continuing power and an invitation to Christian faith.

Fomum examines humanity's separation from God and the consequences he attributes to spiritual independence. Using the image of a son returning home, he describes divine love, repentance and reconciliation as the route back to relationship with God.

Two personal testimonies accompany Fomum's presentation of the Christian gospel and its call to salvation. Written for seekers and believers sharing their faith, the book connects accounts of conversion with an explanation of the message of the cross.

Drawing on biblical passages and experiences from his ministry, Fomum presents salvation, healing and deliverance as connected aspects of Jesus's work. The book explains his theological understanding of these subjects and offers testimonies supporting his beliefs.

A conversion testimony and an evangelistic message introduce Fomum's teaching on repentance, divine holiness and liberation from sin. Accounts of reported healing accompany his argument that faith in Jesus calls for a decisive change in life.