Practical Helps For The Overcomers Books in Order

Fomum explains daily quiet time through Jesus's example of seeking God's presence. Prayer, Bible reading, meditation, and attentive listening form a routine intended to deepen communion with God, supported by practical examples and suggestions.

This study examines laziness as a spiritual obstacle, considering its causes, expressions, and consequences. Fomum uses biblical teaching and practical observations to challenge excuses and encourage disciplined work directed toward Christian service and purpose.

Fomum argues that Christian service should grow from knowing God rather than merely performing religious tasks. He emphasizes repeated, sustained personal encounters and spiritual understanding as the foundation for a life of meaningful ministry.

This guide addresses believers seeking to renew a weakened relationship with God. Fomum examines signs of spiritual backsliding and considers prayer, fasting, attitudes toward sin, and the use of time as areas requiring renewed attention.

Fomum examines whether conversion removes a believer's responsibility to address harms caused before salvation. Drawing on scripture, he argues for restitution, encouraging readers to reconsider their past actions and their obligations to people they wronged.

This manual offers spiritual retreat plans ranging from brief sessions to longer periods away. Fomum addresses preparation, planning, and step-by-step activities, presenting regular withdrawal for prayer and reflection as a means of deepening knowledge of God.

Fomum distinguishes intellectual understanding of scripture from personal spiritual revelation. He examines cooperation with the Holy Spirit through obedience, teaching, and active spiritual life, aiming to connect biblical knowledge with lived Christian experience and growth.

Fomum presents money and possessions as resources entrusted to Christians by God. The book connects giving with personal consecration, stewardship, and freedom from self-interest, explaining his understanding of financial sacrifice as an investment in eternal purposes.

This discipleship guide traces the process from repentance and conversion to spiritual maturity and becoming a disciple-maker. Fomum presents principles, methods, and teaching intended to help Christian workers guide others through those successive stages.

Fomum addresses truthfulness through his own efforts to eliminate falsehood and examples from both Testaments. The study examines lying in everyday life, calling believers to connect conversion with honesty and a sustained commitment to truth.

Fomum considers spiritual fruitfulness as both Christian character and bringing others to faith and maturity. This short work challenges believers to examine their contribution to evangelism and discipleship rather than settling for inward growth alone.

Fomum approaches time as a divine gift whose use should reflect knowledge of God's purposes. Planning, schedules, priorities, numerical examples, and personal accounts illustrate his argument that even small losses of time have lasting consequences.

Fomum outlines repentance as a process involving recognition of sin, sorrow, confession, abandonment, restitution, and forgiveness. The book addresses repeated deliberate wrongdoing and presents restoration of the relationship with God as the goal of genuine change.

This evangelism guide examines how Christians can present their faith to people who do not know Jesus. Fomum draws on the encounter with the Samaritan woman to discuss approaching individuals, communicating the gospel and relying on the Holy Spirit.

Fomum recounts his experience of speaking in tongues while praying as a postgraduate student and connects it to his evangelistic ministry. His testimony introduces the spiritual experience he encourages readers to seek for themselves.

Fomum examines the demands of following Jesus through discussions of discipleship's foundations, purpose, suffering and reward. His central emphasis is wholehearted commitment, asking readers to consider what they must surrender rather than treating faith as a limited obligation.

Fomum contrasts worldly status with the Christian ideal of service, using Moses, Joshua, David and Jesus as examples. He examines how ambition and self-interest hinder service and argues that spiritual growth requires a renewed mind and self-denial.

Personal testimonies and teaching invite Christians to examine whether they still meet the demands of discipleship. Fomum addresses the danger of assuming an earlier commitment is enough and calls readers toward renewed dedication or an initial decision to follow Jesus.

Adapted from The Making of Disciples, this booklet presents nine scriptural conditions for becoming and remaining a disciple of Jesus. Each condition is followed by questions for personal reflection, emphasizing the relationship between love for Christ and discipleship.