Strength For The Journey

About the Book

Early reflections and impressions about the significance of life on earth, and the purpose of our existence – to bring glory and pleasure to our God – remains the hallmark of this work. After all, what else are you here for, if not to live for the cause God created you? Jesus said, ‘For this cause came I unto this hour; to this end was I born and for this cause came I into the world’ (John 12: 27 and 18: 37). God in His grand plan for creation designed and decided our race, tribes, nationalities, geographical locations, times, seasons, and the bounds of our habitation. God planned that mankind may seek Him and find Him, because our purpose for existence is to His praise and glory (Acts 17: 26–28 and Isa. 43: 7 and 21). Theophilus approaches this book with simplicity, sharing his very experience with God, as he journeys in God to the place of true fulfilment in life. The message in this book encourages you to never settle for God’s second best, when your original place is there for you before the foundation of the world. God has made available the strength you need to be the person He had in mind for your assignment on earth. This book shares that with you and encourages you to pursue your fullness in God.

About the Author

Theophilus received his call into ministry in 1987 after a visitation from the Lord Jesus Christ at about 4.30 a.m. in his room, in his village. He obtained B.Sc. in Chemistry from the University of Jos, Nigeria. God’s guiding hand took him to the United Kingdom, where he studied Education in the University of Liverpool. He got training for pastoral ministry and was later ordained. He keeps testifying that his response to God’s calling into the ministry remains the best step that ever gives him fulfilment today – touching the hearts of men and women with the love and compassion of God. His central message is the love of God leading men and women to their place in Him. He is called to teach, to preach, and to shepherd in every sphere as the Lord throws open the doors for serving. He is married to Stephannie Egondu, and they are blessed with two precious children – Joann MaFat and Noel MunFat. He now serves as the Resident Minister at TNLIM, Liverpool, UK.