The Pentateuch is a re-presentation of the first five books of the Bible (Genesis – Deuteronomy) in the form of fifty-four stories. It re-presents the Holy Scriptures in a simplified and modern way for tweens, teenagers and young adults so that they might find the Bible more interesting and wish to read it. In an age where the majority of us as parents/guardians are challenged to ensure that our children have the biblical foundation they need in order to make critical life decisions, we consequently see our children faltering repeatedly when making these decisions. Restoration to this aspect of their lives is urgent and The Pentateuch embraces this approach by breaking down the Holy Scriptures into short, simple and easy to comprehend stories, illustrating morals, principles and examples that young people can utilise as a daily manual or devotional in shaping their busy lives. It is an introductory must-have to God’s word, appropriately pitched for every young person in every home in every country across the world.

Historical Excursions contains forty-five stories taken from the historical books of the Holy Bible: Joshua through Esther. The Books of Joshua through Esther are referred to as the historical books of the Bible as they tell the story of the Israelites from the time of their occupation of the Promised Land through to the rise and fall of the Kingdom of Judah and eventually, the return of the exiles and the rebuilding of Jerusalem in the Persian period.

How to Live Holy presents a practical guide that encourages us to consider and implement seven principles to help us live more consecrated and mature Christian lives.

The first principle is desire, a holy hunger for a deeper relationship with God that results in wanting to please Him and not ourselves. Desire is a prerequisite for living holy. The second principle is devotions, a holy habit. These quiet times with God can strengthen our relationship with Him and prepare us to interact with the world. The third principle is dedication, the holy honor to God that manifests itself in love. God is love, so loving others is a part of living holy.

The fourth principle is denying self, a holy handicap or a self-imposed limitation that recognizes that we must die in order to live holy. The fifth principle is denouncing and detaching, the holy hatchet that identifies evil and cuts off whatever would hinder reaching our goal to live holy. The sixth principle is declaration, the holy heralding whereby we speak out with authority and intention to live holy. Finally, the seventh principle is deployment:- who and what we summon for holy help in order to defeat the enemy and experience victory.

If you're having trouble living holy, this guide is the how-to you've been waiting for. Offering strategies and suggested reading, it helps you propel yourself into the mind-set of holy living.