Böcker av Alex Fuleki

God has been trying to reach humans for thousands of years but with limited success.Ever since Cain walked away from God to forge his own godless society and a culture void of moral and spiritual values, the voice of God has only been heard by a handful of people committed to following His will.Alex Fuleki explores the complicated relationship humanity has with God in this book, observing that most of us look to Him in the midst of some kind of local or global disaster beyond our control.It is only then that we demand the protective, saving, healing, and restorative power of the Lord-and if we don't receive an immediate response, we conclude that God does not listen and is not interested in us.The truth, however, is that the Lord has certain requirements that must be met before He looks upon us with favor. He is the one who dictates when, how, and what to communicate. Find out why God is the most efficient, most precise, and clearest communicator who reveals Himself to every generation in every nation and in every language.

Dr. Fuleki has touched upon a Biblical subject which has been purposely or ignorantly kept from the believers for centuries. It is a dominant teaching of the New Testament yet, mysteriously little or nothing was heard of it. There may have been a few leaders who brought it to the surface, but overall it has not been the foremost spiritual activity of the Church. Hopefully sanctification, without which no one can see God, will be the utmost priority of every Christian looking for the blessed hope in Jesus Christ. Alex Fuleki has his B.A. from Atlantic Union College, B.D. from Andrews University, M. A. in Ed., from Canisius College, Certificate of Theology from Knox College in Toronto, and his D. Min. from Ashland University in Ashland, Ohio. He lives in Deltona, Florida.

Dr. Fuleki had emphasized two important aspects related to Revelation. He set the time line and the order of events on it that lead to the second coming of Christ. Then, an extensive study pointed out the fallacy of the rapture and the harm it is doing for Christians who are believers in name only. Making Sense of Revelation is a valuable book to avoid spiritual complacency by Christians. It also helps to identify the false believes that are flooding the world. It also gives a direction how to approach the study of the book for better understanding. Alex Fuleki has his B.A. from Atlantic Union College, B.D. from Andrews University, M. A. in Ed., from Canisius College, Certificate of Theology from Knox College in Toronto, and his D. Min. from Ashland University in Ashland, Ohio. He lives in Deltona, Florida.

The Dark Society or the rule of sin and the true Christian has two parts. The first par shows what kind of existence may be expected on earth when mankind deliberately chooses to live without God. Tragically, since the beginning, over 7000 years ago, we saw wars, hatred, murders, corruptions and extensive idol worship and the stubborn resistance of mankind to find out if there is a God. In spite of repeated and excessive violence all over the globe, man does not want to change his environment, his moral state, and basic philosophy. He seemingly enjoys his misery, pain and hopelessness, a state which is brought on by his own choice of lifestyle.The second part seeks to identify the true Christian using exclusively the Bible. If, this definition of the true Christian had been the central tenet about 100 years ago, the Church might have been saved from severe fragmentation into hundreds of denominations the last hundred years.Dr. Fuleki has captured the sad state of mankind over the past centuries, and his Biblical definition of a true Christian is a most crucial statement for the end-time people.It is a must reading for Christians of all faith and all spiritual states. Alex Fuleki has his BA from Atlantic Union College, BD from Andrews University, MA in Ed. From Canisius College, a Certificate of Theology from Knox College in Toronto, and his D. Min., from Ashland University, in Ohio. He lives in Deltona, Florida.