Oluwagbemiga Olowosoyo: 67 books

Divorce is a volatile subject. Most Bible teachers avoid talking about it. Yet it is a regular occurrence on earth. It has become so prevalent even among ministers. In this book, Dr Olowosoyo brings out God's opinion about divorce.

What should one do in the unfortunate event of the demise of a loved husband, or brother? Some cultures insist that the wife be inherited by the nearest sibling. Does the bible approve that? Or is it morally right? Dr Olowosoyo in his simplistic, sincere and practical manner answers all the questions.

You must overcome your trials. Some abandoned the faith when they see trials. That is foolishness! Some become bitter and ruthless when they see trials. That is foolishness! Trials are your connection point for glory. Like the eagle, rejoice to meet the storm, and allow your storm to promote you. In this book Dr Olowosoyo explains that you are not a failure

In spite of fierce attacks by secular philosophies and totalitarian governments, more Bibles have been printed in more languages than any other book in each year of the 20th and 21st centuries. The reason for this success is simple; the Bible is true, and truth has the capacity to change lives and...

Leadership is so important in life. Church leadership is a determinant factor of several events in human life. But unfortunately, most people don't understand this. In Spiritual Leadership, Dr. Olowosoyo takes the time to explain the role of spiritual leaders; the interplay between church and spiritual leadership; then he explains responsibilities of followers to their leaders.

Understanding the covenant and its workings is very important because it is the deciding factor of accomplishment. Jacob did not understand his inheritance and that hampered his greatness. In this powerful book Dr. Olowosoyo compares the believer with Jacob. You need to read it.

For so long people have assumed that Godly wealth was an impossibility. The few who believed in Godly wealth assumed that it was limited to destiny. However, wealth is simply a matter of choice. In this classic, Dr Olowosoyo explains what the bible says about wealth.

Question: My problem now is that my husband is no longer interested. What can I do? Or is it true that my sexual desire is demonic? Please note that he even said I am free to seek satisfaction anywhere, only that our home should not break because of the children and the church. Dr. Olowosoyo's answer is very educative

Every individual has the same fire of emotion, burning within. The velocity of the fire is only limited by what you do to it: either to fan it or to quench it. Even when you relegate it, it would be for only a while. It would resuscitate at the right opportunity. The focus in this book is to consider...

Jonah wished God would destroy Nineveh and the entire Assyria without preaching to them. Every Israelite felt the same way. Most times, if we are careless; our opinion is allowed to interfere in divine plan and program. And since God’s plans would never change, the strongest possibility is that we lose our position with God. You need to read Dr. Olowosoyo's analysis of the book of Jonah.

Unfortunately immorality has become very popular with men. It is even popular among believers and even ministers. A number of churches have even accepted it as normal. However, God remains conservative. His principles would not change. In this book Dr. Olowosoyo calls attention to the pains of immorality.

A pastor was informed by prophecy that his wife was a witch and responsible for the death of their son whom medical science confirmed dead from Typhoid fever. He wonders if it was not best to divorce her. Read Dr. Olowosoyo's simple, sincere and practical answer.

Witchcraft has gone beyond diabolical practices, and many people practice it without knowing. It is also a work of the flesh. It is a form of behaviour or attitude that operates through a person to control another by the use of manipulative, domineering, and/or intimidating tactics. In this leadership...

Most people understand that God is bound to keep his promises. What they fail to understand is the fact that God's promises are conditional. In this book Dr Olowosoyo did a teaching on Eli and used it to explain the consequences of a careless lifestyle in priesthood.