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Dr. Zacharias T. Fomum is a minister of the word, and a scientist. He combines the teaching of organic chemistry at the University of Yaounde, Cameroon, West Africa, with the spiritual ministry of teaching the word in many countries. He searches out facts and presents them in a teachable format.

Fasting has long been a powerful discipline for serious prayer warriors. Yet few Christian books on both the theology and practice of fasting exist. And then some who have written have not always been faithful practitioners.

Most of the world is lazy. Too many believers are idle. Few attain their God-given potential. The kingdom suffers because of the too many spectators who are said to be soldiers in the army of the Lord. The loss to God, to the kingdom of God, and to the lazy person that is caused by the sin of laziness is beyond measure. Must things continue that way? I do not think so. Laziness is a deadly sin. The one who commits this sin can be delivered. That is what this book is about. May the Lord bless you as you listen to it! Amen.

This book was born out of prayer. The lord called a few of us aside to pray. Each night, we wrestled in prayer between the hours of 9 p.m. and 3 a.m. This went on for many weeks. We came to find ourselves blessed, challenged, and purified. We came to see the lord in a new way and to understand the purpose of our being in a totally new light. This book was also born out of an experience - an experience of obedience.

Although the five books in this series are complementary and help the listener to have a more complete view of the theme, each book is complete in its own right and should be enjoyed for the profit of it. Although the books are rooted in the Word of God, they are written not merely to help listeners to know God’s point of view about the matters discussed but also to lead the believer beyond theoretical understanding into spiritual experience; for sanctification is, ultimately, not merely a doctrine but an experience.

In "Spiritual Leadership in the Pattern of Moses," Professor Z.T. Fomum shares profound insights into the divine authority and profound responsibilities bestowed upon spiritual leaders.

Time is one of the most precious gifts that the Lord has given man. In giving people the gift of time, the Lord has ensured that no one may consider himself specially favored or disfavored. In his wondrous love, God has given the president of a populous nation and a simple street sweeper in that nation the same number of hours per day: 24. The president has not been given a 48 hour day while the street sweeper has been given a 24-hour day.

There are things that God must do, and man must not attempt to do them. There are other things that he has decided in his sovereignty to let man do. He will not do them for man. If man decides not to do them, they will remain undone. This book, Sanctified and Consecrated for Spiritual Ministry, presents the responsibility of the believer to do that which he must do for his sanctification, consecration, and spiritual ministry.

Lusting after the opposite sex has been a great stumbling block to this day for many children of God, including servants of God. The author presents the sins of adultery and fornication in all the forms in which they manifest themselves, and the Lord Jesus Christ as the Liberator. He gives practical applications for a walk in total victory over adultery and fornication, from which many people would like to be set free. Listen to this book for the ways and means of experiencing freedom from sin! Many have testified to its liberating benefits.

There is a war in progress between God and His forces on one side, and the devil and his forces on the other side. Whether you like it or not, you are a part of that war. If you have received the Lord Jesus as your Lord and Saviour, God has enroled you in His army and expects you to fight for Him and with Him. If you have not yet received the Lord Jesus as your Lord and Saviour, then you are on the devil’s side, fully registered in his army, even if you have good intentions.

Come with Professor Z.T. Fomum on a gripping spiritual journey with The Overthrow of Principalities and Powers, an audiobook that delves into the profound insights of the author's ministry—a ministry akin to that of the biblical prophet Daniel. Just as Daniel confronted spiritual forces hindering God's purposes, the author unveils the reality of spiritual warfare, emphasizing that our battles extend beyond the visible realm.

The Way of Obedience presents simply and deeply fundamental truths about baptism in water, baptism into the holy spirit, and soul winning as found in the Word of God. The main goal of this audiobook is to bring the young convert to enter and experience these truths. For the mature believer, it is not only material for his personal edification, but also a guide for his pastoral ministry. May this audiobook lead all twice-born people into obedience on basic issues. May God the Holy Spirit lead all its listeners into immediate and continuous obedience.

In The Complete Works of Zacharias Tanee Fomum on the Gospel Message, Z.T. Fomum explores the transformative truths of the Gospel. This collection offers forgiveness, healing, and freedom from the shackles of sin, disease, and demonic oppression through Christ’s sacrifice on the cross—the Good News. With powerful life-changing testimonies and practical insights, this audiobook is a guide to experiencing the miracles and blessings that come from a sincere and deep relationship with the Saviour.

Brokenness, by Professor Fomum, is a real classic for walking the Christian life with total abandonment to the Lord. After the new birth, a man’s spirituality is not measured by his capacity to preach great sermons, to cast out demons, or to heal the sick. Such capacities could be the manifestation of spiritual gifts, which are received from God, regardless of who the person is.

This volume undertakes a study of the leadership substance and styles of Abraham, Isaac, Jacob (Israel), and Joseph—son of Jacob. Abraham leads from a position of the Father, while Isaac leads from a position of the Son at rest and at peace. Jacob transforms from the worldly and carnal into Israel, the spiritual and divine. He signifies how a believer can go from carnal to spiritual.

All the people who have made an impact on history varied in many things, but they all had one thing in common - they worked hard. It is only true that "the heights by which great men reached and kept were not attained by sudden flight but while their companions slept, they kept toiling upwards into the sky." The Lord has given us work to do. He desires it accomplished. If we are to accomplish that work, we must put all that we are and all that we have into it.

The contents of this book are fundamental. God calls all who are his to a sanctified life. The life of a believer in which sin reigns is subnormal. Howe­ver, many believers find themselves bound by sin. They are like Lazarus walking out of the tomb with life, but in bonda­ge.

This profoundly significant book encapsulates the revelations, doctrines, methods, and principles of discipleship. Its primary aim is to assist individuals in experiencing discipleship and, in turn, guiding others to grow in a manner that equips them to actively engage in the process of making disciples of Jesus Christ.

Life is meant to be enjoyed, both before and during marriage. The choices you make before marriage can set the foundation for a fulfilling and godly union. This collection provides God's mind on selecting the right partner, building a successful marriage, and maintaining a strong, God-centered relationship. It addresses the roles and responsibilities of both husbands and wives, emphasizing unconditional love, respect, and commitment.

Many believers have backslid. Some have turned away completely while others have turned away only in small degrees. Many will honestly say, "I have lost that love which I first had for the Lord". Many are prepared to say that, but they are not willing to take radical steps to put things right. They see the need to repent; they desire to repent, but they do not repent, for they do not pay the price of repentance.