Books and Chapters (New Testament Studies)

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    The Five Weapons of Prayer
    (Lulu press, 2012) Kgatle, Mookgo Solomon; Van Eck, Ernest
    The world today is a place of materialism and self-instant gratification. The world of new technology invented in smart cell phones with an easy access to internet. The world of Social network, this is another dimension, which proves the advancement of technology. From a spiritual or religious point of view, it is the world of ‘prosperity theology’. Churches are slowly becoming social clubs, instead of being ‘houses of prayer’. Nothing can replace prayer brothers and sisters; let this book be a reminder in the midst of materialism, new technology, social networks and prosperity Theology that God will not move until you pray. Nothing will ever leave the heavens until something leaves the earth. You cannot continue to operate under the closed heavens and only prayer can open up your heavens. Prayer is the only thing that can keep you revived in the dry season of economic recession.
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    Servant leadership : the path to success
    (Mookgo Solomon Kgatle, 2016) Van Eck, Ernest; Kgatle, Mookgo Solomon
    Leadership has been explored extensively by many scholars worldwide, especially in publications by scholars such as Robert Greanleaf, Gene Wilkes and many others. Most of these books on leadership are written from a Western epistemological perspective and are applied to a Western context. These books on leadership indeed make a valuable contribution to the study of leadership but are, in some sense, only relevant to the context being addressed. There is a growing need for leadership to be applied to an African context. The importance and valuable contribution this book makes is that leadership, typified as servant leadership, is applied in an African context.