Books
You can find my books on Amazon here. And on Google Play here.
The Sovereignty of God: The Forgotten Doctrine is in a way a systematic theology where I go through reformed theology as I have understood it, but it does not contain any material on Eschatology.
It is in February 2023 updated with new chapters on sanctification and transformation, and an overall overhaul of its content. I have also reused the chapter on Scripture from the Forsaken God.
The idea for the second book came to me when I was in London and at the same time, I was reading Jeremiah. The queen mother had died a couple of days before I arrived, so London prepared for the funeral, there was countless people there to take farewell of the beloved queen. I was there to visit the Text and Translation Conference at the Trinitarian Bible Society. I visited many churches, very beautiful, full of splendor, they were clearly built to the glory of God. And on some churches, it sat outside written to every hesitating visitor that they did not have to fear a message of intolerance. Even the churches had given up the message of Christ. Because our Lord in all his loving kindness and mercy did give an austere message, it was all or nothing. Then it was Jeremiah’s message to the unrepentant Judah that seemed like it could have been preached today in any church, in any society. And the horrible thing is that not even we would have been listening. We are as unrepentant. I called this book for The Forsaken God: Woe of the Prophet.
This book is very important, because Jeremiah's timeless message is current, even for us. Judah did not listen to Jeremiah or on God that had sent him to the people, they were very hard heartened, stiff-necked and unrepentant. Like contemporary Christianity that believe that they can hide behind promises that only have validity in Christ, but they themselves have a long time ago left him; Christ is abandoned, forgotten, God is only an echo from the past, and Scripture is no longer God’s perfect truth and objective will prescribed for man. How horrifying. We have forsaken God, and he will forsake us, he will deny us, if we do not return to him with our whole heart.
The Forsaken God: Woe of the Prophet also exists as an audiobook (Narrated by Google AI), it sounds rather good. This is a British AI called Archie. You may download it from here (it is prepared as a m4b file).
I have felt such sadness over the state of Christendom in Sweden. Apostasy is rampant. Already in The Forsaken God I talked about it, how our society and Christendom have forsaken God, and could in a way take the place of the rebellious Judah during the time of the prophet Jeremiah. In a way does this book deals with same things, apostasy. I call it The Biblical Doctrine of Separation: The Unhardened Heart and is more of a calling for us to return to the Lord in repentance and in praying for forgiveness. We are called as Christians to live separated lives, separated from the world and sin, and from everything that can stain us, and live separated unto the Lord. This is the most important book I have ever written.
This book deals with the doctrine of separation that we in the whole of Scripture can read about. And since it is Scripture that commands us to separate, and since we today have such disdain towards Scripture, it deals very much with Scripture itself. Scripture does self-attestate itself, it self-authenticate itself, and through its history it has been seen as God's perfect Word, inerrant and infallible. All of this is today attacked by the world, but also by Christendom. Nothing is more important than our view of Scripture, and few things are more important in the life of the Christian than to separate himself from the world and unto the Lord.
This makes it an important book for every Christian, it deals with Scripture and obedience. So many today in Christendom say that Scripture contains words from both God and man, this lie is one of the most pernicious that exists within Christendom, and this is repudiated in this book. It calls for the Christian to separate himself from the world, from error, from false Christians, and to separate himself unto the Lord, to be obedient to what God has revealed in Scripture, which is God's perfect Word given to man. On Google you may find it here.