Books on trusting God's promises and on living your mission wherever life has placed you — with shorter reflections and new writing on the way.
Discovering Your Mission in the Diaspora
You crossed a border carrying faith, memories, hopes — and more of home than any suitcase could hold. But beyond finding work, settling your family and building a new life lies another question: Now that I am here, how can God use me here?
Through personal stories, voices from immigrant families and Philip’s encounter with the Ethiopian official in Acts 8, Dr. Gyimah invites readers to notice the people already within their reach — neighbors, coworkers, newcomers and children growing up between worlds. Each chapter offers practical questions, prayers and simple steps toward a life available to Christ.
“Whatever brought you here, God can use you here.”
Available now in Kindle eBook and paperback. Writers Rack Publishing · ISBN 978-1-958341-08-7 · 126 pages.
Promises are easy to make and hard to keep — we know that from our own lives. This book asks a different question: what does it look like to trust the One who has never broken His word? Across ten chapters — on stillness, purpose, provision, doubt, and the promise of Christ's return — Dr. Gyimah pairs honest teaching and Scripture with reflection questions, prayer, and a next step for each one.
Available on Amazon. A revised and expanded edition, with a new cover, is on its way — ISBN 978-1-958341-02-5, updated inside and out.
When our daughter Kezia was five years old, she was reading to our son Michael, who was three years old at the time. She came across the word promise and asked her brother if he knew what a promise was. He shook his head, and in an attempt to make him understand, she said, “A promise is like when Daddy promised to take us to Costco but did not take us. He did not keep his promise.” My action — or inaction — became an object lesson for a three-year-old to understand the meaning of a promise.
We are constantly bombarded with promises — from products to medications that promise to do so much for us with little or no effort on our part. Considering the kind of culture we live in, we can become a bit dulled to the true importance and weight of our promises.
“It's much better to say no in the first place than to leave a promise unfulfilled.”
The Bible presents several promises made by humans to each other and to God. But the most significant promise is the one made by God to man. God is faithful to His word, and we can always trust His promises to come through — because we can trust Him, the Promisor.
Each chapter closes with reflection questions, a prayer, and a next step to put it into practice.
Learning to wait on God instead of taking control.
Walking through what God has already opened for you.
Finding your identity, purpose, and potential in Him.
Trusting provision even when the obstacles are real.
Making space to actually hear God's voice.
Living daily by the power of the Holy Spirit.
Letting hope for what's coming reshape today.
Finding purpose in the ordinary and the everyday.
Bringing every doubt honestly before God in prayer.
Staying watchful and ready for the promise still ahead.
Rediscovering the Faith, Fellowship, and Mission of the Early Christians
What happens when Christian fellowship becomes part of everyday life? Drawing on Scripture and his pastoral experience serving a diverse community in Columbus, Ohio, Dr. Gyimah explores how ordinary homes can become places of prayer, learning, hospitality, and service, through four simple commitments: Open Your Heart, Open Your Bible, Open Your Hands, and Open Your Life to God.
“You do not need a pulpit to offer Christian hospitality. You can begin with an open heart—and an open door.”
Writers Rack Publishing · 226 pages · Release date to be announced.
Practical Lessons from Biblical Women for Every Season of Life
Have you ever felt overlooked, questioned your worth, or wondered whether your prayers mattered? You are not alone. Through 100 devotional entries drawn from the lives of biblical women, Dr. Gyimah offers Scripture references, a thoughtful reflection, a daily action, a prayer, and questions with space to write.
You are seen. You are loved. And your life has a purpose.
Writers Rack Publishing · Release date to be announced.
Turning Your Skills into Income, Impact, and Ministry
You brought skills, experience, faith, and wisdom. Yet in a new country, it can be hard to see the value of what you carry—or find a place to put it to work. Drawing on Scripture, personal stories, and the experiences of fellow immigrants, Dr. Gyimah shows how familiar skills can open unexpected doors to income, service, and ministry.
You may have crossed a border, but you did not arrive empty-handed.
Writers Rack Publishing · 151 pages · Also coming in Spanish, Portuguese, and French · Release date to be announced.
On faith, leadership, and the community that shapes both — drawn from Trusting the Promisor to Keep His Promise, while new writing is on the way.
“I do believe! Help me overcome my unbelief!” It’s the most honest prayer in the Gospels — and the one Jesus answers. A short reflection on doubt as the starting place of real faith, not the opposite of it.
Read this chapter“No longer are our lives fueled by our own will but by the will of God.” A reflection on why the leaders worth following aren’t running on their own power — they’ve learned to yield first.
Read this chapterThe drive, the dishes, the small conversation you almost skipped — the routine parts of a day carry more weight than we usually give them credit for. A reflection on finding the sacred in the schedule you already have.
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