'Come Up Here: Jesus the Warrior King is Coming Soon' released

Mark Nyarko wanted to let people know that there is a reason behind all the earth-shattering events taking place today, and that there is a place of refuge in "The Lord Jesus Christ." This objective inspired Nyarko to write "Come Up Here: Jesus the Warrior King Is Coming Soon" (published by Xlibris UK), a book on Bible prophecy that details the main prophetic events that will precede the second coming of the Lord. The place of Israel in God's prophetic calendar is outlined in both its historical and contemporary contexts, as well as that of the church. The key players in the end-time drama are those same nations that are making all the headlines today, particularly those in the Middle East. According to Nyarko, this is where the drama of redemption began, and that is where it is all bound to end. For more details about the book, please visit https://www.amazon.com/Come-Up-Here-Warrior-Coming/dp/1543490042.

The book provides a convenient checklist against major world events rocking the planet today. Hence, it provides a convenient signpost "to indicate the time of day we live in as far as God's end-time redemption program is concerned." It is also a call to sober reflection by all who call themselves believers in Jesus Christ to do an ongoing self-evaluation to make sure their walk with the Lord is on track and avoid any potential surprises and disappointments in the end. It provides a motivation to get busy with the assignment the Lord left his people in evangelizing and disciplining the world. It is a book of hope for the weary believer who is often tempted to give up when they realize that the coming of the Lord is sooner than any of them can imagine. It also points the weary seeker to the Lord of salvation who alone is able to give rest to the soul of man.

"People want to know the truth they can build their lives on. Some kind of sure foundation in these days of uncertain quicksand," Nyarko says. "This book is informative, reassuring and eschews all sensationalism often associated with Bible prophecy."

"Come Up Here: Jesus the Warrior King Is Coming Soon" hopes to make people realize that there is hope for the world in Jesus for everyone who will come to him. "God is not angry with the world, but wants the world to be reconciled to Him in His loving family," Nyarko adds.

"Come Up Here: Jesus the Warrior King Is Coming Soon"
By Mark Nyarko
Hardcover | 6 x 9in | 190 pages | ISBN 9781543490039
Softcover | 6 x 9in | 190 pages | ISBN 9781543490046
E-Book | 190 pages | ISBN 9781543490053
Available at Amazon and Barnes & Noble    

About the Author
Mark Nyarko was from Ghana, West Africa. He has been living in the U.K. for almost 35 years. He is married to Victoria Bosompimaa and they have a daughter named Chantelle. They pastor a word-based church in Streatham, South London, named Mount Zion Revival. He was a teaching assistant at the University of Ghana's School of Administration after graduating with a bachelor's degree in administration. He also taught business studies to young adults for several colleges in London. For over two decades, he run a one-man charity called "Operation Hope" to help disadvantaged children in his native Ghana by sponsoring their education. At 63, he thinks he has learned a few lessons in life to share with others in his writings, especially the young, in their life's journey.

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