Books & Other Publications
“Rebirth of a Generation and Nation” is a revolutionary book that serves as a clarion call for the next generation to rise up and embrace their power as agents of change. In an era marked by unprecedented challenges—social injustice, environmental degradation, political unrest, and economic disparity—this book asserts that the younger generation, holds the key to their brighter future. It explores the transformative potential of young leadership, drawing inspiration from historical figures and also it covers the rich tapestry of revolutionary movements that have reshaped history, highlighting the importance of collective action, community engagement, and spiritual guidance. It emphasizes that the rebirth of a generation extends beyond political spheres; it calls for a revival within our communities and churches, where the next generation can be nurtured, empowered, and equipped to take on the mantle of leadership.
In “Love’s Eternal Code,” Bishop Matthew Okello explores the transformative power of divine love as expressed through the teachings of Jesus Christ. Rooted in scripture, the book emphasizes the greatest commandments: to love God with all one’s heart and to love one’s neighbor as oneself (Mark 12:28-31). Okello argues that love is not merely an emotion but a conscious choice that embodies a deeper spiritual commitment.The author highlights that true love, described as a fruit of the Spirit, requires divine influence and is integral to fulfilling God’s commandments. He outlines the necessity of forgiveness, portraying it as a crucial element of love, particularly in a world fraught with discord. By dying to self and practicing selflessness, believers can reflect Christ’s love and break barriers that hinder authentic connections. He also asserts that as Christians embody the “Law of Love,” they become instruments of God’s compassion, capable of transforming their communities. The journey of learning to love and forgive is presented as a vital aspect of spiritual growth, reinforcing the idea that loving others is both a commandment and a demonstration of one’s relationship with God.
