Preaching From the Grave / Ndamyumugabe, Phodidas, PhD / (PB/2019-2019/B+/USED)

*Condition Note: Book is gently used with minor cover wear and clean.*

“It seemed as if demons had changed into human beings and were now working to destroy humanity.” In just 100 days in 1994, close to a million people were slaughtered in Rwanda. Hutu extremists killed nearly 70 percent of the Tutsi population during this ethnic cleansing. In the face of such evil carnage, a young Adventist Tutsi refused to break God’s commandments. Like Daniel and his three friends, God repeatedly intervened not only to save his life but allow him to witness the process. Phodidas says, “While it is true that thousands were dying around me, God was still God and acting in Rwanda.” He challenges us with a rock-solid faith, “The most serious problem we faced was that one might not be found ready for eternal life.”

CONTENTS

Acknowledgements

Introduction

Fond Memories of My Childhood

Prepared for the Crisis

Strengthened by His Word

Declaration of Identity

Treading the Deadly Path

Fighting Beside the Dead

Held Between a "Demon" and an "Angel"

 Celebrating Premature Deliverance

Choosing to Die by Guns

When Money Could Not Help

Let It Be Wings of Fire

Preaching From the Grave

Served by Killers

Amazing Solution for an Unbearable Situation

Ready to Die for a Friend

Delivered From the Bush Life

Learning Lessons the Hard Way

Conquering the Enemy's Territory

Loving the Killers of My Family

An American Refuses to Leave

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