COMING SOON
NEW BOOK
APRIL 2026
No one reaches destiny alone. In Borne of Four, Pastor Demetrius K. Samu-el, Sr. unpacks the powerful story of the paralyzed man in Mark 2:2–5, carried by four faithful companions to the feet of Jesus.
Through this life-changing teaching, Pastor Samu-el reveals the four kinds of people every believer—and especially every leader—needs in their circle: friends, fathers, fillers, and followers. With biblical insight and practical wisdom, he shows how the right relationships can carry you through struggle, position you for breakthrough, and help you walk in your God-given purpose.If the right four could carry a man to his miracle, the right four can carry you to yours.
Pass The Pulpit
Pass the Pulpit is a deeply moving and spiritually rich book by Pastor D.K. Samuel, Sr., that illuminates the mysterious yet intentional workings of God. With the heart of a shepherd and the wisdom of experience, Pastor Samuel reveals how God often sows divine seeds into our lives—seeds that may appear unclear or even burdensome at first, but in time, blossom into blessings perfectly suited for our growth and calling.
In an age where the headlines are too often filled with stories of broken leadership and spiritual compromise, this book offers a refreshing testimony of quiet faithfulness. Pastor Samuel reminds us that there are still humble, devoted servants of God—students of the Word, carriers of integrity, and warriors in prayer—who continue to stand strong in their calling.
Through the lens of his own journey as a bi-vocational pastor, family man, and caregiver, he shares the challenges of wearing many hats while faithfully stewarding the flock God entrusted to him. With grace and humility, he invites readers into his walk of faith—offering encouragement, biblical insight, and Spirit-led wisdom for those
navigating the highs and lows of ministry and discipleship.
Pass the Pulpit is more than a personal account; it is a spiritual roadmap for those who seek to serve God wholeheartedly, reminding us that the path to full-time ministry is not always easy—but it is always sacred.
