Pitshou Moleka Books

Focusing on the transformative role of the Church in Congo, the book addresses the need for a new Congolese identity that encompasses internal changes in heart and mindset, as well as external actions in various societal sectors. It explores how the Church can influence cultural perceptions, reshape leadership models, and foster a generation of leaders committed to social change. The work emphasizes the Church's potential as a catalyst for positive transformation in a country striving to overcome its challenges and realize its true potential.

The leadership crisis in Africa spans various organizations, highlighting the need for spiritual intelligence as a crucial quality for effective leadership. This approach transforms work into a mission rather than mere commerce, enhancing innovation and creativity by integrating spiritual quotient (SQ) alongside rational quotient (RQ). Implementing spiritual intelligence necessitates a comprehensive transformation across multiple dimensions—economic, political, intellectual, psychological, axiological, and ethical. Embracing spiritual leadership could pave the way for significant development across the continent.

Focusing on the spiritual dimensions of marriage and divorce, this book explores how to discern God's will in these matters. It addresses critical questions such as the possibility of divorce for Christians and the keys to a blessed marriage. Unlike other works that approach the topic from sociological or psychological perspectives, it emphasizes the spiritual forces influencing marital challenges. Drawing from biblical teachings and the author's pastoral experience, it offers a unique and insightful guide for couples navigating these complex issues.

In un mondo interconnesso, la governance globale è fondamentale per affrontare sfide come cambiamenti climatici e disuguaglianze. Tuttavia, le istituzioni attuali sono criticate per la loro inefficacia e mancanza di rappresentanza. È urgente ripensare l'approccio alla governance per includere tutte le voci, specialmente quelle dei Paesi in via di sviluppo.