About this book
Many believers pray faithfully and still find themselves stuck exactly where they started.
Pastor Dr Benjamin Olusola Ajibade has spent years in pulpits, hospital wards, and pastoral counselling sessions watching the same pattern repeat itself: sincere, prayerful Christians who cannot understand why heaven feels silent, when the truth is that heaven has been waiting on them all along.
Faith on Its Feet makes the case, gently but firmly, that prayer was never meant to replace obedience. It was meant to prepare us for it.
Drawing on scripture from Moses at the Red Sea, Joshua at Ai, and Nehemiah’s rebuilt wall, and on years of pastoral and clinical experience, this book names the quiet ways sincere faith can stall: fear disguised as patience, denial disguised as prayer, laziness disguised as waiting on God, and avoidance disguised as discernment.
Across fourteen chapters, readers walk through marriage, finances, health, and church life, and are asked the same honest question each time: have you prayed about it, and have you also gone and done it?
This is not a book against prayer. It is a call to let prayer do what it has always been meant to do: align us, prepare us, and send us.
