Books by Keith Lannon

Biblical lives examined with conviction, imagination and depth.

Explore Keith’s studies of Elijah, Samuel and Paul. Each title connects close biblical reading with spiritual challenge and present-day application.

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Prophetic character study

The Man from Tishbe

The Peak of the Prophetic Spectrum

Elijah the Tishbite enters the biblical stage like a flash of light, speaks a declaration that dominates the land for three and a half years, and disappears.

Keith Lannon asks how such a prophet was built. He searches for the spiritual education and experiential curriculum that formed a seemingly unknown man into a climate-defying, legalism-destroying and nation-changing servant of God.

This is not a book for easy comfort. It challenges readers to examine Elijah’s worldview, his pursuit of God, and the authority that made him an unmatched prophetic benchmark.

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Front cover of The Last Judge, The First Prophet

Back cover of The Last Judge, The First Prophet

Spine of The Last Judge, The First Prophet

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Biblical biography

The Last Judge, The First Prophet

Biography of the Prophet Samuel

A comprehensive and spiritually engaging exploration of the life and teachings of the prophet Samuel.

Meticulously developed through years of research, the volume combines historical context, devotional depth and an accessible narrative. It invites both seasoned Bible students and thoughtful seekers to consider the complexities of faith within the unfolding story of Samuel’s life.

Engaging and reflective, the book presents Samuel’s legacy as a timeless source of biblical insight and spiritual enrichment.

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New Testament chronicle

The Ephesian Chronicles

Volume 1: The Planting, Acts 19

The mission of Paul in Ephesus carries lasting importance for every generation seeking the complete expression of biblical truth.

Keith examines the physical logistics, psychological pressures and practical planning behind Paul’s leadership in Acts 19. The narrative confronts the miraculous, the demonic culture of Ephesus and the Spirit-led courage required to communicate Christ’s message in hostile surroundings.

With devoted team members and friends, Paul’s ministry reached an entire subcontinent. This study invites the modern church to rediscover that bold apostolic spirit and prepare for conceptual confrontation.

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Written to challenge and enrich

Books for readers who want to go beyond the familiar surface of the biblical text.

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