On Monday 21 September 2026, Pastor William Burckson, Lead Pastor of Kingdom Expression Ministries Worldwide, launched three new books at Dyna Space, Signature Apartments in Accra. The titles – The Risk of Being Gifted, Jesus: The Mindset and Becoming a Kingdom‑Minded Person – were introduced under the theme “Burckson on the Kingdom III: Three Books. Three Conversations. One Kingdom Mandate.”
The event drew a diverse crowd that included clergy from various Christian denominations, business leaders, professionals, families and avid readers. Pastor Burckson explained that the books stem from a desire to help believers align their thinking with Scripture and become effective representatives of God in all spheres of life.
“Until our thinking changes, nothing is going to change in our lives, and the material for that change is the Word of God,” he said. He urged Christians to step beyond church walls, noting that “we are the salt, and we need to get involved” in society to influence it positively.
Each book tackles a distinct aspect of spiritual growth. The Risk of Being Gifted examines how attitudes and habits can hinder the use of one’s gifts, urging readers to develop character and discipline. Jesus: The Mindset presents Jesus as both focus and model, encouraging practical application of spiritual truth in daily decisions. Becoming a Kingdom‑Minded Person calls for a worldview shaped by Scripture, urging believers to reflect Kingdom values through work, leadership and stewardship.
The launch featured chapter reviews by Minister Saviour Amewu‑Wullah, Rev. Dr Christophe Mensah‑Sarbah and Abigail Addison, and included conversations about the books’ relevance to contemporary Christian life. Pastor Burckson’s wife, Jennifer, and guests Rev. Prof J.O.Y Mante and Prophet Manasseh Atsu joined for the unveiling. Mante praised Burckson as a uniquely gifted minister, while Atsu highlighted the books’ potential to transform nations.
Online participants included Dr Benjamin Manu of Arise America, Empower Africa and the Global Leaders and Pastors Network, who called the books “some of the best vehicles God will use to drive the change we want to see in our world.” Dr Sunday Adelaja also joined virtually, describing Burckson as a gift to Ghana, Africa and the world.
Pastor Burckson, who founded Kingdom Expression Ministries Worldwide in 2012 and the Kingdom‑Minded Network in 2022, has reached audiences across Ghana, Uganda, Kenya, South Africa, Australia and beyond. His ministry focuses on renewing the mind, developing mature believers and helping Christians demonstrate God’s values through their work and leadership.
As the books hit the shelves, Burckson hopes they will serve as practical companions for believers seeking to represent God in an increasingly challenging world.
