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Books by Aguinaldo Santos

Short, readable Christian books to go with the Bible stories and Psalms you watch on the Daily Faith Walk channel. All four are included with Kindle Unlimited, and you can read them on any phone, tablet or computer with the free Kindle app.

Peace in the Night by Aguinaldo Santos, book cover

Peace in the Night

40 Days of Psalms for Anxiety, Sleep and Spiritual Strength

A devotional with calming night prayers and spiritual warfare prayers drawn straight from the Psalms. One short reading for each night, for the mind that will not switch off.

Get it on AmazonUK readers: Amazon.co.uk
The Parables of Jesus Made Simple by Aguinaldo Santos, book cover

The Parables of Jesus Made Simple

What 16 of His Greatest Stories Mean for Your Everyday Life

Sixteen parables explained in plain language: what they meant when Jesus told them, and what they ask of you today.

Get it on AmazonUK readers: Amazon.co.uk
The Blood of the Twelve by Aguinaldo Santos, book cover

The Blood of the Twelve

How the Apostles of Jesus Died for a Faith That Changed the World

Peter was crucified upside down. Bartholomew was flayed alive. Thomas was run through with spears in India. The documented account of how the twelve apostles died, separating what history records from what tradition added.

Get it on AmazonUK readers: Amazon.co.uk
Matthew the Disciple by Aguinaldo Santos, book cover

Matthew the Disciple

The tax collector who wrote the first Gospel

What the Bible states, what historians accept, what belongs to early Christian tradition and what remains disputed, with the level of support marked on every claim.

Get it on AmazonUK readers: Amazon.co.uk

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