Deep INSIGHTS brings before us deep revelations of Old Testament characters and how God dealt with them in the early century and as to how we can apply it to our present century.

One of the frustrations of the Christian in a pastoral setting is that he or she is unable to come to grips with the reality of leading a good and an honest life in a corporate sitting. As individual Christians, each one needs to encounter God in a more personal and on individual basis to resolve to reorient his or her life such that the corporate and the community life of the church or a society bears the imprint of these glimpses of these individuals and attempts further in providing opportunities for its members to lead honest lives. That it is an individual that makes a difference in the life of a church or society is well taken. It is as individuals, transformed and reoriented to lead good and honest lives, the church or society can be transformed in turn to enable its members to lead good lives.

The individual as such needs to be guided, moulded and shaped to take his or her bearings in society such that the individual concerned is honest enough to objectively assess his or her role and the role of the society to lead a life worthy of these insights. These insights can only come as the individual takes his or her bearings in the light of the reality of God as the one who guides and moulds the individual. The book assumes the role of God in shaping individuals’ lives in the light of the deep insights that are provided from the lives of great people of old.

The purpose of the book then is to draw individuals to come to grips with his or her reality of life in the light of the fact of God as providing him or her an opportunity to lead a faithful and fruitful life. These insights come with the examples of the great people as they led their lives honest to God as he moulded them to in his plan and purpose.

The book as well draws the readers’ attention to appropriate these insights into their lives as individuals and as members of the church and society as well. To this end the purpose of the book is well served as it narrates the life-stories of these saints and sinners of old in an easy and direct way so as to catch the attention of the reader.