THINGS MOVE OUT OF PLACE

A Practical Journey from Disorder to Order

by omotosho oladeji

Why do work, relationships, responsibilities and useful possessions sometimes become sources of disorder? *When Things Move Out of Place* explores a foundational distinction introduced in Genesis 1: God is the Creator, and everything else belongs to creation. Money, work, technology, relationships, recognition and institutions can serve valuable purposes. Difficulty can develop, however, when a created good is asked to provide ultimate identity, meaning, security or worth. Through carefully presented biblical accounts involving Martha, Job, the man with many possessions, Saul, Haggai’s community and Nehemiah, Omotosho Oladeji examines how misplaced priorities may affect everyday life. The book distinguishes personal responsibility from suffering caused by illness, injustice, external circumstances and other people’s actions. Inside, you will discover: • How to look beneath recurring friction without rushing into blame • Why good and useful things need appropriate purposes and boundaries • A careful distinction between the Creator and created things • The practical S.O.U.R.C.E. framework for diagnosis and realignment • Simple reflection questions and proportionate actions for daily life Written in clear, accessible language for Christian and non-Christian readers, this short guide invites you to examine one area at a time and take responsible action within what you can influence.

Full Book Release: 1st of September 2026