WISHING TO BECOME: A JOURNEY OF FAITH AND FULFILLMENT BY A.S TADOBO

Wishing to Become is a spiritually charged, motivational exploration of the human yearning for purpose, transformation, and divine fulfillment. Written by A.S. Tadobo, the book is structured around a faith-based framework that guides readers through the inner process of “becoming” — not through worldly ambition, but through surrender, preparation, and divine grace.

Tadobo’s central thesis is that personal desires, when aligned with God’s will, become the seeds of destiny. He draws on biblical figures like Joseph, Abraham, Nehemiah, and Esther to illustrate how God uses desire, vision, trials, and grace to refine individuals for higher purposes. The book is organized into thematic chapters — such as “Faith in the Furnace,” “Preparation in the Hidden Place,” and “Becoming for Others” — each blending scriptural exegesis, personal exhortation, and pastoral encouragement.

In its tone and structure, the book serves both as a devotional and a practical guide for Christians seeking meaning beyond material success. It encourages action rooted in faith, urging believers to trust God's timing, embrace obscurity as preparation, and use their becoming to uplift others. Ultimately, Wishing to Become presents becoming not as a personal achievement but as a spiritual responsibility — to serve, to lead humbly, and to glorify God.