Every economy runs on a currency, and every currency runs on trust. Heaven is no different. Its currency is faith - and most believers carry far more of it than they ever spend.

In Faith: The Universal Currency, Pastor Adama Segbedji opens one of the most practical truths in the Christian life: that faith is the trust of the heart made portable, the one currency honoured at heaven's counter, accepted in every place where God reigns. It is not earned by the wealthy or reserved for the spiritually elite. A measure of it has been dealt to every believer, and it was never meant to be admired or stored away. It was meant to be spent.

Moving from the nature of this currency to the economy that honours it, this book shows how heaven values what earth discards, how its exchange rate always favours the one who trusts God, and how the great men and women of Scripture spent their faith on real impossibilities and came home with the impossible accomplished. The woman who spent her last reserve to touch the hem of a garment. The centurion who needed only a word. Abraham, who held his faith through a twenty-five-year delay. The widow whose small jar of oil was limited only by the vessels she dared to gather.

You will learn where to spend faith so that it counts, how to guard it against the slow erosion of doubt, how to recognise the counterfeits of presumption and mere mental assent, and how to sow faith into ground that looks utterly impossible. You will be reminded that what earth files under impossible, heaven files under ordinary - and that the One who backs this currency has never yet failed a single soul who dared to trust Him.

Written with clarity, scriptural depth, and pastoral warmth, this book will move you from living like a pauper in a foreign land to transacting like a citizen of a kingdom whose currency is honoured throughout the whole of creation. You hold a measure of it right now. The only question is what you will do with it.

Spend what you were given.