The Overcomer Press
The Overcomer Press publishes Christ-centered Christian books written to encourage believers to know Christ, walk in the Spirit, and lay hold of the inheritance God has given us in His Son. Our completed books are freely available as PDFs, with print editions made available through Amazon as they are published. Forthcoming titles are included below as they are being developed and prepared for publication.
“Freely ye have received, freely give.” — Matthew 10:8
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THE FULFILLMENT IN CHRIST SERIES
All the Scriptures Concerning Himself — Seeing Christ from Genesis to Revelation
This book follows the pattern Jesus gave on the road to Emmaus, where He opened the Scriptures and revealed the things concerning Himself. From Genesis onward, the promises, persons, sacrifices, covenants, priesthood, kingdom, and prophetic hopes steadily point toward Christ. This study invites the reader to see the Bible not as disconnected doctrines and stories, but as one unfolding revelation whose center, substance, and fulfillment are found in the Son of God.
Flesh and Spirit — Why Christian Zionism Cannot See the Kingdom
Flesh and Spirit examines the conflict between flesh and Spirit and God’s answer in the finished work of Christ. Beginning with the cross and the new creation, it traces the biblical contrast between what belongs to the old man and what has become ours in Christ. It also confronts the danger of returning to outward shadows after the substance has come, including the attempt to rebuild distinctions that Christ has fulfilled in Himself.
The Elephant in the Room — Israel, the Church, and the Fulness of the Gentiles
The Elephant in the Room examines one of the most disputed questions in modern Christianity: the relationship of Israel, the Church, and the kingdom of God. Rather than beginning with a theological system, it returns to the apostles and asks how they understood the promises of Scripture after Christ had come. The result is a Christ-centered examination of covenant, inheritance, Israel, the Gentiles, and the one people God has created in His Son.
The Israel God Is Not Done With — One Seed. One Covenant. One People.
God is not done with Israel—but how has He fulfilled His promises in Christ? This book follows the apostolic witness through Abraham’s Seed, the olive tree, the new covenant, and the prophetic promises of restoration. With careful attention to Romans 11 and Ezekiel’s land and temple visions, it shows how God’s faithfulness holds together in one Messiah and one redeemed people. The door remains open for Jewish people to receive their Messiah, and every believer shares the same inheritance through Him. A hopeful, Scripture-grounded invitation to see the promises reach their fullness in the Son of God.
When a Jew Rules the World — A Biblical Response to a Modern Zionist Vision
When a Jew Rules the World examines the prophetic framework popularized by Joel Richardson and tests its central claims against the New Testament revelation of Christ. Rather than reading the prophets through a future restoration of old-covenant distinctions, this study follows the apostles from promise to fulfillment. It asks where the throne, temple, priesthood, inheritance, and people of God find their ultimate meaning—and whether the answer is found in restored shadows or in Christ Himself.
THE SCHOOL OF THE SPIRIT SERIES
The Story of Job — Suffering, Revelation, and the Ransom
The Story of Job follows Jessie Penn-Lewis’s searching treatment of Job’s journey through suffering, self-knowledge, revelation, and restoration. Job’s deepest need was not an explanation of his circumstances, but a fuller revelation of God and of himself in God’s light. Particular attention is given to Elihu’s message of the Ransom and the spiritual purpose hidden within the trial. Job’s story becomes a powerful picture of God bringing a servant through death to self into deeper knowledge of Himself.
Comforting the Afflicted — A Counselor’s Manual from the Book of Job
Comforting the Afflicted draws practical lessons from Job for those called to walk alongside suffering believers. Job’s friends remind us that sincere words can wound when counsel outruns spiritual understanding. This manual explores listening, discernment, correction, silence, compassion, and the danger of explaining what God has not explained. Its purpose is not to produce expert counselors, but servants who can remain with the afflicted while trusting the Holy Spirit to reveal Christ in the midst of suffering.
THE OVERCOMER BIBLE STUDIES SERIES
Alive in Christ — New Beginnings
Alive in Christ offers a warm, practical introduction to what it means to be born again and walk with God. Beginning with new birth and our identity in Christ, it explores forgiveness, assurance, the Holy Spirit, prayer, obedience, fellowship, and the blessed hope. Alongside the teaching comes help for ordinary struggles: changing feelings, temptation, doubt, wounded relationships, and returning to the Lord after failure. Written especially for new believers, this book points beyond religious performance to life in God’s Son—learning to trust His Word, depend on His Spirit, and follow Him faithfully in everyday life.
Reigning in Life — A Study of Romans
Reigning in Life walks through Romans as Paul’s unfolding proclamation of the gospel and the life that flows from union with Christ. Sin, righteousness, justification, grace, the cross, the Spirit, sonship, suffering, Israel, and transformed living are considered within the larger purpose of God in His Son. The study gives particular attention to Paul’s remarkable declaration that those who receive abundance of grace and the gift of righteousness shall “reign in life by one, Jesus Christ.”
Beginnings — Genesis · Abraham · Galatians — From Promise to Fulfillment in Christ
Beginnings traces the great purposes of God from Genesis through Abraham and into their fulfillment in Christ. Creation, the fall, promise, covenant, faith, inheritance, and the seed of Abraham are followed forward rather than left behind as isolated Old Testament stories. Galatians provides the apostolic key: the promises ultimately converge upon Christ. This study helps readers recognize the shadows and patterns established at the beginning and see how they become spiritual realities in the new creation.
Does God require Christians to give ten percent, or does the New Testament lead us into a different understanding of giving? This book examines Abraham’s gift, Jacob’s vow, Israel’s tithes, and the teaching of Jesus and the apostles, following the Scriptures toward their fulfillment in Christ.
With care for tender consciences and households under strain, Rick Simoni addresses the fear and pressure often attached to tithing and points readers toward willing, generous giving that springs from grace. Supporting those who minister, caring for the poor, and sharing with others remain practical expressions of Christ’s life in His people.