Deepak Reju is a husband to his best friend Sarah, father to five children, and the senior pastor at Ogletown Baptist Church (Newark, Delaware) and co-host of the Counseling Talk podcast. He enjoys date nights with his wife, coaching his son’s soccer games, getting beaten (often) by his kids in a board game, biking, reading, NFL football and (amateur) baking.

”A great book for any parent wanting to teach their kids how God used the imperfect kings Saul, David and Solomon to set the stage for the ultimate king, God's son - Jesus. “Jeff Hutchings(Director of Family Ministries, The Journey - St. Louis, MO.)”Great Kings of the Bible: - is an honest look at Israel's three great kings and how they point to the resurrected Christ, the true and greatest King.“Mark Smith(Pastor of Children's Ministry at Clifton Baptist Church (Louisville, KY))”In exposing the sin in the lives of Saul, David, and Solomon, Deepak Reju shows convincingly that Christ is our true hero and the greatest of all kings. “Marty Machowski(Pastor, Author of The Gospel Story Bible and the Gospel Story Curriculum)”Deepak carefully and accurately tells the story of three great Old Testament kings... By the end of the book, you almost want to sing out "Jesus is different. Jesus is better. Jesus is the true King."“Jared Kennedy(Editor, The Gospel Coalition)”Deepak does a great job of helping children understand the history of the kings of old - in both their triumphs and failures... This book will serve as a helpful resource in the quest to show children how the Old Testament continually points to Jesus. “Anne Lincoln Holibaugh(Children's Minister, The Village Church)”This book displays how God's covenant faithfulness to His people is carried out in the lives of Saul, David, and Solomon What is unique and powerful is how at the end of each king's life an aspect of King Jesus' life and saving work is highlighted. This book emphasizes that if God has determined to redeem a people for Himself, then nothing can overcome that, not even the pride, sin, and foolishness of man“Maureen Bradley(Youth Christian Ed Director, Christ Presbyterian Church, Richmond, Indiana)