Martyr For The Kingdom: Uriah Hittite

History remembers David's fall, but it often forgets the man it cost. Uriah the Hittite was a man defined by loyalty, discipline, and trust. As a skilled craftsman and devoted warrior, he helped strengthen Israel's armies and served a king he believed was chosen by God. He was the kind of man every leader depends on, steady, faithful, and unwavering, until his loyalty became inconvenient. While Uriah fought for the kingdom, decisions were made without him. Behind palace walls, lines were crossed and a plan was quietly set in motion, one that would require his silence, his obedience, and ultimately his life. What he could not see was that the greatest threat to his future was not the enemy in front of him, but the leadership behind him. This is more than a reimagining of a biblical account. It is a story of what it means to be overlooked, to be used, and to be positioned for someone else's agenda. It speaks to the cost of misplaced trust, the danger of unquestioned loyalty, and the painful realization that not everyone around you is fighting for you.

Pages: 254, Paperback, TMM Publishing