Author: Steve Hale

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Published: 2017-05-15

Total Pages: 656

ISBN-13: 9780976309277

Storm Warnings! shines the light on what we know and what we need to do about it as pertaining to the health of our nation. Here Is What We Know:? America is now in the midst of its own version of the Dark Ages.' Repeated warning signs have been ignored and we are racing toward a day of reckoning.' Our choices from the past 60 years have redefined who we are.' By turning our collective backs on the principles that made us the greatest nation in history, we are on the path of self-destruction.' Choices have consequences and no quick-fix remedy will eradicate the terminal disease that has resulted from those choices.' Through its complacency, the Church has been a silent accomplice in this deadly trajectory.' Since there is not a single instance where younger adults reflect a more biblical position than do their elders, the nation is headed for darker days apart from Divine intervention.*America is now the world leader in practically every immoral category.Here Is What We Also Know:? Discerning Americans see that the nation's institutions (the family, government, businesses, banks, law enforcement, and the Church) are in crisis mode and share a level of concern conducive for a national spiritual awakening.' We do not need a majority to turn things around.' Our nation is at a tipping point of an implosion from which we will not recover.' The hour is urgent and our regularly scheduled programming must be interrupted.' Making America great again is not possible without reconnecting to the Founding Principles that made us great in the first place, God's Word and the Gospel of Jesus Christ.' Therefore, the Church holds the key to this defining moment in American history. ?If My people'.'Although insightful and eye-opening, America did not get in her current condition without everyone assuming a share of the blame. The hour is now late. As each chapter unfolds, the reader will see with a renewed urgency that God has been sounding the alarm for years, but most of us have been too distracted to notice.