We live in the most perilous times in our history. Special interests and social pressures are attempting to change our country, and are on a fervor to do so despite the malevolent consequences. Signs of end times are everywhere with manmade and natural disasters, and terrorism exploding across the globe.
Christians are under attack from all forces. The media is pushing their own corrupt bias propaganda by glamorizing the moral decay, adoring evil activists, demonizing what was considered "right", and scoffing at Christians. The goal of society is to eradicate Christianity and all representations of God from every aspect of daily life in America.
Louise presents each chapter topic; ranging from the founding of our country, media bias and discourse against Christians, the changing culture of religious practices, the loss of patriotism, elimination of free speech, direct and indirect persecution, removal of religious symbols, why evil people are so prosperous, threats to our integrity, a culture of greed, healing our anger, earthy trials, healing our division, and more.
She also discusses how Christians can stay focused on God while under constant attack. She discusses various timely subject matters related to our current societal upheaval, and also discusses how Christians should conduct themselves in a very politically correct aggressive environment.
She stresses important subject matters related to Christian conduct, including our thought processes, and dealing with difficult people. She also explores the delicate topic of Christians devouring each other instead of supporting each other. In order to remain grounded during these end times Christians need to develop godly survival skills, a strong sense of faith, a sense of courage, and an extraordinary prayer life.
The main goal evident in the pages of this book is to assist readers to understand the current social societal changes, as related to prophecy supported by Biblical scripture. Another goal is to instruct Christians how they can use these times wisely to proselytize, and achieve a sense of peace as we look forward to the Rapture of the Church.
