America at War

The Spiritual Battle for a Nation's Soul

De: Russell Welch

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

America at War — The Spiritual Battle for a Nation’s Soul

America at War paints a vivid portrait of a nation under pressure: cities humming with the tension of mobilization, highways and ports transformed into lifelines of supply, and once‑quiet neighborhoods settling into the hush of vigilance. Institutions—courts, schools, media, and markets—strain under moral upheaval, while families bear the private cost of absence, loss, and relentless uncertainty.

In the public square, rhetoric sharpens into commands and consolations; faith communities gather to pray, to serve, and to steady the trembling edges of civic life. Amid the clangor of conflict, ordinary Americans—teachers, nurses, volunteers, first responders—become the backbone of endurance, holding fragile hope against the daily tally of sacrifice and the long, patient labor of rebuilding what war has broken.

Yet this book reveals a deeper truth: America’s greatest conflict is not political or military, but spiritual. With clarity and conviction, America at War exposes the unseen battle for the nation’s soul and equips the Ecclesia to rise with authority, discernment, and disciplined courage.

If you sense the urgency of this hour… if you feel the tremor beneath the headlines… if you believe the Church must awaken and take its place—then this book is for you. Turn the page, join the Remnant, and step into the fight for a nation’s future.