New Book Presents Influence of Christian Clergy and the Judeo-Christian Faith in the U.S. During the 1700s

"Because the Church has largely lost its rightful and noble influence in our nation," said Jacobson, "the nation is on a rapid path of self-destruction. The only hope for restoration is in the LORD through the clergy, men and the Church." Post this "Because the Church has largely lost its rightful and noble influence in our nation," said Jacobson, "the nation is on a rapid path of self-destruction. The only hope for restoration is in the LORD through the clergy, men and the Church. Those who want to save and restore our beloved nation will find the Bible and books like this to be essential for rebuilding the foundations." Jacobson began this project because of his deep concern for the rapid decline of the United States, and this book was the longest chapter of a larger unpublished manuscript. While serving as Representative to the United Nations for "Focus on the Family," he shared it with Tom Minnery, then Senior Vice President of Government and Public Policy. Minnery was surprised by the extraordinary passion and influence of the clergy and recommended that Jacobson publish the chapter on the preachers as a stand-alone book. This edition also includes bible study, discussions and sermon notes."May this book inspire clergy and Christians to rise up," said Jacobson, "and be light, salt, and 'the pillar and support of the truth' (1 Timothy 3:15), to restore the Church and our nation.""Fire At The Founding: Christian Clergy Laid Essential Foundations for Liberty, Righteousness, Morality, and Just and Limited Government" By Thomas W. Jacobson ISBN: 9798385024438 (softcover); 9798385034284 (hardcover); 9798385024445 (electronic) Available at WestBow Press, GLCPublications, Amazon and Barnes & NobleAbout the author Thomas Jacobson is the son of a pastor, missionary and chaplain. He has degrees in Biblical Studies from Lutheran Bible Institute, Everett, Wash., Psychology from George Fox University, Newberg, Ore., and Public Policy from Regent University, Virginia Beach, Va. He has taught at a Christian School, worked for a Member of Congress, Freedom Alliance, represented Focus on the Family to the United Nations, and then founded the Global Life Campaign. He is the project director and co-author of the Abortion Worldwide Report: 1 Century, 100 Nations, 1 Billion Babies. To learn more, please visit http://www.glc.life.Media ContactZiggy Goldfarb, WestBow Press, 4803067065, [email protected]SOURCE WestBow Press Source link