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War Songs: A Novel of Spiritual Warfare by Brett Nelson
- War Songs: A Novel of Spiritual Warfare
- Brett Nelson
- Page: 478
- Format: pdf, ePub, mobi, fb2
- ISBN: 9798765527214
- Publisher: Barnes & Noble Press
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Overview
There is an invisible realm around us that we can neither discern with our eyes nor hear with our ears. This invisible realm is where the powers of darkness and light reside. They can see and hear us, but we cannot see and hear them. Jenner Alekson is a leader in his praise and worship band that travels extensively in the tri-state area of Cape Kennington, North Carolina. He makes little money in his chosen profession, yet the rewards he reaps in obedience to his call of ministry are eternal, and that's enough for him. He is blindsided when his life suddenly catapults into turmoil, and he is thrust into a crossroads where discontentment, anger, and loss of desire to carry the gospel with his song takes root in an otherwise sheltered and stable life. Unbeknownst to Jenner, his wife Hyacinth, and best friends Camden and Lucas, a spiritual war rages around them. The powers of darkness will try their best to derail Jenner's spiritual walk, his marriage, his ministry, then ultimately his life. Meanwhile across the country, rough and gruff long-haul trucker Arnold Collins leads a different kind of life. He's a recovering drunk who chases women and is unhappy with an unloving, belligerent wife who could out-cuss any man who ever dared to challenge her. Without a warm and inviting place to call home, Arnold prefers the wide-open road before him. As he rumbles across the terrain of small-town America one lonely night in his eighteen-wheeler, grumbling about his unfulfilling lot in life, he happens upon a radio preacher. Not interested in religion, he flips past the station with mutters of disdain, but for reasons he cannot explain, he is compelled back to it and hears a sermon he doesn't understand but can't get out of his mind. Will the schemes of the powers of darkness pull Jenner away from the faith that means everything to him? And will the same powers prevent Arnold from finding the faith he needs but never wanted? Heaven and Earth, light and dark, good and evil, are about to collide in ways Jenner and Arnold and those they love could never imagine. NOTE: WAR SONGS has a subject matter of spiritual warfare dealing with humans in the physical realm and angels and fallen angels in the spiritual realm. Some chapters depict the physical realm and the spiritual realm separately, while some chapters converge the two worlds into one "realm," where spiritual beings taunt and interact with humans, but without the humans' knowledge of what's going on around them. The spiritual warfare in the book is not "occult based," but is written more from a Christian perspective. It's the author's hope that readers of all walks of life--Christian or not--would pick up and enjoy this work. Readers are encouraged to remember, though, that this is a complete work of fiction, and the author took certain "literary licenses" in depicting the spiritual realm in order to propel the novel forward, and to give readers a thought-provoking and enjoyable reading experience. This book should in no way be regarded as the author's intent to dogmatically proclaim how things work in the spiritual realm, but is simply a work of the author's creative mind. Trigger Warning: WAR SONGS is free of profanity and sexual situations (There is some mild slang terminology spoken by fallen angels and certain human characters, ex: crap, whore, etc). Also, there is one short scene in the book that depicts violence with very minimal graphic details that could be triggering and/or upsetting for some readers.
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