From the crumbling Berlin Wall to the standoff in Tienenman Square, the 20th century was filled with conflicting images of liberation and oppression. Surveying the persecuted church in 1991, Schlossberg addresses the inevitable conflict between Christianity and human government, offering hope for fruitful discipleship in even the darkest circumstances. 252 pages, softcover from Crossway.

This Turning Point book reveals the motives and tactics used in persecuting the early church. Exposes the sources of such persecution in modern times: totalitarian and Islamic governments. Calls believers to action.

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