As I read this latest book from Pastor Lutzer, a question came to my mind based upon a couple of Bible passages: Isaiah 5: 20 & 21 - " Woe to those who call evil good, and good evil, who put darkness for light, and light for darkness; who put bitter for sweet and sweet for bitter. Woe to those who are wise in their own eyes,and prudent in their own sight." Question: Who are these people and where did they come from? Ephesians 6 12, i believe, provides an answer: " We do not wrestle against flesh and blood but against principalities, against powers , against the rulers of the darkness of this age against spiritual host of wickedness in the heavenly places. This latest book is part of a trilogy beginning with "The Church in Babylon", "We will not be SILENCED", and now" No reason to hide". I certainly do not know or am I aware of any other christian authors who are willing to stand strong in this area of critical need in our culture today. Oh , you may hear a pastor brush up against, or mention in passing the current circumstances, however I doubt that there will be any real specific statements that may be "construed" of disseminated electronically that could be traced directly back to a pastor or "his" church. there in lies the problem " IT'S NOT HIS CHURCH". May we become encouraged and emboldened by Pastor Lutzer's writing and teachings and be able to engage with truth and compassion those we will come into contact with, both in the church and outside the doors. The church must spiritually wake up and not become a "woke" causality.

This book, along with Erwin Lutzer's Book, "We Will Not Be Silenced," should be read, studied, and internalized by all Bible believing/defending, born-again Christians. These books very clearly explain most of what is going on in the U.S. and world from a truthful Biblical perspective.

Very timely book for the situations our country is in!!

This book is difficult to read. It's very political, and the author is obviously very angry.

To much politics, had a very hard time reading this book. I had to skip a few chapters to really get into it, mostly towards to back. Could have kept it simple, we are not ALL college oriented