"Stepping through Troubled Times "is a cry in the wilderness. It
cuts through the media hype and fear mongering to show why
Americans must stand strong. Biblical truth reveals a clear
parallel between political liberalism and the lost nature of man as
evidenced by fear of global catastrophe and widespread religious
hypocrisy. A subtle tyranny has grown out of failure to accept
responsibility for our own actions and developed into a cry for
government to provide all our needs. Dr. Nelsen focuses the Word of
God upon both the political unrest and our personal failure of
faith which has led America down the destructive path towards
socialism.
The reason for the "Stepping through Troubled Times "is
two-fold:
(1) Confusion of Americans: Patriotic Americans and Christians in
general are confused by the media hype and fear-filled news reports
that inundate our daily lives. Political correctness and hypocrisy
is pervasive in our culture. Discerning truth has become much more
difficult in recent years. Moral relativism has replaced the
awareness of right and wrong. Immoral behavior is more acceptable
in this generation than ever before. Tolerance of evil has become a
requirement, and Christian values are seen as bigotry.
(2) The depth of our trouble: Most Americans are unaware of the
extent of socialist ideology in our government and society. Soft
tyranny has invaded our thinking and legislative action has
restricted the fundamental freedoms envisioned by the Founding
Fathers. Our God-given liberties have been codified into law for
government to provide. God has been taken out of the picture, and
America as a nation is drifting rapidly into a Marxist
ideology.
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