Sat, Jun 16 @ 9a-Noon

Houston's First Baptist Church (At the Loop)

Americans increasingly fear for the future of their country. They are openly asking whether the U.S. is simply a nation in decline, heading for collapse, or actually on the verge of the greatest revival of all time. Many wonder if the Church can play a role to ensure the survival of the country.

At this 3-hour event, New York Times best-selling author Joel Rosenberg will:

• Ask, “Can America recover from its economic and spiritual challenges in time?”
• Explain the gravity of the unprecedented spiritual, moral, and economic challenges facing America.
• Examine the question, “What happens to America in the last days?”
• Share fascinating lessons from the first Great Awakening in the 1700s, and the Second Great Awakening in the 1800s, and consider whether God is going to give us a Third Great Awakening (a dramatic outpouring of the Holy Spirit and a massive return to faith in Jesus before it’s too late)
• Answer your questions, including those that discuss what practical steps pastors and lay people can take to plead for God’s mercy in these dark times. 

Joel's latest non-fiction work IMPLOSION: Can America Recover From Its Economic & Spiritual Challenges In Time? is scheduled for release on Tue, Jun 12. Joel will be available to sign books after the presentation. IMPLOSION and other titles will be available for purchase from Corner Books inside Houston's First.

Tickets

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Worldwide Simulcast

This event will be simulcast live around the world from the Worship Center at Houston's First. Invite friends in other cities to host a simulcast at their church or other location by directing them to in:cast events.

About Joel

Joel C. Rosenberg is a New York Times best-selling author with more than 2 million copies in print. A communications strategist based in Washington, DC, he has worked with some of the world’s most influential and provocative leaders, including Steve Forbes, Rush Limbaugh, Natan Sharansky, and Benjamin Netanyahu. He now writes commentaries for National Review as well as Flash Traffic, a weekly e-mail update for business and political leaders. A front-page Sunday New York Times profile called him a “force in the capital.” He has also been profiled by the Washington Times and the Jerusalem Post and has been interviewed on national TV and radio news programs.