Current Events & Cultural Wars

About the Book

What the Bible Teaches Us About Current Events & Cultural Wars is a powerful tool for readers
who want to understand how God’s Word applies to real-world issues like abortion, gender identity,
antisemitism, election integrity, religious freedom, and more. With over 30 topical chapters ranging
from “Abortion” to “Watching for the Return of Jesus” – you’ll gain relevant insights from the Bible and
practical ways to respond with clarity and faith. This faith-based cultural commentary is more than just
a reference guide. Each chapter includes:
• Scripture references linked to the issue
• Personal commentary from a Christian worldview
• Workbook=style questions for self-reflection or group discussion
• A space to record perspectives from pastors, public figures, or political leaders
• Action Plan templates for individuals, churches, or community groups.
Whether you’re a concerned Christian, a Bible study leader,, or someone exploring how Christian beliefs
intersect with politics and society, this book will equip you to engage with today’s challenges from a
foundation of biblical truth. Perfect for church leaders, Christian educators, homeschooling parents, and
anyone looking to defend their faith in a changing world.

About the Author

John Pryor has a deep commitment to God and His Word—and a deep desire to see God’s Word inform
the hot topics of our day. Anyone with that same desire will find in this book a clearly written, wellorganized,
and useful resource.
—The Rev. Dr. Karl Dietze, Rector Trinity Anglican Church, Bakersfield, California
I think this is one of the most timely books available. It is the confirmation that world events need to
be discussed by all Christians, especially from the pulpit. There is great value in knowing what the Bible
says about the propaganda and worldly subjects of today. This book is the reference all Christians need
on these topics.
—Terry Maxwell, popular talk show host on KNZR-97.7 FM
John Pryor in my lexicon is the very definition of a life-long learner and he has written in this work a
guide and model that passes on to others a means to fulfill the apostolic admonition, “Study to show
yourself approved before God, a worker who has no need to be ashamed….” It strikes me as the next
best thing to an evening conversation with John himself.
—Mark Lawrence - Bishop Emeritus of the Anglican Diocese of South Carolina