The Collapse Is Here: The Hopeful Christian's Guide to Restore Faith, Home and Community
Feb 2027 · Sold by Simon and Schuster
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From cultural commentator and bestselling author Gabe Lyons, The Collapse Is Here is both a brutally honest assessment of our cultural upheaval and a practical guide for Christians to prepare for the collapse that’s already begun.
A growing number of people sense that society is on the verge of total breakdown. Technological acceleration, political instability, fragile supply chains, and cultural polarization have left us emotionally exhausted and spiritually fragmented. But very few voices are helping people understand—or respond—to this turmoil through the lens of faith.
In The Collapse is Here, cultural commentator and bestselling author Gabe Lyons offers a bold and hopeful roadmap for Christians navigating this uncertain future. He argues that humanity is experiencing two collapses simultaneously: an external collapse of the systems we’ve come to rely on and an internal collapse of what it means to be human. To withstand these pressures, we must recover God’s design for human flourishing.
Blending biblical wisdom with historical insight and expert guidance, Lyons teaches readers how to strengthen their spiritual lives, reclaim forgotten skills and invest in “building the parallel”—a call to form communities and local networks of support that function independently of the broken systems we no longer can rely upon.
Part cultural analysis and part field guide, The Collapse Is Here is a provocative vision for how thoughtful Christians can flourish in a world they no longer recognize.
A growing number of people sense that society is on the verge of total breakdown. Technological acceleration, political instability, fragile supply chains, and cultural polarization have left us emotionally exhausted and spiritually fragmented. But very few voices are helping people understand—or respond—to this turmoil through the lens of faith.
In The Collapse is Here, cultural commentator and bestselling author Gabe Lyons offers a bold and hopeful roadmap for Christians navigating this uncertain future. He argues that humanity is experiencing two collapses simultaneously: an external collapse of the systems we’ve come to rely on and an internal collapse of what it means to be human. To withstand these pressures, we must recover God’s design for human flourishing.
Blending biblical wisdom with historical insight and expert guidance, Lyons teaches readers how to strengthen their spiritual lives, reclaim forgotten skills and invest in “building the parallel”—a call to form communities and local networks of support that function independently of the broken systems we no longer can rely upon.
Part cultural analysis and part field guide, The Collapse Is Here is a provocative vision for how thoughtful Christians can flourish in a world they no longer recognize.
From cultural commentator and bestselling author Gabe Lyons, The Collapse Is Here is both a brutally honest assessment of our cultural upheaval and a practical guide for Christians to prepare for the collapse that’s already begun.
A growing number of people sense that society is on the verge of...
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About the author
Gabe Lyons is a bestselling author, sought-after speaker, and the founder of THINQ, a global media and events organization exploring the intersection of faith, culture, and local living. He is the host of the UnderCurrent podcast and cohost of the Rhythms for Life podcast with his wife, Rebekah. Gabe is the author of The Next Christians, Good Faith and unChristian (both with David Kinnaman), and The Fight For Us (with Rebekah Lyons). He lives with his family in Franklin, Tennessee.
Gabe Lyons is a bestselling author, sought-after speaker, and the founder of THINQ, a global media and events organization exploring the intersection of faith, culture, and local living. He is the host of the UnderCurrent podcast and cohost of the Rhythms for Life podcast with his wife, Rebekah. ...
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