Christian publisher’s new book explores Trump’s impact on society
On the eve of a recent White House meeting between President Donald Trump and evangelical leaders, the founder of a Christian publishing company announced his second book on Trump.
Stephen Strang of Charisma Media is the author of Trump Aftershock: The President’s Seismic Impact on Faith and Culture in America. It will release Nov. 6, the day of the mid-term elections.
Among topics the book explores are how Trump’s agenda aims to free the economy, reduce illegal immigration, rebuild the military, and strengthen ties with Israel. Strang said the aftershocks that followed Trump’s surprising election have affected numerous areas of society.
“Today, we’re still dealing with that reality, uncovering secrets and shenanigans long hidden in darkness, and doing our best to deal with the aftershocks coming from those stunning revelations,” Strang said.
Last November, Charisma House Publisher’s Frontline imprint released Strang’s God and Donald Trump, a look at Trump’s election as a fulfillment of prophecy and a result of the rise of the evangelical voting bloc.
It is one of three new books analyzing Trump’s faith. The other two are The Faith of Donald J. Trump by David Brody and Scott Lamb; and Choosing Donald Trump by Stephen Mansfield.
