In the end times, the enemy wears a familiar face.
They thought they could hide. They thought survival was enough. They were wrong.
When God calls Nathan and the group to rise up, they’re no longer just fleeing evil—they’re called to fight it. But this enemy doesn’t come wearing horns or bearing pitchforks. It’s neighbors. Co-workers. Friends. Family. Loved ones who’ve surrendered to the lie… or taken the mark.
Now, messengers from the Lord bring a command that shakes them to the Storm the gates of Hell and set the captives free.
It sounds impossible. It is impossible. But the faithful know—that’s where God shows up.
Innocent lives are on the line. Believers are being hunted, tortured, and slaughtered for refusing to bow. The only chance they have? A ragtag group of Christians bold (or desperate) enough to obey God when it makes no earthly sense.
Faith will be tested. Friendships will be forged in fire. And war is coming—not just on earth, but in the unseen realm.
This isn’t just survival. This is spiritual war.
Warring is Book 3 in The Saints of Salvation, a gripping Christian apocalyptic series about faith in the fire, divine calling in the chaos, and God’s power in the darkest hour.
This third book in the series was my least favorite so far. I am still on the fence on how I feel about the series but that's my own inner battle. I think they are a fast read and interesting enough that you should give them a try.
The enemy is our brother. Our sister. Our parents. Our friends.
They thought they just had to hide. To survive. To live.
They had no idea they were going to have to fight.
When the Lord sends His messengers to prepare you to battle the enemy, you have a tendency to listen. But when those messengers tell you to storm Hell's gates...
...things get a little scary.
But there are innocents at risk. Those who refuse to give in to the enemy, who refuse to take the mark of the beast. They shouldn't have to suffer just for being obedient to God Himself. And now, the little band of misfit Christians valiantly fighting against impossible odds is their only hope of escape.
Thankfully, God works in the impossible.
The Saints of Salvation is a Christian apocalyptic series about a group of people trying to survive the impossible, led by a man racked with doubt, while learning to trust a God who seems to be destroying the world. Their faith will be shaken, their worst fears will come to pass... but at the end, there's the hope of the brightest of tomorrows. Due to content, this series is not recommended for children under 13.