“With a decorated journalist’s eye, John S Dickerson has given us not only a realist’s analysis of the Post-Truth culture but also an idealist’s sense of hope. Christians who want a sober understanding of the times in which we live and practical ways to positively impact the culture will get much out of Hope of Nations.”

-Abdu Murray, North American Director of Ravi Zacharias International Ministries (RZIM), author of Saving Truth: Finding Meaning and Clarity in a Post-Truth World

“I am a believer in John’s ability to hold readers in his thrall, to tell simple, uplifting human stories, to share his eloquent hopes.”

-Ken Auletta, media critic The New Yorker, bestselling author, Pulitzer Prize judge
 

“In my own lifetime, the values of the world have flipped upside down. We have landed not in a wonderland but in a world of post-truth. John Dickerson’s book, Hope of Nations, traces the result and what it means for the church. He does not stop there, but examines how the church should face this new reality, as hard as it will be. Read this book and you will be equipped to stand strong, not fearing this new reality but able to face it with a wisdom that comes from what Scripture says about living well in a difficult world.”

–Dr. Darrell Bock, New York Times best-selling author, Humboldt Scholar, Senior Research Professor of New Testament Studies, Dallas Theological Seminary


“Every pastor needs to pick this book up and read it carefully. Just the introduction is worth the price of the book. I thank the Lord for John S Dickerson.”

-Mac Brunson, Senior Pastor of Valleydale Church and former Senior Pastor of First Baptist of Jacksonville
 

“John’s journalistic research ability and gentle shepherd’s heart will take you on an extraordinary journey.”

-Linda Penn, host of Today's Living Hope

“My friend John S. Dickerson points to the ultimate solution for today’s cultural crisis—the crucified Christ. John correctly concludes that our Christian response to a changing culture should be return to the teachings of Jesus: to love our enemies, to pray for those who persecute us, to feed the poor and care for the widows, to live knowing that every earthly kingdom will fall, but there is one Kingdom that will never be shaken.”

-Cal Thomas, USA Today columnist, nationally-syndicated columnist, TV news commentator and author of What Works: Common Sense and Solutions for a Stronger America

“Few writers can gather, process, distill and apply a host of facts with the precision of John S. Dickerson.”

- John McCandlish Phillips, late New York Times reporter and author of City Notebook

“The foundations are failing beneath us. Much too quickly, western civilization will find itself frantically looking for a life boat as it sinks into a moral and ethical cesspool bearing no similarity with its regal past. Fortunately, there are a few watchmen still seeking to point the way to a profitable and God-honoring future. John S. Dickerson has done it again with his book, Hope of Nations. This should be required reading for any follower of Jesus who yearns for our society to escape a nihilistic demise and regain hope.”

 -J. Paul Nyquist, Ph.D., former President, Moody Bible Institute
 

“How I wish every believer could assimilate the impact of the Hope of Nations book. I have never encountered a more skillful blend of good news/bad news--all anchored by powerful research. Having lived most of this past century, I can validate the authenticity of this book's reporting. I will be praying that the Holy Spirit will embed this message into the minds of today's leaders.”

-Jeanne Hendricks, author, spiritual leader and wife to Dr. Howard Hendricks

“Dickerson’s compelling resource will educate, inform, and warn serious-minded Christ followers... Dickerson shines his brightest
as he offers biblical hope for the future. Powerful and expertly presented, this work is a must-read."

-Michele Howe, book review "Product Market" July 2018, Christian Booksellers Association