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America in Crisis (2nd Edition) — A Call to Understand, Engage, and Rise

What if the uneasy feeling many Americans share about the nation’s future isn’t imagination — but awareness?

America in Crisis (2nd Edition) by James Langston speaks directly to that question. Introduced by Senior Political Analyst David Clarke, this powerful work confronts the uncertainty, urgency, and complexity shaping today’s America while offering readers more than analysis — it offers perspective, preparation, and purpose.

At a time when economic pressures, global tensions, cultural divisions, and questions of national security dominate headlines, this book reminds us that passive observation is no longer enough. Through thoughtful insights and historical context, Langston explores the forces influencing our nation while equipping readers to better understand their role within it.

Drawing from decades of service as a U.S. Navy veteran, pastor, and author, Langston writes from experience shaped by leadership, resilience, and faith. His voice reflects both concern and conviction — a belief that crises, while challenging, can also become catalysts for growth, unity, and renewal.

Inside these pages, readers will encounter clear, engaging discussions on themes such as internal and external threats, economic instability, government challenges, and social unrest. Each section blends history with contemporary realities, encouraging informed thinking and constructive engagement.

Many Americans today feel overwhelmed by rapid change and deepening division. Yet this book offers an alternative narrative — one rooted in awareness, community, and shared responsibility. It emphasizes that understanding is empowering, faith can sustain, and informed citizens remain vital to the nation’s future.

America in Crisis (2nd Edition) ultimately invites readers to ask difficult questions, seek deeper understanding, and recognize that the story of America is still being written — not only by leaders, but by people who care enough to engage.

📘 Available now on Amazon (Paperback • Hardcover • Kindle):
👉 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DNMQM49Q

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