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📘 Coming March 2026 — The Day Our World Changed (Second Edition)

Six years ago, the world stood still. Streets emptied. Conversations changed. Priorities shifted. Life, as we knew it, was interrupted by an event that reshaped history and redefined normalcy.

Now, bestselling author James Langston returns with The Day Our World Changed (Second Edition) — a timely, expanded reflection on the COVID-19 era that goes beyond what happened to explore how 2020 permanently transformed the way we live, work, worship, communicate, and understand one another.

This new edition revisits the uncertainty, resilience, innovation, loss, and lessons that emerged during one of the most pivotal seasons in modern history. It examines the workarounds that became permanent realities, the disruptions that exposed societal vulnerabilities, and the unexpected good that was born from global hardship.

Six years later, the message remains deeply relevant. In Scripture, the number six represents humanity — effort, limitation, and imperfection — reminding us that while human systems falter, growth often emerges through struggle. This book captures that truth, revealing how a season marked by uncertainty became a catalyst for reflection, adaptation, and hope.

The Day Our World Changed (Second Edition) is more than a historical account — it is a mirror, a memory, and a message for a generation still living in the aftershocks of 2020.

📅 Releasing March 2026 on Amazon
📚 Paperback • Hardcover • Kindle eBook

Stay tuned for updates, previews, and launch announcements. The story isn’t just about what changed — it’s about what we learned.
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