Best-selling Author Joel C. Rosenberg to Share How to Live by Faith, Not Fear During Exclusive Tyndale, LifeWay Hosted Webcast Event Live from Jerusalem on April 29
New York Times best-selling author and Middle East expert Joel C. Rosenberg will speak on “How Can I Live By Faith, Not Fear, Amidst Worst-Case Scenarios?” in an exclusive free webcast live from Jerusalem. Tyndale House Publishers, the world’s largest privately held Christian publisher of books, Bibles, and digital media, has partnered with LifeWay to host the event on April 29 at 7 p.m. CDT.
During the webcast, Rosenberg, an Evangelical Christian, will share a message of hope and encouragement from the Scriptures that will help bring peace during these difficult global situations. He will also draw from his own life experiences, including the impact coronavirus has had on him, and answer questions from webinar guests.
“We are living in extremely difficult and unique times as we grapple with the effects of the world-wide COVID-19 pandemic,” said Rosenberg. “People are anxious, and understandably so, but God’s Word provides wisdom and peace on which we can all lean.”
Who Is Joel C. Rosenberg?
Rosenberg is a dual U.S.-Israeli citizen residing in Jerusalem. The communications strategist is a New York Times best-selling author known globally for writing about worst-case scenarios. He is the author of the Last Jihad series and founder of The Joshua Fund. Rosenberg has written five novels about terrorism and how it relates to Bible prophecy, including Gold Medallion Book Award winner The Ezekiel Option.
He is no stranger to grave danger and distress. He runs a ministry that has invested more than $50 million in strengthening the Church in Israel and the Arab world. Rosenberg also regularly travels the world speaking to audiences and meeting with religious leaders and heads of state.
His most recent book, “The Jerusalem Assassin,” was released March 17 and landed on the Wall Street Journal, Publishers Weekly, and USA Today best-seller lists in its first week.
When the coronavirus pandemic began, Rosenberg was in the United States for a six-week national book tour for his newest best-selling political thriller, “The Jerusalem Assassin.” He ended the tour early to return to his home in Israel, where he was mandated to spend 14 days in complete quarantine apart from his family and friends.
Joel Rosenberg on Coronavirus Pandemic
“Social isolation has changed the way we live and work, but we have seen positive aspects of this through the fact that individuals are turning to God now more than ever,” Rosenberg said.
In late-March, Rosenberg commissioned McLaughlin & Associates to survey 1,000 Americans to understand how COVID-19 had affected views on spiritual beliefs and practices. The results revealed 22% of self-identified non-Christian respondents and 40% of Christian respondents indicate the global coronavirus pandemic and economic chaos have resulted in more interest in God and spiritual matters.
Other sources are noting similar trends. CBN reported that others have noticed a similar trend: Bible verses posted on social media are receiving three times as much engagement and online church attendance is on the rise.
“A return to God and the Bible may be the most important silver lining in this crisis so far,” said Rosenberg. “I’m excited to speak with individuals around the world about this through the upcoming webcast and discuss how we can find hope even in these difficult days.”
The April 29 LifeWay Joel C. Rosenberg webcast “How Can I Live By Faith, Not Fear, Amidst Worst-Case Scenarios?” is free of charge but attendees must register to receive access. Registered attendees can also view the replayed content after the original live event.
For information on Rosenberg visit http://www.joelrosenberg.com.
For information on the Live by Faith webcast, visit https://bit.ly/RosenbergWebcast.
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Terrific article on Joel Rosenberg! He is very good.