In a systemic era where the nation seemed to have forgotten the biblical standards set forth by Father God, tensions were high. Families struggled to maintain normalcy amid immorality and injustice. Seth and Gloria Echols were no exception. Like other families that stood on the word of God, they purposed to do the same.

Yet, as the nation began to tear away from the very heart of God, they faced yet another crisis: Their marriage was falling apart. With battlegrounds both at home and nationally, how would they sustain the normalcy that modeled the definition of Christianity in the face of a national crisis?

Corruption had crept its way into nearly every facet of government and legislation. The media filled the airwaves with misleading propaganda. Someone had to take a stand! Something had to be done to turn the hearts of people back to Father God.

As Seth and Gloria began to stand in agreement with the church—i.e., the Ekklesia—there was a shift in their posture of prayer. Yet how would the Ekklesia dispel the rising trend of gross darkness in cultural norms, and how would their marriage be restored?

This Means War is founded on Matthew 11:12 AMP: “From the days of John the Baptist until now the kingdom of heaven suffers violent assault, and violent men seize it by force [as a precious prize].”