Books

Explore books by Eliyahu on prophetic tradition, spiritual transformation, public responsibility, reconciliation, and rebuilding in an age of crisis and technological change.

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Books, Themes, and Readers

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Featured Book

Jesus Hits Like an Atom Bomb examines apocalypse, technology, judgment, and restoration with prophetic urgency and theological depth.

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Themes Explored

Identity, crisis, truth, reconciliation, symbolism, spiritual transformation, and the moral pressures of modern life.

For Readers and Hosts

Ideal for readers, study groups, clergy, students, and event organizers seeking thoughtful engagement with urgent cultural and spiritual questions.

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Jesus Hits Like an Atom Bomb

A Theology of Apocalypse, Technology, and the Courage to Rebuild

Available now; published August 8, 2026

Jesus Hits Like an Atom Bomb examines apocalypse, technology, judgment, and restoration with prophetic urgency and theological depth.

Upcoming Books

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Who Will Act?

A Practical Guide to Personal Responsibility, Community Renewal, and a World Worth Rebuilding

Preorder; releases October 10, 2026

A practical guide to personal responsibility, community renewal, and the courage to help rebuild a world worth inhabiting.

Companion app now live: continue the journey at WhoWillAct.com.

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Before the Trumpet Sounds

Preorder; releases November 11, 2026

A prophetic call to witness faithfully, cultivate courage, and help rebuild amid uncertainty.

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The Sacred Fast

A Spiritual Journey to Transformation

Preorder; releases January 11, 2027

A spiritually grounded invitation to transformation through the sacred practice of fasting.

Who This Work Serves

A message-centered body of work for readers navigating truth, faith, and renewal.

For readers of theology and faith-and-culture questions, these books engage apocalypse, technology, moral responsibility, reconciliation, and the search for clarity without reducing complex traditions to slogans.

Readers of Theology

Faith and culture audience

For study groups and formation settings, the books offer discussion-ready themes around prophetic wisdom, identity, crisis, reconciliation, responsibility, and restoration.

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Study Groups

Discussion and formation

For event organizers, the books provide a foundation for conversations and teaching on prophetic identity, technological change, public responsibility, reconciliation, and rebuilding community.

Event Organizers

Speaking and teaching contexts

Bring the Message to Your Community

Invite Eliyahu for speaking engagements, conversations, and gatherings centered on prophetic identity and renewed consciousness.