We Live in a Fallen World by Lance D. Dickson describes a society that uses technology yet falls short of order in public life and personal conduct. He links failures in fairness within courts and institutions to an account of a fallen world that began with disobedience in Eden, then continued through events in scripture. He explains that God’s law defines perfect obedience and exposes every person as guilty, so Christ’s death functions as payment for sin. Dickson describes confusion about truth in the information age and attributes ongoing deception to Satan’s role in the world. He says believers respond through the study of scripture and prayer, then show their faith through careful conduct in economic and civic settings and through the refusal to return harm. He concludes that identity in Christ gives purpose and that peace with God supports life in present conditions.

We Live in a Fallen World: How to be a Light in the Midst of Darkness by Lance D. Dickson is a really thoughtful, timely guide for readers who are looking to reaffirm their Christian living. Dickson’s direct approach in teaching how best to do that, especially in the current social climate, makes it wonderfully easy to absorb. I like the way Dickson uses his own personal experiences to show us how faith can shape reactions to unfair treatment, and how prayer and scripture can help channel that negativity into a healthier, safer outlet. He leans further into this later in a helpful discussion on identity in Christ, reminding readers that direction is found through a connection with God, and supported by scripture and fellowship. Overall, this is an excellent and useful framework for anyone seeking a more centered walk with God and how to apply these principles in daily life.

We Live In A Fallen World! by Lance Dickson explores sin and teaches on depending on God's grace and guidance to navigate this world's challenges. It educates readers on the harsh reality that we live in a world marked by sin and moral decline. While we may wish to live in a civilized world where fairness, truth, equity, equality, and justice prevail, we are faced with the opposite every day. This book takes readers back to the fall of man, explaining the origin of evil and why God gave us laws. It covers Jesus’ sacrifice and how it redeems believers from the curse of the law, reminding us that it is only through grace that we are saved. The book gives practical tips on how to maintain your faith, be an ambassador of God’s word, spiritually grow, and find peace in all the chaos of a sinful world.

We Live In A Fallen World! is such an inspiring book to live a life of faithfulness and obedience to God despite the turmoil we may be facing. No one can deny the corruption and the darkness we see around us, yet there is also light emanating from the Creator. Lance Dickson calls believers to live intentionally with purpose, peace, and integrity by trusting God and becoming His light bearers. He covers theological and practical insights and advice for navigating worldly systems, personal struggles, and spiritual warfare. This book is visually appealing, with colorful images that complement the lessons. The author talks about sexual immorality and other sins that you may not have known of. His aim is not to condemn anyone, but to encourage believers to be prayerful and vigilant in studying and understanding the word of God so that they may not be caught off guard. I recommend this book to anyone seeking spiritual guidance on how to live in a fallen world.

The world faces a lot of challenges today. Hectic modern lifestyles have caused anxiety and stress levels to rise all over the planet. In We Live in a Fallen World, Lance D. Dickson advocates for a life rooted in the truth of the scriptures with faith in God. The author explores what it means to live in a civilized society in the context of the modern world and shows the roots of humanity's fall as depicted in biblical scriptures. Dickson takes a deep dive into these scriptural truths, urging readers to live their lives according to the principles laid down by God's laws. He also provides a sharp critique of the Information Age and offers readers a seven-step process to help them navigate its pitfalls.

The modern world calls for preparation in the art of spiritual warfare, and We Live in a Fallen World is the perfect guide to help you do that. In this book, Lance D. Dickson shows the flaws of modern systems, be it financial, political, governmental, or judicial. The author proposes that the laws as presented in the Bible are the only saving grace humanity has in this morally and spiritually bankrupt world. I found some of Dickson's observations, particularly those concerning disinformation in the age of social media, to be spot-on. The author addresses some relevant topics that impact our day-to-day lives today, highlighting faith in God as a means to heal, grow, and find peace for humanity. I highly recommend this book to Christian readers.

Are there times when you put your whole being into a particular project, holding nothing back in a bid to get the perfect result, then just when you think everything is coming together, it falls apart through no fault of yours? At that point, most people immediately react to such setbacks by exclaiming how unfair life is. What they do not know is that there is more to their situation than just words. Lance Dickson believes the problem is more spiritual than physical. He believes that with the proper approach and the reinforcement of proven values that Christians have gradually ignored over time, we can make the best of our time on this planet. Dickson explains everything in We Live in a Fallen World: How to be a Light in the Midst of Darkness.

In Lance Dickson’s We Live in a Fallen World, the brief introductory discussion of who actually runs this world puts readers in the proper frame of mind for the hard-hitting truths that follow. He touches on subjects that others have avoided in the name of political correctness, such as the LGBTQ question. He backs up his views with Bible verses and, where possible, actual examples of what he perceives as the failures of the present generation of Christians. The author’s detailed approach to how believers should counter violence and his thoughts on the influence of social media on modern Christianity are commendable. What stands out is how Dickson balances a blend of facts and scriptures with a constant reminder of the Lord’s bountiful grace for transgressors. This is a book that every believer can learn from.