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Jon Ward, author of Testimony and Camelot’s End

“Matthew D. Taylor’s work is a gift. He has given us an empathetic, fair-minded, highly intelligent, and eminently readable story that explains one of the most important religious movements in modern America. Most people don’t even know what the New Apostolic Reformation is, much less that it has been a

Jim Wallis, director of the Center on Faith and Justice at Georgetown University and author of The False White Gospel: Rejecting Christian Nationalism, Reclaiming True Faith, and Refounding Democracy

“This astounding book is the inside story of the theology that both undergirded and inspired the January 6 insurrection and has continued to grow into the greatest religious threat to democracy this election year. Beyond the importance of politics, we need to change the ‘faith factor’ at this urgent moment.

Katherine Stewart, author of The Power Worshippers

“As Matthew Taylor details in his fascinating and revelatory book, Independent Charismatic religious leaders, who twenty years ago would have been shunned by the mainstream Christian Right, are now front-line captains in the American culture wars, offering biblical rationales for the embrace of radically theocratic, authoritarian agendas. Taylor’s sensitively reported

Sarah Posner, author of Unholy: Why White Evangelicals Worship at the Altar of Donald Trump

“Matthew Taylor has written an essential guide to the radical charismatic Christian movement that catapulted from the fringes of evangelicalism to the center of Republican politics in the Trump era. The Violent Take It by Force takes us deep inside this fantastical world of spiritual warfare by self-declared prophets, with

Samuel L. Perry, author of Taking America Back for God and The Flag and the Cross

“If you think you’ve already read everything you need to understand American Christian nationalism, think again. The movement is more diverse than many realize. And nobody knows its charismatic and violent elements better than Matthew D. Taylor. The cynical should pay attention. At the center of this movement aren’t politicians