No Turning Back: Living as a Faithful Witness Until the Last Day

You have felt it. That moment when you opened your mouth to say something true about your faith and closed it again. Not because you stopped believing. Because the cost had started to feel too high.

Sean Feucht has stood on stages in cities where Christians were being arrested for praying in public. He has led worship while smoke bombs went off around him. He knows what it costs to not turn back, and he knows what it costs when we do.

This is a book for the last days, not to frighten you, but to wake you up to the greatest opportunity for spiritual warfare prayers, revival, and standing firm that any generation has ever seen. The darkness is real. So is the God who moves through people, willing to be bold as a lion when everyone else goes quiet.

Feucht pulls from the courts of heaven, from dangerous prayers that shifted whole cities, from winning the war in your mind before you ever step onto a frontline. He shows what faith over fear actually looks like when your job, your family, or your reputation is on the line.

In this book, you will:

• Engage in spiritual warfare prayers that break open the atmosphere around you
• Win the battle of the battlefield of the mind before the enemy wins it for you
• Pray deliverance prayers with the authority you already have but have not used
• Stand firm when culture, comfort, and fear are all pulling in the same direction
• Live ready for the last days, not anxious, but dangerous to the kingdom of darkness

The hour is late. The mission has not changed. And there is no turning back.

Sean Feucht is a speaker, author, missionary, artist, and activist on the frontlines of spiritual warfare in America and around the world. He is the founder of Burn 24-7, Light A Candle, Hold the Line, and Let Us Worship, global movements mobilizing worship, intercessory prayer, compassion, and civic engagement across six continents and hundreds of cities.

Multiple Let Us Worship albums have reached number one on iTunes in Christian Worship, with several topping all genres for multiple days. His work rallies churches and the next generation to pursue revival, engage in spiritual warfare prayers, bring hope to hard places, and stand firm in the public square through worship-centered initiatives, events, and resources.

Feucht has led worship in war zones, refugee camps, and cities under government lockdown, living out the faith over fear message he preaches. He purchased Camp Elah on Capitol Hill as a permanent base for intercessory prayer and worship that never stops.

He is married to his high school sweetheart, Kate, and they have four children, Keturah, Malachi, Ezra, and Zion.