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REVIEW: The Prepper and The Preacher: A Spiritual Survival Guide, By Keith Iton

 

By The Adventurer



The Adventurer here. I actually had intended to make a few blog articles in the earlier part of 2026, while the Treasure-Sharer was out of commission, but, honestly, like the Treasure-Sharer, I, too, had been swamped with other engagements, so I was pretty scarce on time to work on any. I managed to bring down the workload on the other engagements, but I'm still relatively swamped. Nevertheless, I chose to try to tackle making a blog article anyway. So here it goes.

 

Ok. So I decided to review another book that's been sitting in my stack of books. This particular book, I've been wanting to read since the Treasurer-Sharer and I bought it, but I wanted to get through the rest of my stack of books first, before reading this one, because I had a feeling that it would be good, so, in my mind, I wanted to save what I anticipated would be the best for last. I'm considering reviewing the books that I read prior to this one, but we'll see. The book I'll be reviewing this time around will be The Prepper and The Preacher: A Spiritual Survival Guide, by Keith Iton. See the beginning of this survival book review for a photo of the front cover of The Prepper and The Preacher book, and below for a photo of the back cover. 

 

 

In terms of whether it did end up being the best -- I definitely liked it more than the bunch of books that I was working with, and it was my favorite of the year, thus far, of the books that I've read this year. I'll probably review the other books that I've read, but I just feel more inspired to talk about this one first, as it feels the most pertinent to the times that we are currently living in.

I had actually handed over my book review to the Treasure-Sharer back in June, but she got caught up writing and editing other reviews, some of which turned out to be a lot longer than we had expected (such as her A Big Bold Beautiful Journey review and FIFA 2026 mascots review, and, most recently, my Michael movie review), and so hadn't gotten around to editing and formatting this survival book review until now. I've actually written quite a few other reviews since that time, that the Treasure-Sharer is only just now being able to look over, so maybe you'll see a few other reviews by me, in the coming weeks.

Part of the reason why she chose to put out this spiritual survival guide review now was because I explained to her how relevant it was to now, with all the emergency situations that have been cropping up all over the world, compounding on one another, and more than 30 countries in the last few weeks warning their citizens to stockpile at least three days worth of emergency supplies. (See the YouTube video 33 Countries Advise Home Emergency Supplies: What They Recommend, for more information on the advisories). 

 

We are living in dark times, and the emergency prep book that I have chosen to review offers a simulataneously practical and faith-based approach to navigating the tough situations that we already find ourselves in, and the even worse situations ahead. 

 

This particular Christian emergency preparedness book has 219 pages, and 18 chapters. In comparison, it's only slightly longer than the MoneyGPT book that I previously reviewed, by Jim Rickards, that had 170 pages, and five chapters. So you can expect a book that covers a broader range of subjects, in much shorter, easily-digestible chapters.

I personally enjoyed reading this prepper guide book a lot, and I think that anyone who is into prepping, considers themselves a Christian, or has an interest in both, would find value in this physical and spiritual survival guide. 

 

Pastor Keith Iton has been on quite a few podcasts, & even has a YouTube channel of his own, where he does his sermons, and discusses prepping. You can visit his Christian prepper YouTube channel here: www.youtube.com/@itonentertainment

 

See below for a still of Keith in one of his older prepping videos on YouTube, going over cooking oils and long-term food storage for preppers. 

 

Keith typically has two kinds of videos: one in front of a whiteboard, teaching; and one in front of the podium, preaching.

 

See below for a still of Keith preaching from his pulpit, taken from a gospel preaching video, from his YouTube channel.
 

 

Every once in a while, I like to view his content, because I think that he has an interesting perspective on a variety of topics outside of just prepping and preaching. 
 

After editing my The Prepper and The Preacher book review, the Treasure-Sharer told me that she thinks that this Christian survival guide is well-named, as the title both reveals the author's relatively rare combination of being both a prepper and a preacher, and also how the book comes at the subject of survival from a spiritual angle, with a focus on spiritual preparedness for the sh*t hits the fan (SHTF) times and SHTF situations that the Bible prophesizes that we will experience in this lifetime.
 

Being a prepper and a preacher allows Keith to share the unique insights that his backgrounds bring him, enabling him to foresee issues not discussed in typical prepper guides, and offer ways to respond to such situations with uniquely Christian survival skills, in addition to typical survival advice -- and I believe that both will be needed to survive what some call the end of the world, some call "The Great Reset" (which includes the building of a "breakaway civilization"), some call "The Great Awakening," some call "The Fourth Turning," some call the apocalypse, and what Christians call "End Times,""Last Days," or "Revelation," which is right before the Millenial Reign.

According to Christian eschatology, during the End Times/Last Days/Revelation, there is supposed to be the Rapture, that is supposed to happen right in the middle of that period, during which some Christians believe that they will be able to escape the Great Tribulation by being taken up into the clouds, and taken to a safe realm, such that they will be saved from the beast system, which includes destruction, people falling away from God, technocracy, and the apocalypse.

No matter what term you know it by, we have already begun to experience this period. It already began pretty much in the year 2000, which was followed by 9/11, with recent world events including biological attacks (such as the sickness that caused the lockdowns in 2020, and the nanotech in the pokey-poke), and, most recently, cyberattacks on banks, blood banks, and grocery stores causing manufactured money, blood, and food shortages around the world; and Ebola starting to spread in Africa.

In fact, Keith even foresaw that these events would happen, showing how relevant his prepper guide book remains to this day, as his book, which came out in 2015, mentions, "if history repeats itself just like the first great depression in the United States, then we must be ready to face another world war. This war will be fought with much deadlier weapons[,] and the battlefield will engulf the entire northern hemisphere. The weapons used will be strategic nuclear missiles, weaponized flu viruses, and cyber warfare to shut down electric grids ... Who is going to accept cash when everyone is catching Ebola like the common flu?"

See below for a still of Keith making a prophecy about Trump, while teaching in front of a whiteboard, from a prophetic word video, taken from his YouTube channel.
 

 

I think that when you read most prepper books, they have sort of this doomsday slant, where the slant is talking about how it's the end of the world, and you need to get a bunker, etc. 

Keith is more saying that, yes, you could have a bunker, but still be screwed over anyway, because, for example, if your air source is linked to the outside world, and is not secure, then you could be flushed out of your bunker or killed, if some finds the opening and tries to cut off the air, to spoil your goods. Just to clarify, only some bunkers have this problem.

He really impresses the fact that you won't be able to do this without God, and how, if you are prepped spiritually, then miraculous things can happen, such that, even if you don't have all the things that you need, God can still take care of you. For example, even if you don't have the things that you need, you might meet someone who does, or might get teleported out of danger, and Keith illustrates a lot of these things in the stories that he shares in his Christian emergency preparation book.

 

 

Strengthening Stories

 

One of my favorite things about this SHTF book is all the stories that Keith shares, that give real-life examples of people who have been in really bad situations, who have, through prayer, or through someone praying for them, been spared, saved, gifted, protected, etc. in ways that would seem impossible to a non-believer, but are very inspiring and hope-filling to those who choose to keep the faith, and know that, as long as they continue to choose God always, God will provide and protect.

I enjoyed the stories, because I feel like almost every prepper book just tells you to buy this, buy that, etc., and, while I find them useful, there's rarely ever a spiritual element to them. I mean, maybe there are a few prepper books that are fun to read, but, from what I've seen, most are "how-to" books on prepping, that are more like textbooks, or books on prepping for dummies, whereas this one is almost like he took "Chicken Soup For the Soul" and mixed it with a prepper thing. It sort of felt like that, mixed with the points that Keith is trying to illustrate.

His book strikes a nice balance between the spiritual and the physical aspects of prepping, and he address it as both a spiritual thing and a physical thing, so that you have both your bases covered. He does say, yes do the physical thing, but also says that you should also do this spiritual thing, and don't neglect it, just because you think it's "woo-woo." He really impresses the importance of placing as much emphasis on the spiritual as the physical, while not downplaying the importance of preparing physically.

 

There are a lot of strictly physical prepping books out there, while, in the case of The Prepper and The Preacher, Keith goes, "Yes, I'll go into that, but there's also this." He's trying to say that, if you're an atheist or a lukewarm Christian who only wants to do the physical stuff, then look at all these stories that illustrate his point -- obviously, there's something to this.

 

Because of the stories that Keith uses, it doesn't feel far-fetched that miracles can happen, and that God can come through for you, no matter what SHTF scenario you might find yourself in. For example, how do you explain the phenomena demonstrated in the testimonies that Keith includes, where people were trying to shoot, but the bullets wouldn't come out; where the animals stay away from the perimeter that was prayed on, etc. Because they're real-life stories, clearly, something miraculous happened.

As I already mentioned, this prepper Christian spiritual guide book and prepper survival book has 18 chapters, plus a bonus section. 

The names of the chapters, in order, are the following:

 

1. Bomb Shelter or Being Under the Shelter?
2. Food, Farms or Faith?
3. The Hypocrite or The Hypochondriac?
4. Cash for Gold or the Cash Cajole?
5. Smoke the Rock or Speak to the Rock?
6. When there is no doctor?
7. Physical Fitness or Spiritual Fitness? 
8. Animal Authority or Authority over the Animals?
9. The Ultimate Bugout Vehicle?
10. AR 15 or An Angel?
11. Disarmament?
12. Racism or Reality? 
13. Demons or Depression or Destination?
14. Multiple Confirmations?
15. Change the Weather or Weather the Change?
16. Gift of Gab?
17. Blind Justice or Justice for the Blind?
18. Your Voice or God's Voice?
*Bonus Section*

 

The Treasure-Sharer told me that she appreciates the cleverness of some of the chapter titles, such as "Change the Weather or Weather the Change?" and "Blind Justice or Justice for the Blind?"

 

 

Chapter Breakdown 

 

I've decided to provide a breakdown of each chapter of this spiritual guide book, to help you understand the value of each section, in this survival guide book review.

Out of respect for Keith, I don't want to divulge everything in his emergency preparation guide, but I do want to give you an idea of the gems in each chapter.

Part of the reason I wanted to review Keith Iton's book is because I got value from his book, but I also got value from his YouTube channel, so I wanted to show my appreciation, by sharing my thoughts on the value of his content.

 

In the first chapter of this prepping survival book, Keith mentions some interesting things to consider about bomb shelters, such as making sure that your oxygen is protected. He also discussed how the NSA has satellites that can send signals, that can enable heart attacks, and how "there [are] high ranking Satanists scattered throughout the halls of government worldwide." At the end of the chapter, he also covers how to handle witches that are in proximity to you.

 

In the second chapter of this prepper survival guide book, Keith goes over the importance of knowing where your food comes from, how to raise animals, how to naturally heal yourself and your family, and how your country might be affected by a "Great Depression." For instance, he mentioned how as low as 7 million and as high as 10 million people in the United States starved to death during the "Great Depression." He also went over how many farms were around at the time, and how many are around today. This disaster preparedness book appears to have aged well, as he also discussed how oil would be affected, and, as you can see, there are global events that are currently affecting oil between Iran and the United States. Keith also briefly covers how an EMP will affect America, and quotes where there is famine in the New Testament. Finally, he goes over the questions that you should be asking yourself when you're farming, and why you should make relationships with other farmers, and recommends a book and movie to watch for further understanding. 

 

In chapter three, Keith addresses the difference between the hypocrite and hypochondriac, in relation to individuals, groups, and nations. In one example, Keith talks about how both Russia and Israel have bunkers made for their citizens, in the event of nuclear war, whereas the United States only has them built for high-ranking politicians and wealthy corporate executives, which shows hypocrisy on the American side. This is an important thing to consider, when you decide which country you might want to commit to, in such an event. 

 

In chapter four, Keith goes over the value of precious metals, and how they can be used in various scenarios, how they're biblical, and also how you shouldn't only rely on them. He also briefly mentions various weapons that will be used in the next war. If you're alive in 2026 and have been paying attention to what has been happening the past six years, then you've likely already experienced quite a few of the weapons used.

 

In chapter five, Keith addresses some of the dangers that could arise when you have drug addicts around you during a grid-down situation, and how to handle it. He connects drug abuse to demonic possession, and how you might be able to help free drug addicts from demons through prayer. He quotes the Bible, when Moses hits the rock instead of talking to it, and how that applies to dealing with drug addicts. 

 

In chapter six, Keith talks about how there will likely be no doctor or 911 to call, in a grid-down situation. So you need to learn how to heal yourself. One method he gives through multiple testimonies is the power of prayer to heal. He also mentions how forgiveness is another way that one can heal from both physical and emotional pain, & how faith is like a muscle that one must continue to exercise.  

In chapter seven, Keith goes over the importance of physical fitness, because you may have to do things such as walking 20 miles to your desired destination, in a grid-down situation. If you're out of shape, that could be very difficult for you, because trains, buses, or cars might not be working. Keith doesn't stop there, though -- he also addresses your spiritual fitness, and actually puts an even greater importance on that. 

 

In chapter eight, Keith goes over incredible testimonies about commanding animals through prayer, but he also addresses how God can use animals to attack you, and how God can use animals to protect you, and how God may use animals in your dreams, to warn you.

 

In chapter nine, Keith addresses bug-out vehicles, but he also goes over astral projection, and a term called "Translation," which is a biblical term for teleportation.

   

In chapter ten, he goes over several testimonies of using angels as a defensive weapon, in addition to an AR-15. 

 

In chapter eleven, Keith goes over the importance of not allowing yourself to be physically- and spiritually-disarmed. He also illustrates examples beyond an individual being disarmed, explaining how groups, schools, and nations can also be disarmed, physically and spiritually. 

 

In chapter twelve, Keith goes over a scenario about what could happen, where you'd have to pick one of three people to help you, that have different skills and backgrounds, and how choosing the wrong person can ruin your blessing, if you allow racism to determine your choice. Furthermore, he also addresses how you may just run into an angel at one point, and not even realize that you're speaking to one, because you're judging the overall presentation or "race" that is in front of you.

 

In chapter thirteen, Keith goes over how to cast out demons in someone who is depressed or has other mental illnesses, and how to pick optimal locations that are free of demonic activity.

 

In chapter fourteen, Keith goes over how to differentiate between good intel vs bad intel. He also talks about a coming Russian surprise attack, how to choose a good pastor to follow, and the difference between mainstream Christians and prepper Christians. 

 

In chapter fifteen, Keith goes over the weakness in ONLY prepping physically in relation to the weather, and why one should also consider prepping spiritually in relation to the weather. He also talks about how the weather can be used by the devil, but how it can also be used by God. He also addresses how to deal with "unsavoury characters," and the weakness of having multiple nuclear reactors across the east coast. Finally, he addresses how illegal immigrants can be used as a small army to attack a country, and how some Christians have the mentality of not preparing because they believe that they will be raptured, and that those who do prepare are lacking faith. Keith is saying that it's not about lacking faith, but about being prudent, because there are many Christians throughout history who have died, who weren't prepared.

 

In chapter sixteen, Keith addresses the importance of speaking another language, and even gives several testimonies of people who prayed, and could suddenly speak in a language that they didn't know at all. In addition, he addressed several testimonies of how people spoke in tongues to evade danger.

 

In chapter seventeen, Keith talks about how to pray for those you care for that are spiritually blind, and what causes spiritual blindness. He also addresses how one who is anointed by God can command one to experience physical blindness.

 

In chapter eighteen, Keith talks about having discernment in relation to information that you're consuming, seeking God's voice above all others, and how political correctness prevents correction. 

 

Finally, in his bonus section of this SHTF book, Keith lays out some emergency supplies that you might want to stock up on, budgeting, cutting out wasteful habits, and even weapons, and how you could protect yourself against a burglar. 

 

Prior to reading this Christian survival guide, I was aware of probably 80% of what Keith talked about in the book, but I still found value in this survival prepper book, because that 20% was worth the read. I was pretty much aware of most of the physical prepping advice that the book offered, but it was the spiritual advice and stories/testimonies that he used to illustrate his points that were new to me.

Minor Issues

 

I should note that this Christian preparedness book is self-published, and I did catch a section where a word wasn't capitalized, and the Treasure-Sharer found a spot with funny spacing. While we personally don't care, as we understand that funny things can happen -- heck, the Treasure-Sharer has pointed out to me how she has to deal with funny spaces that the our website builder adds to our articles, without us putting them in ourselves, all the time -- we're just pointing them out, if you're the type to be bothered by imperfections in books. Below are photos of some of the issues that we found in the copy of The Prepper and The Preacher book that we bought, including the funny spacing and capitalization.

 

 

 

Review:

 

Pros:

 

-helps people prepare for unforeseen emergencies

-written by a pastor/preacher who is knowledgeable on the subjects of spiritual and physical survival preparation

-prepares people physically, mentally, and spiritually for difficult and dangerous times during the coming apocalypse

-directs you spiritually, and helps you really focus on what you need to do to prepare for the grid going down

-great for spiritual preparedness

-good stories/testimonies included, to illustrate points

-enjoyable read

-lists sources at the end of each chapter

-includes examples of prayers you can use to help you in various situations

-includes helpful recommendations for books and websites to check out for more information

-includes recommendations for sections of the Bible to read, for further clarification on certain areas

-quotes a lot of scripture to illustrate points

-includes useful examples of hypothetical scenarios, to better illustrate some of its points

-combines practical help and spiritual help 

-helpful for preparing for the many different kinds of disasters that may occur

-easy to read

-references provided to back up statements 

-encourages readers to have faith, despite the dark times ahead

-doesn't use a lot of complicated terminology or jargon, and even defines and explains some of the terms that it does use, to ensure better understanding

-shares numerous examples from the author's own life

-focus of this SHTF book isn't on fear, but on practical wisdom and preparedness

-good source of prepping basics for beginners

-good budget prepper guide

 

 

Cons:

 

-doesn't goes into as many physical survival preparations as typical survival guides

-doesn't go into great detail about physical preparations

-not steal-of-a-deal price

-has a few spacing and capitalization issues

-not as comprehensive as other books that focus on physical prepping, as it mostly zeroes in on the most important things, and focuses on the bare bones of things (which can, in some ways, be viewed as a positive, in focusing on the things that you definitely should do, and definitely have the means to do)

 

 

Gem or Junk?

For us:

Gem (4 stars out of 5)

 

There are a lot of survival books and prepping books out there, but not many that double as spiritual guide books, that help direct you on how to seek help from God, and protect yourself from the demonic activity that comes part and parcel with the emergency situations that the world is starting to find itself in now, and will only worsen in the future.

 

This is one of the best prepper books to have for Christian preppers, and for people who want to be prepared both physically and spiritually for what's coming, written by a preacher from the Christian prepper community, who is generous with the wisdom that he provides on how to handle the wide range of situations that we may find ourselves in, as the world falls further into apocalyptic end times, and the unexpected emergency situations that come with them.

 

For Christian doomsday preppers, it addresses many issues that you wouldn't find in typical doomsday prepper guides, including using prayer to heal yourself and others (both physically and spiritually -- including casting out demons), seeking God's protection through help from animals and angels, and more things you can turn to, and strategies you can use, beyond the physical means available, that might no longer be readily available to you, when sh*t hits the fan. 

 

This is in addition to physical prepping tips and emergency preparedness tips, on things like farming, natural healing, emergency supplies to stock up on, suggestions for budgeting, weapons for protection, etc. 

However, if you're looking for the best wilderness survival book, or the best survival books for things like what to buy, how and when to use them, in what quantities, how long they'll last, etc., then there are better survival book guide options out there for covering subjects like that, as the author, Keith Iton, even recommends other sources that you can check out, for more information. 

 

This SHTF prepping and survival book goes into sources of danger that you might not have known about, and also features powerful testimonies of people who have survived life-threatening situations by using spiritual strategies that you might not have considered using to protect yourself and your loved ones with. 

 

This would definitely be on my list of Christian book recommendations and good spiritual books to read, and prepper book list, as I think that it's useful for any Christian prepper, or any prepper in general -- as well as for anyone who hasn't yet prepared, but is looking for a prepper guide for beginners that will help them emotionally and mentally through the hard times, with how it addresses the spiritual aspects of what's happening, and the power of faith and prayer to help strengthen one's fortitude against the challenges ahead. 
 

This book is definitely more positive than most of the other prepper books I've seen. If anything, I think that this spiritual prepping for survival book gives you hope and inspiration, and maybe even motivation, if you haven't even thought of prepping at all.

When you read most prepper books, they're mostly doom and gloom, whereas, with Keith, while there is doom and gloom, he gives a different way of looking at it -- giving hope in the knowledge that God can protect and provide, no matter what circumstance we may find ourselves in. 

 

Keith even tells the story of how he was told by God to rewrite his book, before he released it, explaining, "The original version of this book was going to be like any other preparedness book. God wanted people in the preparedness world to know that He is the source and the solution for all their needs. Our preparations for the future should all start by hearing his voice." 

The funny thing is, if everyone actually prepped, then that would fix the problem, because, if everyone was proactive and prepared, then everyone would be buffered in emergency situations, and could focus on coming together, and working together, to find practical ways of getting through crisis situations. It's those who don't prepare who are the ones who will panic, go door to door to steal, and turn on one another. 

This prepper book is worth adding to any survival book collection, with the unique angles that it takes, the issues it addresses, and advice it has to offer.

If you don't already understand how important being spiritually-ready for the future is, then this spiritual survival book guide will help you understand what we're really up against, and how to prepare to survive it.

 

 

Gems For Who?

 

1. People searching for a prepper book that will help them prepare spiritually for the future.

2. Christian preppers.

3. Christians.

4. People who want prepping advice.

5. People who are concerned about hard times ahead.

6. People looking for survival prepper books.

7. People looking for the prepper books Amazon has to offer.

8. People searching for prepper guides for SHTF preparedness.

9. People looking for a spiritual prepper guide book.

10. People who collect prepping books.

11. People looking for Christian book recommendations.

12. Prepper Christian people who want the best prepper guide book for both physical and spiritual guidance.

13. People looking for a spiritual guide book for the times ahead.
14. People looking for Christian survival books.

15. Christian prepper groups, and Christian prepper communities.

16. People who want to learn spiritual survival skills.

17. People looking for SHTF survival books, covering SHTF prepping.

18. People looking for a good beginner prepper guide, that covers prepping basics for beginners.
19. People looking for unique book gifts for Christians and preppers.

20. People looking for a good budget prepper guide book.

21. Spiritual preppers.

21. People looking for easy-to-understand-and-implement spiritual prepper books.

 

 

Conclusion:

The Prepper and The Preacher offers a unique slant on prepping and survival not offered by other prepper books out there -- helping with spiritual preparation, protection, and insights. While it may not be the best prepper guide in terms of the things you need to buy to prepare, and how to use them, as there are a lot of other emergency preparedness books out there that go into far greater detail in this area, the spiritual preparation examples that this Christian prepper book does cover in depth make it worth buying and reading, even if you already own a bunch of other prepper books that don't cover how to prepare spiritually.

As The Prepper and The Preacher says, it is a "spiritual survival guide," in addition to being a prepper guide for physical SHTF situations that are coming in the near future.

If you're looking for a survival prepper book that breaks down both how to look out for yourself and your family in the hard times ahead; and how to turn to God for help, for the situations that you can't prepare for, then this is probably the best prepper guide book for these purposes. It's definitely a good book on spiritual prepping for beginners, as well as being a good beginner prepper guide, in general.

 

There are not a lot of books on Christian prepping, and spiritual prepping for survival, in particular, available, and the Treasure-Sharer even checked, and found no dedicated survival book reviews covering this Christian survival guide on spiritual preparedness. She thinks that the fact that no prepping guide reviews have yet been written about The Prepper and The Preacher shows how little this Christian survival kit book is known in the prepper community, despite how important and useful its tips on spiritual preparedness and spiritual survival skills are. So we hope that our The Prepper and the Preacher review will help bring awareness to it.

 

If you're trying to decide which Amazon prepper books and Amazon survival books are worth buying, then this should definitely be on your prepper Amazon list, as most survival books Amazon has do not cover the spiritual side of prepping for survival. 

If want to buy The Prepper and The Preacher: A Spiritual Survival Guide on Amazon, you can find it through our affiliate link: https://link.amazon/B04xYoZu8

 

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The Treasure-Sharer has bought quite a few prepping books from Temu, so it's possible that we might put out more prepper guide reviews, if we find that survival guide reviews are things that you, our readers, would be interested in seeing more of. She also discovered another spiritual prepping guide that we could review, if we see an interest in spiritual prep guide reviews, in particular. The Prepper and The Preacher: A Spiritual Survival Guide is definitely an OG in this area, though.

 

If you're a pastor or priest, we recommend buying this survival prepper book, and sharing it with your congregation, and perhaps recommending it to them, so that they will be prepared. It would be prudent for you to teach prepping to your flock, because a lot of these people will be sitting ducks, and will probably ask you, "How come you didn't help me prepare for this season?" if you don't. I feel like this should be the duty of a pastor.

And for someone who's not a priest, then maybe this prepper Christian survival guide is a side thing that you can talk about during Bible study, and maybe something that you can share with other church-goers. 

At the very least, if you are a Christian, then I would recommend sharing this Christian prepper book with your friends and family members, so that they're on the same page as you. For the things that are coming, I feel that it's very important to be on the same page with your friends and family, so that you can be coordinated, know your protocols, and be much more efficient during a bad situation. At least if everyone can understand where it's going and where it can go, you can discuss with your friends and family members how you're going to work together to overcome the emergency or crisis when it's in front of you, because it's better to figure these things out before a crisis, than during a crisis. 

If you have the means, you could even buy multiple copies of this Christian prepper book, and distribute it among your friends and family, and even your Christian brothers and sisters, to ensure that they are physically- and spiritually-prepped.

You can even pass along this spiritual guide review to them, to help them understand the value of reading this book, and implementing its Christian preparedness advice. 

The Prepper and The Preacher is more like a spiritual preparation book, with physical SHTF preparations you can do in it. This is going to give you all the affordable ways to do it, and all the bare-minimum SHTF prepping that you should do -- making it useful as a beginner guide to prepping, for someone who wants a prepping beginners list, and prepper basics list.

When you get other survival books, they go into more nuanced information. Keith's going to give you the stuff that, if you're not aware of prepper basics (such as food prepping basics), it's definitely the stuff that you should do, and is very possible to do. It's a lot of basic prep that it would be prudent to do, even if you're not going to go into the crazy preps, and into the weeds, like buying different types of guns, jackets, traps, water filtration systems etc.

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