Grace Through Faith: Surviving History in God's Hands A Novel

In the face of history's darkest hours, one family's unshakable faith becomes their strongest weapon. Set against the sweeping backdrop of the First and Second World Wars, Grace Through Faith is a powerful work of Christian historical fiction that follows Max, a German soldier fighting at Verdun, whose encounter with divine grace on the battlefield transforms the course of his life. Alongside his steadfast wife Anna and their sons, Eddie and Maxie, Max's family must navigate the collapse of empires, the rise of evil, and the quiet, enduring strength of faith. As WWI soldiers battle in the mud-soaked trenches and the world careens toward another global conflict, Max and his family find refuge-not in politics or power-but in the arms of a God who never abandons His people. From the thunder of artillery to the quiet of a candlelit prayer, their story invites readers into an unforgettable journey through fear, hope, loss, and redemption. This is not just a tale of survival. It's about discovering purpose in chaos, and the kind of belief that endures when everything else has been stripped away. For readers who appreciate WWI novels and Christian stories about faith, this book offers both the grit of history and the heart of the gospel. Grace Through Faith is perfect for adults seeking inspirational Christian books that speak to real struggle, endurance, and the call to trust God through impossible times. Especially suited for veterans, history lovers, and those exploring spiritual questions, this is one of those faith-based fiction books that lingers long after the final page. Whether you are looking for Christian military books or a story that reminds you of the power of grace in uncertain times, Grace Through Faith will inspire, challenge, and awaken your heart to the truth that we are never outside the reach of God's hand. Will Max and his family survive the world's worst conflicts-intact in body and soul? Step into their story and experience history through the lens of faith.