Book Review: Heavenly Host High: Dawn of Chaos

Around the year AD 60-61, the Biblical Apostle Paul, wrote a letter to the church of Ephesus 
reminding them that “We wrestle not against flesh & blood, but against principalities, powers,
rulers of the darkness of this world, and spiritual wickedness in high places” (Ephesians 6:12). 
Though not apostles, at least not yet, Sages Sean & Elijah, choose to write a similar letter to 
the “church” of post-millennial high school culture, with seemingly the same warning as Paul. 
Imagine authors C.S. Lewis (The Screwtape Letters) and Frank Peretti (This Present Darkness), 
sitting in the Oxford’s Rabbit Room with the rest of The Inklings.  As they consumed their pints,
the brood of educational elites, Netflix binged on “Hunger Games”, “Avengers”, Disney’s 
“Zombies”, & “The Kid Who Became King”.  From that binge the stalwarts of the writing world
 were inspired to write a book on late 21st century high school culture to include issues such as
 race, divorce, death, bullying, the afterlife etc..  As they create this glimpse into the hallway of
 a contemporary high school, a peak into the minds of contemporary kids, wrought with all the
 post-millennial vices of video games, YouTube, cell phones, “hooking up” etc., what appears is
 an image of a “winged hoody” followed by 176 pages of uber-relevance.  What appears is 
“Heavenly Host High: Dawn of Chaos” as written by Sean Christopher & Elijah Wilson.
Parents of post-millennials, you must pick up two copies of this book!  Go to Amazon and get 
one for yourself and one for your child.  Consider it an educational opportunity for you as a 
parent and a stunning shot of “my life on paper” for your child.  Kudos to Sean and Elijah for 
writing such a relevant, piercing, encouraging book to get the attention of the future of our
 world on the broad scope of the seen and unseen world around them and the impact their
 decisions make on that world and the people in it. 




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