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AMERICA

The Covenant Nation

A Christian Perspective

America – The Covenant Nation is made up of a number of written (and audio) works that cover the history of America and its covenant with God ... a covenant that has seen its ups and downs since its origins in the early 1600s, but has always been critical to America's ability to move forward in the face of some very deep challenges hitting hard over those four centuries.

New Releases!

The former 3-volume series
appearing in an updated 2-volume format
565/567 pages each – released Oct 2021
(Click on the icons to the left
for a quite substantial summary of these volumes)

Buy this two-volume history from
    ... Amazon:  Volume 1   Volume 2
    ... or Barnes and Noble:  Volume 1   Volume 2
    ... or as eBooks available at Kobo.com:  Volume 1   Volume 2
    ... or as audiobooks from audible.com:  Volume 1    Volume 2

Plus a single-volume abridged version of the larger series
560 pages – released Oct 2021

Buy this single-volume history from
    ...  Amazon
    ... or Barnes and Noble
    ...  or as an eBook available at Kobo.com
    ...  or as an Audiobook from audible.com

"Then too, my own autobiography,
detailing the process by which my own knowledge
of American political/social/spiritual dynamics came to be!
253 pages – released Sep 2021

Buy this autobiography from
    ...  Amazon
    ... or Barnes and Noble
    ...  or as an eBook available at Kobo.com
    ...  or as an Audiobook from audible.com

Appearing Soon!

And finally (hopefully ready for publication in 2023!) an historical review of the West's great political, social, intellectual, and spiritual legacy – dating from the ancient Jewish, Greek, Roman and early Christian times ... down to today.
Be on the lookout for its appearance!

The Original 3-Volume Series

Meanwhile, remaining quite available is the original three-volume series

356/348/392 pages respectively – released Feb-Apr 2020

Buy the original 3-volume series online
     ... from Amazon
     ... or Barnes and Noble
     ... or Cokesbury
     ... or Christianbook
     ... or Westbow Press

Miles Hodges

About the Author

Miles Huntley Hodges is a combination Georgetown “political realist” (M.A., Ph.D.) and a Princeton Seminary Evangelical (M.Div.) long-interested in America’s role in the world, once serving as a secular professor of international studies (while also a corporate political risk consultant and risk analysis teacher) ... and then by the grace of God a born-again Presbyterian pastor, an individual involved heavily in street and prison ministry as well as several typical congregational ministries.  He "retired" into teaching American and international high school students the subject of social dynamics (the rise and fall of societies) using American and other cultures' histories as a "laboratory" – to bring the broad focus of God and society to the understanding of young minds.