One bill. Thousands of pages. Millions affected. In The Big Beautiful Breakdown, economist, entrepreneur, and former mayor Dr. Gregory A. Thomas delivers a searing exposé on one of the most consequential-and controversial-pieces of legislation in modern American history: the One Big Beautiful Bill. Marketed as a bipartisan triumph, this sweeping law promised tax relief, economic revitalization, and national security. But behind the patriotic branding was a blueprint for redistribution-not of wealth, but of power. With the precision of an economist and the moral clarity of a public servant, Dr. Thomas cuts through political theater to expose: The hidden cost of tax code manipulation The dismantling of healthcare, education, and housing support The corporate carveouts and sunset clauses the media didn't cover The long-term impact on working families, small towns, and future generations Drawing on his experience in government, business, and real-world communities, Thomas doesn't just critique the bill-he challenges the system that made it possible. Fierce, factual, and unflinchingly honest, The Big Beautiful Breakdown is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand how laws are written, who they're really written for, and what happens when the people stop paying attention.
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Dr. Gregory A. Thomas is a nationally recognized theologian, economist, and worship leader whose unique blend of prophetic insight and practical wisdom has impacted lives across pulpits, prisons, and boardrooms. With advanced degrees in theology, economics, business, and political science, Dr. Thomas has spent his life navigating the complex intersections of faith, power, and culture. As a former executive pastor of one of America's largest churches and now a spiritual leader inside the Fremont Correctional Facility, Dr. Thomas continues to challenge the Church to return to its first love-authentic, Spirit-led worship that exalts God rather than entertains man. In The Applause Trap: When Worship Becomes Entertainment, Dr. Thomas confronts the subtle but dangerous shift from presence to performance, from ministry to showmanship. With deep biblical roots, personal experience, and bold honesty, he calls today's Church to reject the spotlight and reclaim the sacred. Even in confinement, Dr. Thomas remains a voice of reformation-teaching, preaching, mentoring, and leading worship with conviction and joy. His message is clear: Worship isn't about applause. It's about surrender.
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Zustand: Hervorragend. Zustand: Hervorragend | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | One bill. Thousands of pages. Millions affected. In The Big Beautiful Breakdown, economist, entrepreneur, and former mayor Dr. Gregory A. Thomas delivers a searing exposé on one of the most consequential-and controversial-pieces of legislation in modern American history: the One Big Beautiful Bill. Marketed as a bipartisan triumph, this sweeping law promised tax relief, economic revitalization, and national security. But behind the patriotic branding was a blueprint for redistribution-not of wealth, but of power. With the precision of an economist and the moral clarity of a public servant, Dr. Thomas cuts through political theater to expose: The hidden cost of tax code manipulationThe dismantling of healthcare, education, and housing supportThe corporate carveouts and sunset clauses the media didn't coverThe long-term impact on working families, small towns, and future generations Drawing on his experience in government, business, and real-world communities, Thomas doesn't just critique the bill-he challenges the system that made it possible. Fierce, factual, and unflinchingly honest, The Big Beautiful Breakdown is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand how laws are written, who they're really written for, and what happens when the people stop paying attention. Artikel-Nr. 43145946/1
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