Adam Howard
by Adam Howard
The Warrior’s Song is a powerful and poetic retelling of a forgotten moment in ancient history — when the armies of Judah marched into battle not with weapons, but with worship.
Based on the biblical account in 2 Chronicles 20, this novella follows Amariah, a young temple musician who finds himself at the center of a spiritual battle. Raised to worship, not to war, Amariah is stunned when King Jehoshaphat calls for the singers to lead the charge against an overwhelming enemy. With fear gripping the city and the odds stacked high, Amariah must make a choice: retreat into fear, or step forward in faith with nothing but a song.
As the people of Judah gather to fast and pray, a prophetic word declares that the battle belongs to the Lord. What follows is a remarkable display of obedience and courage as Amariah and his fellow musicians lift their voices in the face of danger — and watch heaven move.
This vivid, immersive story explores themes of fear, faith, obedience, identity, and the unstoppable power of worship. Through richly imagined scenes and lyrical prose, The Warrior’s Song brings to life the incredible truth that worship is not preparation for battle — it is the battle.
Perfect for fans of biblical fiction, worship leaders, musicians, pastors, and readers of devotional literature, this book will stir your heart and awaken your spirit. It’s also ideal for group study, worship team encouragement, or personal spiritual reflection.
Includes:
• Historical novella
• Reflection questions for personal or group use
• The Worshiper’s Creed — a printable devotional declaration
Whether you’re standing on the edge of your own battle or just longing to rediscover the beauty of praise, this story reminds us that our God is still fighting for us — and our worship still shakes the earth.
Worship is your weapon.
The valley is your battlefield.
The victory is His.
Author of faith-filled fiction and devotionals that stir the heart, spark courage, and point readers to hope.
Adam Howard is a storyteller, worship pastor, and founder of Truly Salty Publishing. Blending heartfelt narratives with timeless truth, his books explore the power of faith, legacy, and redemption. Whether writing biblical fiction like The Warrior’s Song, devotional works like Heart of Faith, or middle-grade adventures in The Bristo Hudson Chronicles, Adam crafts stories that inspire readers to live with purpose and stand firm in their faith. His passion is to raise up a generation of worshipers, leaders, and truth-tellers—through books, music, and ministry. Adam lives on the Georgia coast with his wife Marcia, their two children, and his ever-growing stack of story ideas. When he’s not writing or leading worship, you’ll find him dreaming up new ways to help families, churches, and kids live salty, faith-forward lives.
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