To a nation fighting for Western civilization against Nazi and Japanese tyranny, the World War II sermons of Dr. Peter Marshall offered powerful encouragement. The Scottish immigrant who became one of America’s greatest preachers, and Chaplain of the U. S. Senate before his untimely death in 1949, spoke in such an imaginative and pictorial style that the listener always felt plunged into the middle of his dramatic messages. With our nation once again at war, these sermons first preached more than fifty years ago, have never been more timely, appropriate, or desperately needed. "Following World War II, Dr. Peter Marshall was more than Chaplain of the Senate. He was Chaplain of America. His words are a chilling reminder that the wartime sermons are fully applicable today.” ---Walter Cronkite