The Sickness of American Behavior

The Sickness of American Behavior: When Freedom Becomes Bondage and Comfort Becomes Poison America is a nation admired for its wealth, power, and global influence. But beneath the success lies a growing spiritual sickness. Pride in human knowledge, obsession with outward beauty, addiction to busyness, political division, fear of truth, and shallow faith are quietly poisoning families, churches, and communities. What the nation calls freedom has too often become bondage to sin. In this piercing and prophetic book, Joseph Ngoma exposes the hidden spiritual diseases weakening America—and spreading across the world. Drawing from Scripture and real-life observation, he confronts the idols of comfort, entertainment, materialism, and self-worship. With boldness and clarity, he reveals how these modern idols have blinded hearts, weakened faith, and opened the door to darkness. Yet this is not only a message of warning— it is a message of hope. Healing is possible. Families can be restored. Churches can be revived. Communities can return to covenant love. Revival begins with humility, truth, and returning to the Kingdom of God. "If my people, who are called by my name, will humble themselves and pray and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways, then I will hear from heaven, and I will forgive their sin and will heal their land." — 2 Chronicles 7:14 This book is more than words—it is a call to repentance, revival, and responsibility. The sickness is deep, but God's healing is deeper. The choice before America—and the world—is clear: Return to God… and live.