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'In the UK alone, gang involvement and knife crime has increased by 80% over the past 10 years, reaching 50,973 offences...'

- Office for National Statistics 2024

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The Streets vs The Kingdom: How God’s Truth Sets Us Free

What if the real battle for young lives isn’t fought on the streets, but in the heart?

Every year, the headlines speak of escalating violence, rising knife crime, and the growing grip of gang culture on young people. In the UK alone, gang involvement and knife crime have soared by 80% over the past decade, with over 50,000 recorded offences in 2024 (Office for National Statistics). Behind these numbers lie a deeper, more sinister story—a spiritual battle waging for the lives of the next generation.

LET'S GET INTO IT...

Why Does Street Culture Hold Such Power?

It promises respect, power, and belonging, yet often delivers destruction, brokenness, and death. The streets don’t just shape actions—they shape identities. These false promises are reinforced by a system of lies that dominate not only neighbourhoods, but the very way young people see themselves and their future.

Did You Know?

Over 27,000 young people in the UK are thought to be involved in gang activity (Children’s Commissioner, 2023).

Knife crime among individuals under 25 has reached record levels, with young Black males disproportionately affected (ONS, 2024).

Studies show that exposure to gang culture increases the risk of violent behavior by 200% (Youth Justice Board, 2022).

This Book Uncovers The Truth

In The Streets vs The Kingdom, Moses Nwanji exposes six foundational lies at the heart of street culture. These lies keep young people bound to cycles of violence, hopelessness, and despair. Moses draws from personal experiences, through growing up in London’s gang culture, and combines them with biblical insights to uncover the truth.

THERE IS HOPE...

Through the life-changing truth of Jesus Christ, Moses reveals how every chain can be broken, every heart can be healed, and every life can be restored. This book goes beyond surface solutions to address the root of the issue—the condition of the human heart—and demonstrates how the Gospel offers the ultimate freedom that no street promise ever can.

If you’re tired of the destruction and long for lasting change, this book is for you. Whether you’re on the streets, mentoring young people, or simply trying to understand how to bring hope to a broken world, The Streets vs The Kingdom offers both the tools and the truth to inspire transformation.

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MEET THE AUTHOR

Moses Nwanji

MOSES NWANJI is a husband and father of 3, living in South London.

At 19, he became a follower of Jesus Christ, leaving behind a life involved in gang culture. After his conversion, Moses pursued a degree in Economics at the University of Plymouth, graduating with First Class Honours. He then worked in investment banking before serving as a pastor for five years at his local church, where he taught and mentored young people aged 11-18. Now back in the financial industry, Moses remains passionate about sharing the Good News of Jesus and helping his and the next generation find freedom and purpose in Him.

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TESTIMONIALS

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'Moses draws out some of the root causes and issues that young people are facing and shows us how the Gospel is the answer to them all. A book packed with Scripture and truth, yet written in a style and tone that is easy to engage with and understand.'

JOE MACNAMARA, PASTOR, KING’S CHURCH LONDON

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