Last fall, the GRAMMY-nominated, multi-platinum rocker John Cooper rebelled against relativism in his book Awake & Alive to Truth (Finding Truth in the Chaos of a Relativistic World). After nearly ten printings and winning the Book Impact Award at this year's K-LOVE Fan Awards, Cooper's debut as an author is finally available on audible at the member price of $10.46 or 1 credit and the regular price of $14.95. The physical book is also still available at www.johnlcooper.com/awake, and the Kindle edition and physical copies are also available on Amazon.

Awake and Alive To Truth tackles the reigning philosophies of our day of post-modernism, relativism, and the popular view of the goodness of man-and combats these viewpoints by standing on the absolute truth of the Word of God. Awake and Alive To Truth answers some of the most asked questions in modern culture. Cooper takes readers on a journey through personal stories, the doctrine of original sin, the authority of Scripture, the danger of trusting your emotions, and ends with the greatest news possible: God wants to rescue you from the chaos and the darkness and bring you into His glorious light.

On October 7 at 8 pm (ET), Cooper will host the Facebook Live Bring Your Bible event celebration for Bring Your Bible to School Day (BYBSD). BYBSD is a nationwide, student-led movement of over 500,000 kids that bring their Bibles to school and share God's Word with friends and what means to them. Students of any age can participate, and after signing up, they'll receive activities, games, acts of service, and personalized ways they can get into God's Word. During the Facebook live event, students from all over the country will join in and celebrate bringing their Bibles to school that day along with the leaders of Bring Your Bible, and Cooper will introduce his good friend, Rebecca St James, to share her new single, "Dawn."

"I'm quite passionate about telling young people, 'Hey, you live in a time when people are not shy about saying what they believe,'" Cooper says. "'In fact, whatever school you go to, you're probably being taught things that we, as Christians, would find offensive. The world is not shy about saying who they are and what they believe, so why should we be shy about the words of life?'"

Skillet recently released their brand new single "Surviving the Game," along with an accompanying music video. "The song is defiant about not giving in to the fear that the world is and has been experiencing," Cooper says. "This song brings a feeling of survival. You have to do what you need to do to get your life back. It's a defiance against fear and the things that want to hold you down. For so many, that's depression, isolation, loneliness, suicidal thoughts, etc. This song is about becoming the person you are meant to be and coming out on the other side of all the madness."