What is the narrator point of view in Hagee's, Four Blood Moons: Something is About to Change?

John Hagee writes his book "Four Blood Moons: Something is About to Change" in the first-person omniscience perspective. Hagee is a pastor who daily engages with faithful people on a very personal and religious level, and his use of the first-person narrative is only natural given his work. He is able to relate to people in a very personal way in the first person, and is able to draw on anecdotes and events from his own life in order to further advance his case. This allows readers to directly relate to Hagee, based on his own life experiences as well.