Study & Discussion
Scripture first. Stories for reflection.
Explore the biblical passages behind The Circuit Haven Series, consider faith under pressure, and practice loving our neighbors with conviction and compassion. Use these studies individually or with a group. You do not need to finish the novels to begin.
A note on perspective
These studies accompany novels written from a pre-Tribulation, premillennial Christian perspective. That framework shapes their portrayal of end-times events. Scripture is the authority for the study; the novels are fictional illustrations. Their dates are not predictions. Where Christians interpret a passage differently, examine the text carefully and distinguish its wording from conclusions about its meaning or sequence.
Three study tracks
Track 1 · 14 sessions
Understanding the Last Days
Prophecy, discernment, worship, judgment, and the hope of Christ’s return.
Track 2 · 14 sessions
Faith Under Pressure
Trust, grief, repentance, endurance, and ordinary faithfulness when life becomes difficult.
Track 3 · 14 sessions
Living the Gospel Among Our Neighbors
Honest witness, hospitality, service, and love across real differences.
Sessions
Showing 14 sessions in Faith Under Pressure.
Faith Under Pressure · Session 1
Faith when rescue is not promised
Daniel 3:16–18; Hebrews 11:32–40
What does obedience look like when deliverance may not come?
Faith Under Pressure · Session 2
Lament and unanswered prayer
Psalm 13; Psalm 88; Habakkuk 1
What can we say to God when we cannot make sense of what happened?
Faith Under Pressure · Session 3
Trust when provision disappears
Habakkuk 3:17–19; Matthew 6:25–34
How can we trust God while taking material needs seriously?
Faith Under Pressure · Session 4
Daily bread and wilderness dependence
Exodus 16; Deuteronomy 8:1–18; Matthew 6:11
What does receiving enough for today teach us about control, gratitude, and remembering?
Faith Under Pressure · Session 5
Fear, courage, and endurance
Psalm 56; James 1:2–8; Hebrews 10:32–39
How can fear be acknowledged without letting it decide our obedience?
Faith Under Pressure · Session 6
Temptation through good intentions
Genesis 3:1–7; Matthew 4:1–11
How can a legitimate need become the reason we accept a wrongful demand?
Faith Under Pressure · Session 7
The limits of competence
Psalm 127:1–2; Proverbs 3:5–7; 2 Corinthians 12:7–10
When does useful skill become an attempt to make ourselves indispensable?
Faith Under Pressure · Session 8
Failure, confession, and repair
Psalm 51; Luke 19:1–10; James 5:16
What distinguishes repentance from explaining why we meant well?
Faith Under Pressure · Session 9
Forgiveness after real harm
Romans 12:17–21; Colossians 3:12–15
How can forgiveness coexist with truth, boundaries, and consequences?
Faith Under Pressure · Session 10
Grief and resurrection hope
John 11:17–44; 1 Thessalonians 4:13–18
How does Christian hope make room for mourning rather than silence it?
Faith Under Pressure · Session 11
Faith within a divided household
Mark 9:24; 1 Corinthians 7:12–16; 1 Peter 3:1–2
How can family members remain loving when their convictions develop differently?
Faith Under Pressure · Session 12
Rest, worship, and human limits
Exodus 20:8–11; Mark 2:23–3:6
What does rest reveal about our dependence on God and our responsibility toward people?
Faith Under Pressure · Session 13
Remembering what God has done
Deuteronomy 6:4–9; Psalm 78:1–8
How do stories, meals, celebrations, and ordinary habits carry faith across generations?
Faith Under Pressure · Session 14
Hope after survival
Jeremiah 29:4–7; Romans 8:18–25
What does faithful living look like when life continues but remains changed?