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 Understanding the Last Days.
Understanding the Last Days · Session 1
Why study prophecy?
Titus 2:11–14; 2 Peter 3:8–14
How should expectation of Christ’s return change our conduct today?
Understanding the Last Days · Session 2
The gathering of believers
John 14:1–3; 1 Thessalonians 4:13–18; 1 Corinthians 15:50–58
What comfort do these promises offer, and how does the pre-Tribulation interpretation understand their timing?
Understanding the Last Days · Session 3
The covenant and its breaking
Daniel 9:24–27; Matthew 24:15–22
What does the text establish about the covenant, desecration, and flight?
Understanding the Last Days · Session 4
Deception that appears beneficial
Matthew 24:4–5, 23–25; 2 Thessalonians 2:1–12
Why are impressive results and supernatural signs insufficient tests of truth?
Understanding the Last Days · Session 5
Worship and allegiance
Exodus 20:1–6; Daniel 3; Revelation 13
When does cooperation with an authority become submission that belongs only to God?
Understanding the Last Days · Session 6
The mark and economic coercion
Revelation 13:11–18; 14:9–12
How are worship, allegiance, and buying and selling connected in these passages?
Understanding the Last Days · Session 7
The witnesses and costly testimony
Revelation 11:1–13
What does their testimony reveal about God’s authority over apparent defeat?
Understanding the Last Days · Session 8
Israel in God’s purposes
Jeremiah 31:31–37; Romans 11:1–36; Zechariah 12:10–13:1
How should God’s promises to Israel shape Christian humility and hope?
Understanding the Last Days · Session 9
The sealed servants and the proclamations
Revelation 7:1–8; 14:1–12
What do these passages say about belonging to God and calling the world to worship Him?
Understanding the Last Days · Session 10
Judgment and the call to repentance
Revelation 8–9; 16
What responses to judgment appear in the text, and what do they reveal about the human heart?
Understanding the Last Days · Session 11
Babylon and the collapse of false security
Revelation 17–18
What happens when wealth, commerce, and power become the foundation of our hope?
Understanding the Last Days · Session 12
Christ’s return and victory
Matthew 24:29–31; Zechariah 14; Revelation 19–20
What makes Christ’s authority different from the powers He defeats?
Understanding the Last Days · Session 13
Resurrection, judgment, and restoration
John 5:24–29; Revelation 20–22
What does Scripture promise—and what questions should we resist answering beyond it?
Understanding the Last Days · Session 14
Watchfulness without date-setting
Matthew 24:36–44; Acts 1:6–11; 1 Thessalonians 5:1–11
How can we live expectantly without claiming knowledge God has withheld?