Kingdom Come

Kingdom Come

In a world tilting toward control, ten graduates choose obedience over safety. When a Model U.N. team turns their placards into plane tickets, they scatter to the nations they once only represented—Jerusalem, Cairo, Delhi, Istanbul, Tripoli, Addis Ababa, Moscow, Tehran, Beijing, and Khartoum. What begins as a year of service—clinics, water projects, press work, relief corridors—unfolds into a crucible of blackouts, blockades, and a rising global “Sacred Trust” that weds worship to the wallet. Through rotating, close-up perspectives, these young believers learn the geography of small obediences: insulin carried through alleyways, clean water made with charcoal and stubborn hope, hospital stairs lit with glow sticks, corridors negotiated one mercy at a time. As headlines turn apocalyptic and ancient prophecies step into the street, friendship becomes a lifeline and faith becomes a map. From the fall of a great city to the thunder of a final trumpet, this near-future thriller keeps its feet on the ground and its eyes on the King—honest about grief, fierce about love, and hopeful to the end. Kingdom Come is a reflective, PG-13 faith-forward novel about courage in ordinary hands—and a Savior who is never late.