Your faith is meant to prepare you for something.
You believe in Christ. You read the Bible. You try to live faithfully.
But have you ever stopped to ask what all of it is preparing you for?
In Keys to the Kingdom, author Edwin Dale takes that question beyond Sunday morning and puts it into the lives of people who are still learning, doubting, growing, grieving, and trying to understand what God expects of them.
The story begins with Ambassador Academy, where a group of believers is challenged to go deeper in their walk with Christ. What starts as a lesson in faith soon becomes personal. One character faces a crisis that forces him to question what he truly believes. Another is given an opportunity that tests his faith in a very different way.
And the questions keep getting harder.
What Keys to the Kingdom asks you to consider:
This is where Edwin Dale’s Keys to the Kingdom separates itself from a typical Christian book about the Rapture or biblical prophecy.
The story does not end when the Rapture happens.
It keeps going.
Readers move with the characters through the Tribulation and toward the thousand-year reign of Christ, seeing events unfold while the choices, lessons, and spiritual growth from earlier in the story begin to carry greater meaning.
That gives the book two sides.
One asks you to look at what may be ahead.
The other asks you to look at the life you are living right now.
If you have ever wondered about your purpose, questioned where you stand in your walk with Christ, wanted to understand your spiritual gifts, or thought seriously about the Rapture, Millennium, and the Kingdom of God, Keys to the Kingdom gives you more than something to think about.
It gives you a journey to walk through.
