What happens when the warning finally reaches the people who were never inside the building to begin with?

The lamps are being filled. The network is growing. Sixty-three churches across nineteen states are awake and working. But Pastor Daniel Hartwell and his unlikely band of pastors, scholars, and ordinary believers are beginning to realize that the most urgent mission field is not inside their sanctuaries -- it is standing right outside the door.

Midnight Believers is the most gripping installment yet in The Last Warning Series. It begins with a phone call at 3:14 in the morning from a twenty-three-year-old man named Ezra Cole, sitting alone on his missing sister's apartment floor, convinced he has been left behind at the rapture. That one call -- that one terrifying night -- sets in motion a new season of the work that is more personal, more dangerous, and more alive than anything that has come before.

This book is for you if you have ever been the person outside the building -- looking in, wondering if the door was open, not sure anyone would come out to meet you. It is for the believer who is ready to stop waiting for the outside people to walk in and is willing to go out instead. It is for the pastor who has built an excellent program inside four walls and is beginning to suspect that excellence is not the same as faithfulness. And it is for anyone -- believer, doubter, or somewhere restlessly in between -- who has ever sat in a cold room at 3:14 in the morning and realized that the question they have been avoiding is the most important one they will ever answer.

What makes this book stand out:- The most cinematic and character-driven writing in the series -- every scene is built to pull you forward, every character is fully alive

• The story goes outside -- for the first time in the series, the action moves into parks, city streets, software company lunch tables, and community apartments
• Radically honest about cost -- going outside costs something, and this book does not pretend otherwise
• Biblically anchored at every turn -- Matthew 25, the midnight cry, the lamp and the oil, all handled with depth and without sensationalism
• Carries every storyline forward -- Ezra's journey, James's return, Marcus's reckoning, and Daniel and Claire's marriage are all given room to breathe and grow

The cry is going out. The midnight is here. And the believers who are carrying their lamps into the streets are the ones this book is about. Order Midnight Believers today and find out what it looks like when the warning finally reaches the people who needed it most -- and what it costs the ones brave enough to bring it.