The Last Move

<p><em>What if your final sermon was judged by God Himself?</em><br>In this gripping Christian fiction novel soaked in symbolism and prophecy <strong>The Last Move: The Death Sermon</strong> follows <strong>Elias Hart</strong> a celebrated preacher whose smooth words once filled pews-yet whose sermons edited out conviction repentance and divine fear. On the day of reckoning he is summoned to a surreal altar of fire where angels ghosts of the youth he led and even forgotten books of the Bible testify against him. With echoes of <em>The Divine Comedy</em> and the urgency of the Book of Revelation this theological thriller exposes what happens when grace is preached without holiness-and when pastors become performers.</p><p>Blending <strong>Christian eschatology</strong> <strong>spiritual warfare</strong> and <strong>judgment-day allegory</strong> this novel is both a warning and a mirror. Inspired by real dreams of torment false comfort and the terrifying silence of heaven this story is a fictional revelation meant to shake pulpits and awaken sleeping churches.</p><p><strong>Perfect for readers of</strong>:</p><ol><li>Christian fiction with judgment themes</li><li>Theological thrillers</li><li>Prophetic allegories like <em>The Pilgrim's Progress</em></li><li>Dark parables of pastoral failure and false doctrine</li></ol>