Fire & Flood : Digging for Truth in an Age of Deception

Two young women encounter God in pivotal, historical moments—one in the beginning, at the time of the Great Flood, and another at the end, during the Great Tribulation—and draw closer to Him as they watch prophecy unfold.

Fire & Flood by Dawn Morris is a fictional, historical, and futuristic story that challenges readers to discuss and research the many biblical topics it addresses—from interpreting biblical eschatology and prophecy and seeking peace in troubled times to finding salvation from sin and moving beyond the betrayal of false teachers, to investing in community outreach and trusting God’s sovereignty and purpose. 

Dawn Morris and Lynnette Field compiled Fire & Flood Study Guide: Digging for Truth in an Age of Deception to facilitate discussion within prayer groups and Bible studies for today’s seekers or believers. A perfect companion to Morris’ novel, this guide shows readers how to sort fact from fiction, how to find hope in God’s promises, and how to apply biblical principles to everyday life.

Lynnette Field received her B.Ed. from the University of British Columbia, Canada after earning a diploma at the Baptist Leadership Training School in Calgary, AB. She is a life-long learner, having taught almost every subject imaginable in both public and private schools in BC, MN, and WA. Lynnette has also led Bible studies with women of all ages, creating study guides to enhance lessons. She resides near Gig Harbor, WA with her husband, Dwight, where they enjoy the great outdoors; together they have two adult children, a daughter-in-law, and several beloved pets.

Dawn Morris is an author and speaker who has done extensive research on biblical prophecy for over 30 years and led many studies on what the Bible has to say about the Last Days. She received a Bachelor of Science in Education from the University of Houston and has written numerous articles, Bible studies, and devotionals. Dawn is the author of two other novels, One Will Be Taken and One Will Be Left. She and her husband, Dennis, are the parents of five grown children and make their home in Gig Harbor, Washington.