The Man Who Raptured Too Much: A Dispensational Misadventure Through Time, Theology, and Tea Parties

What happens when the man who invented the rapture theory finds out the Church used it to leave the table too soon?

The Man Who Raptured Too Much is a hilarious and heartfelt theological satire where John Nelson Darby, armed with prophecy charts and overconfidence, is flung into a future where his ideas have gone mainstream—and missed the point entirely.

Guided by a scroll-carrying goat named Herschel, a Jewish time-travel therapist named Mildred, and a bemused Apostle Paul, Darby must face the very people and promises his system left behind.

This is a story about unraveling charts, restoring covenants, and rediscovering the heart of the Kingdom—not as an escape plan, but as an invitation.

Perfect for spiritual misfits, recovering dispensationalists, and anyone who suspects theology could use a bit more love—and a lot more laughter.