A Witness of Jesus in a Time of Violence and Division
A modern prophetic witness told through story, history, music, and a public moral inquiry.
Why The Great Invitation Exists
The Great Invitation began after the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting on December 14, 2012.
It does not attempt to explain tragedy, justify violence, or assign meaning to innocent suffering.
Instead, it asks a different question:
When tragedy or life challenges arrive, can love still be deliberately chosen—and does that choice meaningfully resist evil?
This project is offered as a witness, not a verdict. As an invitation, not an argument.
Choose How You Want to Enter
📖 Read the Prologue
A cinematic vision of what The Great Invitation hopes to make possible—told as a lived experience rather than a theory.
Enter the Story🕊 Read the Introduction
A careful explanation of the theology, purpose, and prophetic framework—written for believers, skeptics, and seekers alike.
Understand the Vision⚖️ Enter the Courtroom
A public moral inquiry that tests this experience through evidence, skepticism, history, and dialogue.
Observe the TrialBefore You Continue
This is not:
- A prediction of the end of the world
- A demand that you believe anything
- An explanation of tragedy
This is:
- A witness
- An invitation
- A space for reflection, dialogue, and choice
Closing Invitation
You are free to read, reflect, disagree, or leave.
No verdict is required.
But if something here moves you toward choosing love—you are already participating.
Good v. Evil is a literary and philosophical inquiry. No meaning is assigned to tragedy.
