How to Proceed
Welcome to The Great Invitation
This website is not attempting to explain tragedy.
What follows is the examination of a claim — an experience described as prophetic — placed before you for careful consideration. It aims to focus your attention on the present, not predict the future. This honors the biblical tradition of prophecy while remaining open to scrutiny.
The Question This Project Asks
Can a documented prophetic experience move you from:
curiosity → attention → action
The action can be as simple as sharing this website — or engaging with the Choose Love Movement.
What This Project Is
The Great Invitation is an inquiry presented in an unusual format: a courtroom proceeding.
- The proceeding seeks no verdict — only attention
- The jury is you, the reader
The proceeding brings together:
- theology
- history
- film
- music
- sports
- and one personal experience that began in love — and was interrupted by a very public tragedy
All of it is presented with restraint, skepticism, and clearly stated limits.
What This Project Is Not
- This is not an explanation for tragedy
- No suffering is assigned purpose, meaning, or justification
- Coincidences are never presented as causes
- Numbers and dates function only as attention markers
- No supernatural proof is claimed
- No one is told what to believe
If you're skeptical, you're welcome here.
If you're religious, you're welcome here.
If you're undecided, you're exactly who this is for.
Why a Courtroom?
Courts exist to examine difficult questions carefully.
This project borrows the structure of a trial — not to imitate law, but to discipline inquiry:
- claims are defined
- limits are stated
- witnesses are examined
- objections are raised and answered
- uncertainty is preserved throughout
The format slows thinking down and prevents speculation from outrunning evidence.
Core Terms — For This Proceeding
Prophetic experience — an event or pattern that draws sustained moral attention in the present. No claim of prediction or causation is made.
Attention markers — recurring dates, numbers, or symbols recognized after the fact and constrained by explicit limits. They are offered as points of reflection, not proof.
About the Invitation
The Invitation is not evidence and not part of the trial record.
It is a vision — a detailed, possible scenario — in which public attention is drawn, at scale, toward the message of the Choose Love Movement. Think of it as a what if, not a claim.
It centers on the story of the final witness — Scarlett Lewis, founder of the Jesse Lewis Choose Love Movement. Her six-year-old son Jesse died heroically on December 14, 2012, saving nine classmates at Sandy Hook Elementary School. The three words he left on a kitchen chalkboard before he died are now a global curriculum reaching three million children annually in over one hundred and twenty countries. Every program free.
The Invitation takes its ending from the final chapters of the Book of Revelation — a wedding in eternity. The groom is Jesus. The bride, symbolically, is his people. A tragedy that becomes a love story. The worst day becoming the first day of something the world needed.
About the Numbers and Dates
You will encounter recurring dates and numbers throughout this site. They are:
- personal in origin — drawn from one man's life before their significance was understood
- documented prior to the events they later appeared to mark
- presented as structured and remarkable — not random — but never as causal or predictive
They are offered only as attention markers. You are never asked to accept them as anything more.
About the E-Book
Before the courtroom proceeding, there is a book. The Great Invitation e-book tells the personal story behind the prophetic experience — in the author's own voice, with full context for everything the proceeding examines.
This is what a prophetic experience looks like without restraint. The author tells you what he really believes this is about — without cross-examination, without pushback, without limits imposed by the courtroom format.
The e-book covers the same ground as the proceeding but from the inside out — beginning with the personal discovery, the collision with tragedy, the numeric signature hidden in history, and the invitation that emerged from it all. The first four chapters are available now, free. The remainder will follow as they are completed.
You're ready.
You may begin by reviewing the evidence or entering the courtroom proceeding directly.
One Final Note
Disagreement is admissible.
Pause is admissible.
Nothing further is required of you.
The record is open. Proceed when you're ready.
