Will Hanegraaff ever finish the Last Disciple series?

[Silver Hand]

For those who don't know, this series is basically a fictional preterist response to the Left Behind mania, though in my opinion it's vastly superior in quality (and theology, of course) and doesn't drag the story on book after book. There was supposed to be a third novel to complete the trilogy, but it's been over three years since book two was released. Anyone know if Tyndale (the publisher) changed their minds, or if Hank just gave up, or what?

[faithymom]

I have no idea, but I'm waiting as well.
Have you read any of Brouwer's other stuff?
I have and I love his work!

[Silver Hand]

No I haven't, but The Weeping Chamber looks interesting!

[AngelDragon]

I'm a Left Behind fanatic (even though I'm a Preterist) so this book series sounds interesting. Guess I'll have to ask Mom for money again. . . .

[TyRockwell]

I'm a Left Behind fanatic (even though I'm a Preterist) so this book series sounds interesting. Guess I'll have to ask Mom for money again. . . .

The real truth is better than any fiction. But you haven't heard it yet. Check out my signature below.

[Sparko]

For those who don't know, this series is basically a fictional preterist response to the Left Behind mania, though in my opinion it's vastly superior in quality (and theology, of course) and doesn't drag the story on book after book. There was supposed to be a third novel to complete the trilogy, but it's been over three years since book two was released. Anyone know if Tyndale (the publisher) changed their minds, or if Hank just gave up, or what?

Maybe Hank got raptured and you were left behind.

[Amazing Rando]

I did a brief review of The Last Disciple about three years ago here.

[Premo316]

For those who don't know, this series is basically a fictional preterist response to the Left Behind mania, though in my opinion it's vastly superior in quality (and theology, of course) and doesn't drag the story on book after book. There was supposed to be a third novel to complete the trilogy, but it's been over three years since book two was released. Anyone know if Tyndale (the publisher) changed their minds, or if Hank just gave up, or what?

I recently finished reading "The Last Sacrifice" and I have been wondering whether or not there would be any more books, so I did some looking and eventually found this at Tyndale's website:

http://www.tyndale.com/The-Last-Temple/9780842384469