In Episode 3 of the Positive Apocalypse trilogy, the story moves from a shattered landing zone to the highest court in the universe. (Start at Episode One?)

A combat medevac mission turns catastrophic when an RPG kills the pilot and forces a wounded copilot to make an impossible choice under fire. Courage, sacrifice, and survivor’s guilt collide in a moment where “greater love has no one than this” becomes more than a verse—it becomes a lived reality.

But the battle doesn’t end on the battlefield.

As the dust settles on earth, the narrative pulls back the veil on the unseen realm. In God’s heavenly court, accusations are weighed, eternal destinies are recorded, and a pivotal decision is made that will change the course of mankind’s history.

* The Divine Council convenes.

* The Accuser speaks.

* Long-standing restraints are lifted.

This episode explores:

* What it really means to leave no one behind

* The cost of obedience and sacrifice in a broken world

* The biblical concept of the Divine Council and heavenly judgment

* The tension between guilt, forgiveness, and redemption

* Why the greatest wars are often fought unseen

Episode 3 deepens the trilogy’s spiritual stakes and sets the stage for a world entering a new and dangerous phase—where deception accelerates, truth becomes costly, and every soul must choose whom they will trust.

📖 Episode 3 Nonfiction Companion

A nonfiction Companion for Episode 3 explores the biblical foundations behind the Divine Council scene, the role of the Accuser, and how heavenly judgment is portrayed across Daniel, the Gospels, and Revelation.

Specifically, it answers these questions:

* Is there really a heavenly court, or council?

* Are the 24 elders in the heavenly court?

* What’s with the three boxes? Are they biblical?

* Why do ‘lip-service’ and ‘Jesus-Plus’ believers go into box 1?

* Why does box 3 matter? Are martyrs a ‘trigger’ in Revelation?

* Was Satan “bound” so he couldn’t deceive the nations?

* Satan’s three restrictions in Chapter 6.

* Why 70 principalities over the nations?

* Will ‘most’ Christians compromise to save their lives? Is this biblical?

The Companion is designed to:

* Clearly separate biblical text from fictional dramatization

* Encourage listeners to consider spiritual truths illuminated by the episode

⏱️ Episode Chapters

00:00 – OpeningGreater Love Has No One Than This

01:40 – Chapter 5Leave No Man BehindA medevac mission under fire, an impossible decision, and the cost of courage.

15:10 – Chapter 6God’s Council in Heaven – Three Boxes Before the ThroneThe Divine Council convenes. Accusations are made. Boundaries are set—and removed.

34:20 – Chapter 7Two Children Lost – The Voice of the AccuserGrief, guilt, confession, and forgiveness collide where no medals are given.

46:30 – Closing ReflectionThe unseen war intensifies—and the cost of choosing truth begins to rise.

Until next time—stand in faith.