Drawing from Scripture, the church fathers, medieval mystics, and modern theologians including C.S. Lewis, Dallas Willard, and N.T. Wright, Jarred Fenlason builds a compelling case that eternal life has already begun. Heaven is not a great equalizer where all differences dissolve into uniform bliss. Scripture speaks of differentiated reward—crowns given for specific faithfulness, cities governed in proportion to proven stewardship, glory varying as star differs from star.

Yet this is not a call to anxious striving. Salvation remains by grace alone. What differs is what we do with that grace during the interval—the capacity we develop, the character we form, the treasure we transfer. Death will fire the kiln, and what emerges will be the person we carry into forever.

The Interval is written for sincere believers who may be faithfully serving yet lack awareness of how their earthly formation translates directly into eternal capacity and vocation. It combines scholarly depth with pastoral warmth, offering not pressure but profound hope: this life matters more than we imagined, and the grace to live it well is already ours.

The window is open. The Potter's hands are at work. What kind of soul are you becoming?

Together you will explore topics such as:

• Is God speaking to me? What does His voice sound like?
• Can God use me to heal the sick? Would He use me to prophesy?
• How can my prayer life become more dynamic?
• What does it mean to encounter God through worship?
• Is God still doing miracles like we read about in the Bible?
• How can I know God in a real and personal way?

Study Sessions:

1. Biblical Discipleship
2. Hearing the Voice of the Lord through Journaling
3. Hearing the Voice of the Lord: How God Speaks
4. The Power of Prayer
5. Encountering God through Praise and Worship
6. Words of Knowledge and Prophecy
7. Healing the Sick
8. Making Disciples: Jesus as Our Model

"This class deepened and grew my prayer life. It grew my desire to see, hear, and receive from the Lord. It made me want to spend more time alone with the Lord. I felt excitement like a child waiting in anticipation for Him—the Almighty—to speak to me. It was an awesome feeling!"

About the Author: Jarred Fenlason desires to lead believers into a personal relationship with the Lord, wherein they know His voice, feel His love, and encounter His power and presence. Jarred is a former leader at the Supernatural House of Prayer and is currently an adjunct professor at Global Awakening Theological Seminary. He received his master's in Christian Leadership from Liberty University and his doctorate from United Theological Seminary, where he studied with Randy Clark and Rolland Baker.

Intra Muros is not a theological treatise but the record of one woman's encounter—offered, as Springer herself said, with the hope that "it may comfort and uplift some who read."

This new annotated edition brings fresh context to Springer's beloved classic. A historical introduction situates the book within Victorian America, an era of high mortality, deep grief, and intense longing for assurance about the afterlife. Throughout the complete, unabridged text, annotations trace Scripture allusions to their sources, identify the real people Springer names, explain archaic language, and offer theological and pastoral reflections for contemporary readers.

Drawing on biblical scholarship, Victorian history, and theological reflection, this edition illuminates what nineteenth-century readers would have understood instinctively and helps contemporary readers encounter the text anew. Whether you are approaching death yourself, walking alongside someone who is, or simply longing for a richer vision of what awaits, this edition invites you to step through the gates and see what Rebecca Springer saw.