We are thrilled to announce the relaunch of Darrow Miller’s most important and timely work — Occupy Till I Come — now in a powerful New Edition with a striking new cover designed specifically for America’s 250th anniversary celebration.

Available Mid-July 2026 — just in time for the Semiquincentennial (1776–2026).

As we stand on the threshold of America’s 250th anniversary in 2026, celebrating 250 years since the Declaration of Independence, this book arrives as a divine gift. It calls the Church to recover her calling to disciple nations at the level of culture — not by retreating into a sacred bubble, but by bringing the Lordship of Christ into every sphere of society.

Why This Book Matters Now

Endorsed by Nancy Pearcey (Total Truth), John Stonestreet (Colson Center), Timothy Goeglein (Focus on the Family), Jeff Myers (Summit Ministries), and many others, Occupy Till I Come diagnoses our crisis with biblical clarity and offers a hopeful, actionable path forward.

Darrow and Naomi walk readers through:

• Understanding the times and seasons (the sacred-secular divide that has disarmed the Church for generations)
• Recovering the comprehensive truth that Christ is Lord of all — family, work, education, arts, media, government, and business
• Practical steps to “occupy” — building Kingdom outposts in our households, churches, and cities

One of the most powerful sections reveals how the Geneva Bible — the Bible of the Reformers, the Pilgrims, and the Puritans — was the key source that shaped the orthodox Christian founders of the United States. These were not deists or secular Enlightenment thinkers primarily; they were biblically saturated men and women whose documents (Declaration, Constitution, and the broader founding vision) flowed from a Christian worldview of ordered liberty, human dignity (imago Dei), internal self-government, and covenantal responsibility.

This book helps every reader see that the Bible and the Church are not peripheral to America’s story — they are central. And if we are to see renewal rather than decline in the next 250 years, the Church must once again embrace her role as salt and light at the level of culture.

A Tribute That Moves the Heart

The book opens with a moving dedication in memory of Charlie Kirk (1993–2025), the bold voice for truth whose life was taken in an assassin’s attack. Darrow writes with the same spirit that animated Charlie: understanding the times so God’s people know what to do.

Who Is This Book For?

• Household builders and fathers who want to make their home a Kingdom outpost and discipleship center for the next generation
• Pastors, elders, and church leaders ready to move beyond the sacred-secular split and equip their people for cultural engagement
• Young adults and students seeking vocational clarity and a vision for how their gifts can serve Christ’s Kingdom in every sphere
• Anyone alarmed by cultural decline yet hungry for biblical hope and practical tools

The interactive style — developed with Naomi Smith — includes action points, reflection questions, and real-world application that make this ideal for personal study, small groups, family discipleship, or leadership training.

Join the Movement

We are not called to passive waiting. We are called to occupy until He comes — actively, skillfully, and joyfully bringing the future Kingdom into present reality in our families, churches, workplaces, and nation.

Over the next eight weeks, DarrowMillerAndFriends will publish two short blog posts per week — a 16-part series offering overviews and reflections on each major section of the book. These posts will help you engage the content deeply, with special emphasis on America’s founding, the role of the Geneva Bible and orthodox Christian thought, breaking the sacred-secular divide, and practical ways the Church can disciple the nation at the level of culture in this 250th anniversary season.

Stay tuned. The journey begins this week.

“Occupy till I come.” — Luke 19:13

For the Kingdom,

The Darrow Miller And Friends Team

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