On a cold and blustery, snowy Saturday afternoon in late November, more than 111,000 people were crammed inside Michigan Stadium, in Ann Arbor, Michigan, to watch the Michigan Wolverines play the Ohio State Buckeyes. It was a heated college football rivalry that had spanned more than a century. No one inside the stadium was prepared for what transpired after long-foretold Bible prophecy came to pass before their very eyes, causing many to vanish into thin air. Fear and panic filled the hearts and minds of everyone who miraculously survived the mayhem. But what happened inside Michigan Stadium was only a drop in the bucket compared to the rest of the world. In the blink of an eye, life as humanity had known it was forever changed, when the Great Disappearing Act came to pass. More than a billion people either vanished or were killed in the aftermath of the Rapture. As for the remaining survivors, with all banks and businesses closed, they were suddenly separated from their assets. ATM machines were no longer spitting out cash, and credit cards were no longer being accepted anywhere. World leaders were frantic; they had to find a way to bring the world back online, so to speak, in order to prevent a global recession from swallowing them whole.An emergency summit was called at NATO Headquarters in Brussels, Belgium. With NATO and UN embargoes temporarily lifted from all insurgent countries, leaders from every nation were expected to attend. Little did most know who would rise up to lead the way, or how quickly he would do it...