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After a group of upstart humans are sentenced to hell, they develop a 100 year master plan to get more humans to hell.  Their plan conceived in the late 1800's consists of a series of inventions that will provide Satan with unbelievable reach to humans.

Unfortunately, the plan does not receive a warm reception in hell.  

"Year - 1890 - Satan stood in his office surveying hell through the window. His concern grew as he analyzed his market reports on the number of souls arriving in hell. The results looked worse than ever...his regime was at a critical juncture at this point in history. If this flat growth in soul acquisition continued, good would reign over evil.”

In frustration, Satan glanced at his desk, spying the two strategic plans to boost his soul-a-meter. One plan, the safest choice, recommended continuing with the current strategies. The other plan, presented by a new addition to hell, Sal, not only had him quite confused, but the old guard of hell despised it. He contemplated his options and just wasn’t sure what to do...Satan read the title of the plan, “Satan’s One Hundred-Year Master Plan.” He was aghast! One hundred years—wow—“Why should I wait one hundred years?”

What happens to the master plan?  Can Sal "win" in hell? Can Sal and Barb be together?  All these questions will be answered through this unprecedented emotional ride through life in the most terrorizing existence. With the answer to the ultimate question, “what if our world is really not an accident, but rather crafted by the king of evil over 100 years ago?”

Imagine the past as our future

Robert Cybulski has been in Information Technology leadership for many years, but, through prayer continued to hear the Lord ask him to "free my people."  Hell Can't Wait attempts to answer the request.

Robert Cybulski has been in Information Technology leadership for many years, but, through prayer continued to hear the Lord ask him to "free my people." Hell Can't Wait attempts to answer the request.