Background

Don Mills is a Christian author and teacher best known for Precepts of the Blessed Hope, a clear, Bible-centered defense of the Pre-Tribulation Rapture. Drawing on rich biblical typology—Abraham and the Father, Isaac as a type of Christ, Rebekah as the Church, Ruth as the Gentile Bride, and Joseph with Asenath—Mills presents Scripture like a “photo album” that foreshadows the Bride of Christ and her blessed hope. He also highlights the vital distinction between the “Son of Man” and the “Son of God,” offering readers a practical key to understanding Matthew 24 and related prophecy passages.

Born in Princeton, British Columbia and raised in Eureka, California, Mills later settled in Twin Falls, Idaho, where he served for two decades as Program Director for Christian Satellite Network (CSN), partnering with Bible teachers and promoting modern worship. An accomplished painter influenced by George Presson—with Western and surrealist themes—Mills combines a love for Scripture, ministry, and the arts. His book distills more than 18 years of study, encouraging believers to live ready for Christ’s imminent return.