HellCorp™ – A Modern Take on the Screwtape Letters

They call it HellCorp™. We call it a wake-up call.

It’s 2025. Political corruption swirls through every headline. Faith has been branded, marketed, and packaged for mass consumption. The West wears Christianity like an accessory—polished on Sundays, forgotten by Monday morning.

Enter Victor Slade, a sleek senior executive in HellCorp’s Department of Human Affairs. His target? Ethan—an ordinary man caught between shallow faith and the deep life God intended. Shade’s weapon? Zane Blackwell, an overeager (and frequently inept) junior tempter whose blunders would be laughable… if the stakes weren’t eternal.

Through a series of scathing “memos,” Victor schools Zane on the modern art of soul sabotage—using everything from digital addiction and identity politics to church consumerism and the so-called “therapeutic gospel.” Along the way, other HellCorp operatives—Vorhees, Ashburn and Blightheart—slither in to lend their own brand of poisonous expertise.

Darkly witty and uncomfortably insightful, Victor Slade’s letters expose the schemes of the enemy in a way that is as convicting as it is entertaining. Whether you laugh, squirm, or find yourself in the crosshairs, one thing is certain: you’ll never see temptation the same way again.