Join Servant Marcia Carty on "Heaven on Earth Ministries of Jesus Christ" as she unpacks the profound message, "The Seals Have Been Broken." In this insightful teaching, Carty guides listeners through a compelling examination of biblical prophecy, connecting the ancient warnings in the book of Ezekiel with Jesus' Olivet Discourse in Matthew 24 and the apocalyptic visions of Revelation. She highlights the striking similarities between the pre-flood world of Noah and our contemporary society, marked by rapid change, escalating sin, and lawlessness.

Carty specifically focuses on the initial seals described in Revelation, positing that the first two—representing widespread deception and global violence—are visibly broken in our present day. She meticulously links the white horse (deception) and the fiery red horse (taking peace from the earth, leading to wars and killing) to current events, urging listeners to recognize these as clear indicators of prophetic fulfillment.

Beyond simply identifying the signs, Servant Carty delivers a powerful call to action for believers. She underscores the vital importance of prayer, suggesting that the prayers of the saints are being collected in golden bowls in heaven, potentially serving as the very mechanism through which God continues to extend mercy and grace to a rebellious world. Drawing from Ezekiel's commission, she implores Christians to be unhindered in proclaiming the Gospel of the Kingdom of God in every sphere of life, even amidst a rebellious and hard-hearted generation. The message ultimately offers hope and a challenge: to remain conformed and transformed into the image of Christ, trusting that God's grace, like that extended to Noah, will sustain those who incline their hearts towards Him.

Welcome to "In the Days of Noah," where Servant Marcia Carty unpacks Jesus' prophecy about His second coming by drawing parallels to the ancient world. Responding to the disciples' question about the signs of the end of the age, Servant Marcia meticulously details the escalating wickedness described in Genesis 6, specifically the widespread evil in the hearts and actions of mankind that led God to cleanse the Earth. She asserts that the current global decline in morality, love, peace, and joy reflects the very conditions that preceded the Great Flood.

The sermon deeply explores the contrast between the "works of the flesh" (adultery, hatred, selfish ambitions, etc.) and the "fruit of the Spirit" (love, joy, peace, self-control), as laid out in Galatians 5. Servant Marcia underscores that living by the Spirit is not merely an option but a divine mandate for believers to avoid fulfilling the lusts of the flesh and to truly please God. She emphasizes the critical need for personal sanctification and honoring God's commandments, especially in abstaining from sexual immorality and living honorably. Rejecting these principles, she warns, is not rejecting a preacher but rejecting God Himself.

As the teaching progresses, Servant Marcia shifts focus to the signs of Christ's imminent return, including the Rapture. She reassures believers that they are "sons of Light" who should not be caught unaware like a "thief in the night." Instead, they are called to watch, be sober, and maintain a breastplate of faith and love, and a helmet of salvation, knowing they are not appointed to wrath but to obtain salvation through Jesus Christ. She highlights the necessity of complete sanctification—spirit, soul, and body—to be blameless at Christ's coming.

The message concludes with a sober warning about the "falling away" (apostasy) and the revelation of the "man of sin" (the antichrist), whose coming will be marked by signs, lying wonders, and powerful deception for those who do not love the truth. Servant Marcia challenges listeners to examine their reliance on worldly systems (like government) over God, calling it a form of idolatry. She passionately urges listeners to stand fast in the Word of God, comforting their hearts and establishing every good word and work. The episode culminates in a heartfelt invitation for anyone who has not yet accepted Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior to do so, emphasizing their place as "the elect," chosen by God for salvation.

Jesus warned his disciples that the time of His return would be like the "days of Noah." But what was it truly like in Noah's time, and how does it compare to our world today? This teaching delves deep into the prophecies of Luke 21, exploring the signs of the end times, including wars, earthquakes, pestilence, and unprecedented persecution of believers.

Drawing from Genesis, the Book of Enoch, and 1 Corinthians, we uncover the shocking realities of Noah's era—a time of extreme violence, lawlessness, and a forbidden mixture of the heavenly and the earthly that corrupted God's creation. By examining these ancient events, we can recognize the signs that are re-emerging today.

The message pivots from this stark warning to the glorious hope found in Christ. It concludes with a powerful look at 1 Corinthians 15, explaining the mystery of the rapture—the moment when believers will be changed "in the twinkling of an eye" and receive an incorruptible body. This is a call for believers to awaken, live in righteousness, and prepare their hearts for the imminent return of Jesus Christ.

Are we living in the end times spoken of in the Bible? In this compelling teaching, Servant Marcia makes a powerful case that our modern world strikingly resembles the era of Noah before the great flood. The journey begins in Genesis, recounting the creation, the fall of man, and the two resulting kingdoms: light and darkness.

The episode then examines the specific conditions of Noah's day—a world filled with violence, corruption, and a rebellion so deep that fallen angels mingled with humanity to create a hybrid race. Drawing from Psalms and Romans, the teaching paints a vivid picture of the wickedness God witnessed.

Servant Marcia connects these ancient events to today, pointing to a similar spirit of rebellion and pride, where humanity believes it can solve its own problems without God. The core of the message unpacks the prophecy of Daniel's fourth kingdom—a mixture of iron and clay—interpreting it as the current rise of transhumanism, artificial intelligence, genetic engineering, and mind-uploading. These technologies, she argues, represent a modern attempt to "mingle the seed of men" with technology, echoing the forbidden mingling of the past.

Despite the sobering parallels, the ultimate message is one of unshakable hope. The prophecies that foretold these days also foretold the solution: a Savior. The teaching concludes by focusing on the identity and preeminence of Jesus Christ, the one who holds all things together and through whom we have redemption. This is a call for believers to patiently wait with faith, knowing that our redemption draws near.

Are you looking for freedom? While the world promises liberty, true and lasting freedom is found in being reconciled to God. This teaching delves deep into Matthew 24, where Jesus himself describes the signs of His coming and the end of the world. The speaker connects these ancient prophecies to our modern reality, pointing to wars, rumors of wars, false prophets, widespread deception, and a love growing cold as direct fulfillments of scripture.

This message isn't one of fear, but of hope. These events are described as the "beginnings of sorrows," signaling that our ultimate deliverance is drawing near. Learn what the Gospel truly is—the saving work of Jesus Christ, who lived a sinless life and offered Himself as the perfect sacrifice. The episode concludes with a powerful call to action: in these days, which are like the days of Noah, we must humble ourselves, pray, and turn from wickedness, placing our faith not in human leaders or promises, but in the unshakable Word of God. It is a call to prepare our hearts to be found perfect in Him, ready for His glorious return.

Jesus said His return would be like the "days of Noah," a time of pervasive wickedness. Looking at our world today, it seems we have arrived. This teaching delves into 1 Corinthians and Genesis to confront the state of our hearts and our world. The speaker highlights the Bible's stark warnings against sexual immorality, greed, idolatry, and division, challenging the modern church to rise above the culture rather than reflect it.

Just as Noah found grace by being a just man who walked with God, we are called to find that same grace through Jesus Christ. Learn what it means to be "washed, sanctified, and justified," transforming your spiritual DNA to be pure before the Lord. This is a powerful wake-up call to activate the Holy Spirit within you, live as a true heir of God, and be found ready and waiting when the trumpet sounds.

When the watchers saw the beautiful women of the earth, they abandoned the will of God and succumbed to the spirit of lawlessness, which means operating outside the boundaries of the will of God. This is the same spirit they imparted to the women and mankind, which increased sin to a previously unknown level. The result was unlimited violence every moment God's breath was inside His image or mankind. This perverted the entire world, thus, the flood.

We begin our study in Genesis chapter six.

You, as a believer, can lose deliverance, by looking back, after being given salvation. Lot's wife was being led out of Sodom and Gomorrah, and look back at the life and people she was leaving behind, only to turn into a pillar of salt. She lost her deliverance.

The angels referred to in the Bible, in Jude and 2nd Peter, came upon this earth and mated with human women in the years before the worldwide flood.