Prophecy Watchers

Why does God allow believers to experience suffering, weakness, persecution and loss?

In this study of 2 Corinthians 4:8–18, Gary Stearman examines one of Paul’s most powerful passages and uncovers a fascinating pattern of contrasts woven throughout the text: troubled, but not distressed; persecuted, but not forsaken; cast down, but not destroyed.

What connects Karl Marx, Adolf Hitler, Joseph Stalin, Nazi Germany, Soviet communism and the Cold War to an ancient altar mentioned in Revelation? Jonathan Cahn joins Mondo Gonzales to continue unraveling the mystery of the Altar of Pergamon—the ancient structure Jesus identified with “Satan’s throne.” Cahn traces its journey from ancient Pergamon to Berlin and explores the striking historical connections he sees between the altar, the resurrection of Marxism, Lenin’s return to Russia, Stalin’s rise and the Soviet Union’s emergence as a global superpower.

Mondo recently was interviewed by  @BeardedBibleBros  to discuss what the DNA testing revealed about the mysterious elongated skulls discovered in Peru? A team of researchers, led by  @TheLamarzulli  examined bone, hair and teeth from multiple skulls, submitting samples to several laboratories for independent analysis. The results raised startling questions about their geographic ancestry, unusual anatomy and possible connection to the Genesis 6 account.

In this study, Matt Freeman examines Daniel 12:1–3 and explore God's continuing plan for Israel, the resurrection, the Great White Throne Judgment, eternal rewards, and what it means for Christians to finish well. The question isn't simply whether you're saved. What are you doing with the life and gifts God has given you?

Mondo Gonzales and Billy Crone dive deep into why the Book of Revelation is not meant to confuse believers—but to reveal the full glory of Jesus Christ. Discover why many churches avoid teaching Revelation, what the Bible means by "things which must shortly come to pass," and how studying Revelation can transform your understanding of God's plan for the future.

Lee Brainard joins Karen on Signs and Seasons to explain why heaven will be far more physical, fulfilling and extraordinary than many Christians imagine. Lee shares his remarkable journey from searching for God as a child to serving as an Army Ranger, trading stocks and eventually dedicating his life to studying and teaching Scripture. He also explores the resurrection body, the unimaginable beauty of the New Jerusalem and the possibility that believers will explore God’s vast creation throughout eternity.

What did Paul mean when he said, “We have this treasure in earthen vessels”? In this study of 2 Corinthians 4, Gary Stearman explores Paul's remarkable teaching about the light of God, the spiritual blindness of the unbelieving world, and the treasure God has placed inside ordinary believers. We may be fragile vessels, but the treasure inside belongs to God.

Could an ancient altar mentioned in Revelation be connected to some of the darkest events in modern history? Jonathan Cahn joins Mondo Gonzales to investigate the mystery of the Altar of Pergamon—the location associated with the “throne of Satan” in Revelation 2. Cahn traces its excavation, removal to Germany and remarkable historical parallels involving the birth of modern Germany, the rise of occultism, Adolf Hitler, the Nazi Party and the Holocaust.

Mondo Gonzales recently joined  @BroadcastingSeeds  to examine who exactly are the Ten Kings of Revelation 17? For decades, many prophecy teachers have suggested that the world will eventually be divided into ten geographic regions ruled by ten political leaders. Mondo believes there may be another possibility.

In this conclusion to Daniel 11, Matt Freeman examines the “willful king,” his rise through deception and false peace, his attempt to establish a worldwide religious system, the wars that erupt against his kingdom, Israel’s flight into the wilderness and his final attempt to establish his rule from Jerusalem.