TECHNOLOGY to make our lives easier and more secure will be important tools to build the infrastructure of the prophesied global government.

Josh Davis, author of Rise of the One-World Mind, explains how Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) and artificial intelligence will help bring about a one-world government and a single religion that worships the Antichrist.

THE WOULD-BE rulers of Earth are weaponizing language to brainwash us into accepting global government. 

Josh Davis, author of Rise of the One-World Mind, joins us to explain how media, both legacy and social, are being used to push us towards the future kingdom of the Antichrist.

IT’S GOOD the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse are only carrying out God’s orders.

Curtis Liebl, author of The Four Horsemen: The Winds of Theopolitical Change, explains that the horsemen have been riding for centuries, but only doing what God directs (or allows)—and that prophecy could only be fulfilled with riders acting as God’s change agents on Earth.

THE FOUR HORSEMEN of the Apocalypse are usually depicted as evil. What if they’re actually God’s agents?

Curtis Liebl (note: Derek mispronounced Curtis’s name, and we apologize for the error!), author of The Four Horsemen: The Winds of Theopolitical Change, explains why connecting Revelation 6, Zechariah 6, and Daniel 7 opens up a whole new understanding of the four riders.

ARMAGEDDON WILL be fought at Jerusalem. A mysterious group of warriors called “Joel’s army” by some will play a role—but they’re not the good guys.

We revisit the scholarly explanation behind identifying the Temple Mount as Armageddon. In a nutshell, the name is based on the transliteration the phrase har mo`ed (“mount of assembly”) from Hebrew into Greek. Then we discuss who will be involved in that battle.

Ezekiel identifies giants as warriors in the army of Gog (the Antichrist), both as “the Travelers” (Eze. 39:11, “travelers” being a term used by the Canaanites for the spirits of the Rephaim) and as “the mighty” (Eze. 39:18), which is confirmed by the Septuagint translation which renders “mighty” as gigantōn—giants.

We explain why Joel’s army is not something you want to be part of. At the end of Joel chapter 2, God tells the prophet that the army, an instrument of His judgment on the Day of the Lord, will be destroyed (Joel 2:18–20).

AS WAR continues in Ukraine and reignites between Israel and Hamas, we discuss what appears to be a deliberate effort to trigger World War 3.

Why would European leaders insist on continuing a war with Russia that Ukraine cannot win even with Europe’s direct involvement? What will emerge from the fractured state of Syria? Why does Hamas persist in a conflict that’s seen its home destroyed and its people displaced?

The answers can only be spiritual because otherwise they make no sense. Ultimately, we’ll look back on these wars as preliminaries to the war that ends with Armageddon.

THE MIDDLE EAST is in turmoil as factions fight for control of Syria. One, backed by Turkey, controls Damascus while others backed by the US and Israel control the south and east of the country. 

It’s fascinating but a fact: The prophet Ezekiel foresaw a day when Turkey would be at the center of the geopolitical and theopolitical world.

The situation is fluid and recent developments have taken many observers, including us, by surprise. Where this ends only the Lord knows for sure, so we return to Ezekiel 38 and 39 and compare that prophecy with other biblical references to the Day of the Lord.

WE ARE SEEING what could be the sentiment that brings the world together to follow the Antichrist to war.

Building on last week’s discussion of the changing reality on the ground in the Middle East, especially with Gaza, Lebanon, and Syria, we look at what might be the “hooks” God uses to drag Gog of Magog (the Antichrist) to Israel for the final battle of the age, Armageddon.

ISRAEL’S PRIME MINISTER Benjamin Netanyahu says he doesn’t intend to allow the armed forces of Al Qaeda offshoot HTS south of Damascus. Is this a step toward fulfilling the land promised to Abraham’s descendants in Genesis 15?

We discuss a new report from Avi Lipkin in Israel where he describes a new Middle East, with an Israeli-Druze autonomous zone across southern Syria from the Golan Heights to the Euphrates River, and a Kurdish autonomous zone east of the Euphrates connecting to the Kurdish zone in Iraq, linking to Israel’s allies in Azerbaijan.

Would this fulfill prophecy? That's up for debate, but one thing is certain—we are living in prophetic times.

SINCE OCTOBER 7, 2023, a growing number of Christians have concluded that we should not support Israel for reasons ranging from theft of the land from native Arabs to the church replacing Israel in end times prophecy.

We disagree. While we acknowledge that Israel is ruled by fallen, sinful humans just like every other nation on Earth, and we affirm that all have sinned and will not go to the Father except through Jesus, we also recognize that Islam has a 1,400-year history of bloody conquest in its wake. Arabs and Jews have been trying to negotiate a two-state solution since at least 1936, even though the land “from the river to the sea” was promised to the Zionist movement by the League of Nations in 1920 (Article 22 of the League of Nations Covenant; the British Mandate for Palestine was approved by the League of Nations Sept. 16, 1922).

The bottom line is this: A plain reading of verses like Isaiah 54, Romans 11:1–5, and Zechariah 12:8–10 make clear that a day is coming when a remnant of the Jews in Jerusalem “will look on Me, on Him whom they have pierced, [and] they shall mourn for Him, as one mourns for an only child, and weep bitterly over Him, as one weeps over a firstborn.”

In context, it’s clear that those verses do not apply to the church—they are directed specifically at Israel and the Jews.