In this episode, Pastor Ken Ortize addresses a sobering reality of the end times—truth will not simply be ignored, it will be rejected.

As Scripture warns of a great falling away, we are already seeing a growing resistance to sound doctrine, both in the world and within the church. Biblical truth is increasingly viewed as offensive, while cultural values are elevated above God’s Word.

But this shift is not just theological—it’s personal.

What happens when standing for truth leads to opposition, misunderstanding, or even rejection? How should believers respond when faithfulness comes at a cost?

This episode offers a clear and challenging perspective on what it means to remain grounded in truth in a time when truth itself is under attack.

Listen in and consider:
Are you prepared to stand firm when truth becomes offensive?

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In this episode, we sit down with Ed Grifenhagen to hear his powerful story of coming to faith in Jesus after being raised in a deeply observant Jewish home.

What began as an attempt to disprove the Bible turned into a life-changing pursuit of truth. Over the course of 13 months, Ed read Scripture from beginning to end—and what he discovered transformed everything.

Ed shares the personal cost of his decision, including rejection from his family, and the profound impact that Scripture had on his life.

This conversation explores the power of God’s Word, the importance of seeking truth, and how faith becomes real when it moves from tradition to transformation.

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The future isn’t coming—it’s already unfolding.

In this episode, Pastor Ken Ortize revisits the World Economic Forum’s 2030 predictions and examines how many of these global ideas are already taking shape today.

From AI and economic control to shifting world power and cultural change, the direction of the world is becoming harder to ignore.

And it raises an important question:

What does Scripture say about it?

As Jesus described a time when nations would be in “perplexity,” today’s world seems to echo that reality more than ever. 

This episode offers a biblical lens on current events—helping you understand not just what’s happening, but why it matters.

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Are current events involving Iran a fulfillment of biblical prophecy?

In this episode of What’s the World Coming To?, Pastor Ken Ortize examines the growing tensions between Iran, Israel, and the United States and addresses a question many Christians are asking today: Does the Bible predict what we are seeing in the Middle East?

Some prophecy teachers point to Jeremiah 49, which speaks of judgment on Elam, and suggest that modern events in Iran may be fulfilling that prophecy. But is that interpretation biblically sound?

Pastor Ken explores the historical background of Elam, the meaning of Jeremiah’s prophecy, and why believers should be cautious about forcing current events into prophetic timelines. He also discusses how passages like Ezekiel 38–39 may shape our understanding of future events in the region.

This episode offers a thoughtful and balanced look at prophecy, encouraging listeners to approach biblical interpretation with wisdom, humility, and a careful reading of Scripture.

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Are we witnessing the slow collapse of Western civilization?

In this episode of What’s the World Coming To?, Pastor Ken Ortize traces the arc of history—from ancient empires like Rome and Babylon to modern America—and examines the patterns that precede the fall of great nations.

As we approach America’s 250th year, Ken explores:

• The historical lifespan of powerful civilizations
• How moral and spiritual foundations erode over time
• The shift from modernism to postmodern relativism
• The influence of global institutions and elite power structures
• Why families, faith, and education are the pillars of cultural survival

History shows that nations rarely collapse overnight. They decline slowly… then suddenly.

The question is not just what is happening — but what are we called to do about it?

This episode challenges listeners to think biblically, act courageously, and remain spiritually ready in uncertain times.

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The Epstein files have generated headlines, speculation, and intense public interest. But beyond the controversy lies a larger question: What does this story reveal about power, influence, and the hidden dynamics shaping our world?

In this episode of What’s the World Coming To?, Pastor Ken Ortize takes a step back from the political noise to examine the broader implications. Why do elite networks seem to operate beyond accountability? What patterns do we see emerging in global culture? And how might these developments connect to the biblical warnings about deception, corruption, and the last days?

This conversation isn’t about sensationalism or conspiracy. It’s about discernment. Scripture reminds us to stay watchful, to understand the times, and to keep our focus on Christ as the world grows increasingly complex and uncertain.

As always, the goal is not fear — but clarity, faith, and readiness for what lies ahead.

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Is China the “Kings of the East” described in biblical prophecy?

In this episode, Pastor Ken Ortiz explores China’s growing global influence and what it could mean in light of end-times scripture. From economic strategy and military expansion to shifting world power and America’s uncertain future, we examine how current events may be setting the stage for prophetic fulfillment.

As the global landscape changes rapidly, believers are called to stay discerning, grounded in Scripture, and confident in God’s sovereign plan.

What’s happening in the world may be more connected to biblical prophecy than we realize.

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What can three ancient kings teach us about the future of our nation?

In this episode, Pastor Ken Ortize explores the lives of Hezekiah, Manasseh, and Josiah—and the powerful pattern of revival, decline, and reform seen throughout biblical history. The parallels to our modern culture are striking.

Discover why:

• Revival without repentance doesn’t last
• Leadership influences culture—but can’t change hearts
• Every generation must choose truth for itself
• Hope for a nation begins with spiritual renewal

A sobering but hopeful look at faith, culture, and the times we’re living in. 

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Is socialism simply an economic theory, or is it rooted in something darker?

In this episode, Pastor Ken Ortize makes the case that socialism reflects spiritual principles the Bible consistently warns against: pride, envy, entitlement, and coercion. Through Scripture, history, and real-world examples, he examines why socialist systems repeatedly lead to dependency, scarcity, and oppression rather than justice and compassion.

This is not a critique of people, but of ideas, and the spiritual consequences of embracing them.

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In this episode of What’s the World Coming To, Ken Ortize sits down with Dr. Drew Dickens, a theological anthropologist whose work explores the intersection of faith, technology, and spiritual formation.

As artificial intelligence becomes woven into everyday life, Christians are facing new tensions around authority, discernment, and spiritual practice. Rather than reacting in fear or uncritical enthusiasm, this conversation moves into deeper theological territory, examining embodiment, silence, prayer, and the loss of friction in modern spiritual life.

Ken and Drew discuss AI’s growing presence in Christian spaces, the dangers of artificial intimacy, and the ways technology can subtly reshape how we listen, reflect, and relate to God and one another. The discussion highlights why mystery, struggle, community, and stillness remain essential to an authentic and grounded faith.

This episode offers a thoughtful, grounded exploration for anyone navigating faith in an increasingly automated world.

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