Chuck Smith discusses the prophetic insights given by God regarding the end times, emphasizing that despite skepticism from some, an end is indeed coming. He highlights the signs of the end as described by Jesus, including famines, wars, and moral decay in society, prompting the question, 'How long till the end?' Smith reflects on the deteriorating conditions of the world and the hope that the end brings, as it signifies the resolution of humanity's struggles and the establishment of God's kingdom.

Keith Malcomson delivers a powerful sermon on the parable of the Wise and Foolish Virgins from Matthew 25, emphasizing the urgency for the church to be prepared for the return of Christ. He warns that many in the church may be caught unprepared due to spiritual slumber, highlighting the importance of having the Holy Spirit (oil) within us to sustain our faith. Malcomson contrasts the wise virgins, who are thoughtful and prepared, with the foolish virgins, who lack the necessary oil and thus miss the bridegroom. He calls for a serious awakening in the church, urging believers to be vigilant and ready for the imminent return of Jesus. The message serves as a wake-up call to examine our spiritual readiness and relationship with God.

A.W. Tozer emphasizes God's sovereign plan amidst the fears of an impending end of the world, reminding us that only Scripture provides the true account of the final events when Jesus will be recognized as King of kings. He asserts that human society often overlooks God's sovereignty and His divine plan for redemption, but ultimately, no earthly power will prevail during the coming judgment. Tozer highlights John's vision, which reveals that the world will be entrusted to Jesus Christ, the worthy Lamb, who possesses the wisdom and authority to govern righteously.

Sister Joela addresses the challenges of navigating the storm of end-time humanism in her sermon 'Intolerance.' She draws parallels between the choices made by Lot and the moral dilemmas faced today, emphasizing the importance of recognizing sin and the consequences of societal tolerance towards it. Joela warns that the pressure to conform to modern norms can lead to a loss of discernment and a weakening of our relationship with God. She encourages believers to remain anchored in God's love and truth, reminding them of the urgency to warn others of impending judgment while holding fast to their faith. Ultimately, she reassures that God's mercy prevails, and He has a plan for those who remain faithful amidst adversity.

Mike Bickle emphasizes the significance of Daniel chapter 12 as a pivotal text regarding the end times, revealing God's ultimate victory for His people amidst tribulation. He highlights that during this turbulent period, the church will experience unprecedented power and victory through a deep connection with the Father's heart, which will inspire believers to mentor and turn their hearts towards younger generations. Bickle encourages the church to prepare spiritually for the coming challenges by understanding biblical prophecies, fostering unity, and embracing the call to righteousness, ultimately leading to a great harvest of souls. He reassures that while darkness may increase, the glory of God will shine brighter, empowering believers to walk in confidence and boldness.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by expressing gratitude for the opportunity to hear the word of God and emphasizes the importance of being changed by it. He then introduces the concept of "cutting" as a symbol of the covenant with God that Christians often overlook. The speaker shares his personal testimony and highlights the significance of encountering God before embarking on any apostolic mission. He references the story of Moses in Exodus, where Moses encounters God in the burning bush and is called to deliver the Israelites from Egypt. The speaker suggests that this experience will be replicated for all of Israel in the future and expresses concern for the Jewish people worldwide. He urges the audience to seek a deeper understanding of the word of God and to be willing to undergo the process of cutting, similar to what Jesus experienced on the cross. The sermon concludes with a prayer for continued revelation and transformation.

Art Katz delivers a prophetic message about the end times, warning of a world increasingly unified under the pressures of decaying societal conditions, where safety and self-interest overshadow ideological differences. He highlights the moral decline and chaos that will ensue as society sacrifices traditional values for expedience, leading to a rise in violence and despair. Katz emphasizes the emergence of a true Church that will reject superficial Christianity and embrace a deeper faith, becoming a remnant that stands against the tide of global totalitarianism. This remnant will face persecution but will be marked by love and holiness, ultimately preparing for the return of Christ. The sermon calls for believers to consciously prepare and sanctify themselves in anticipation of these challenging times.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the biblical stories of Noah and Lot to emphasize the importance of heeding God's warnings. He highlights how quickly the floodwaters rose during Noah's time, despite a long period of warning, and how the people ignored the signs. The speaker also mentions the story of Lot, who warned his family about the impending destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah, but they laughed at him. The sermon emphasizes the consequences of ignoring God's warnings and encourages listeners to prioritize their relationship with God over worldly possessions and the opinions of others.

John Nelson Darby discusses the prophetic warnings given by Jesus regarding the judgment of Jerusalem and the trials that His disciples would face in the absence of His physical presence. He emphasizes the importance of being vigilant and prepared for the coming tribulations, including the rise of false prophets and the persecution of believers. Darby highlights the eventual restoration of Israel and the ultimate return of Christ, encouraging the disciples to remain steadfast in their faith despite the challenges ahead. The sermon serves as a reminder of God's sovereignty and the necessity of watching and praying as they await the Lord's return.

Chuck Smith discusses the signs of the times as outlined in Matthew 24, drawing parallels between current global crises such as wars, famines, and pestilence with the days of Noah. He emphasizes the moral decline and increase in crime, referencing the alarming statistics of armed criminals in the U.S. and the spiritual dangers of occultism and mysticism. Smith warns of a coming dictator, the Anti-Christ, and encourages believers to remain vigilant and aware of the prophetic signs, likening them to the budding of the fig tree as a sign of the approaching end times.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the contrast between the terrifying beast from the sea in chapter 13 and the glimpse of hope in chapter 14. The 14th chapter describes a lamb standing on Mount Zion with 144,000 individuals who have their father's name written on their foreheads. These individuals sing a new song that only they can learn, as they have been redeemed from the earth and are not defiled. The preacher emphasizes that material possessions and wealth do not bring true happiness, and that God's grace is abundant enough to redeem countless worlds. The sermon concludes with a question about how this redeemed company will reach God.

In this sermon, Brother Stephen Cohn discusses God's plan for His people, Israel, and the church. He emphasizes God's concern for His chosen people to be fully restored to Him. Cohn explains that God will do six things during a period of 77 years, with the first three being negative and the last three being positive. These actions include closing transgressions, making an end of sin, making expiation for iniquity, bringing righteousness, sealing the vision and prophecy, and anointing the holy of holies. The sermon is based on Daniel chapter 9 and encourages listeners to be watchful and faithful until the return of the Lord.

Mike Bickle emphasizes the importance of staying spiritually alert and connected to God during the perilous times described in Luke 21:36. He warns that while the world faces unprecedented physical and spiritual dangers, believers must not succumb to fear or distractions but instead watch and pray to be strengthened and stand in victory. Bickle highlights the need for believers to be aware of the signs of the times and to maintain their relationship with Jesus to navigate the challenges ahead. He reassures that even in weakness, God's grace is sufficient for believers to overcome the trials of the end times.

In this sermon, Tommy Barnett discusses a vision he had of a giant awakening, symbolizing a spiritual awakening in the midst of trouble in the world and America. He emphasizes that the body of Christ is in bad shape, substituting grace for obedience. Barnett believes that God's time to awaken the body of Christ is coming, even in the midst of chaos and potential destruction. He encourages the audience to trust in the Lord, do good, and find peace and safety in Him, regardless of the circumstances. Barnett also emphasizes the importance of believing in the Bible and standing firm on its words, even in the face of wickedness and temptation to fret.

Mike Bickle emphasizes the significance of understanding the 150 chapters in the Bible that pertain to the End Times, arguing that familiarity with these scriptures is crucial for believers to avoid fear, offense, and deception as crises increase. He highlights that the beauty of Jesus is intricately connected to God's end-time plan, suggesting that recognizing this beauty can transform our perspective on the challenges ahead. Bickle encourages the next generation to engage deeply with these biblical narratives to ensure they are equipped to respond faithfully to the unfolding events of the last days.

Mike Bickle addresses the Antichrist's war against Israel and the end-time church, emphasizing the significance of understanding Revelation 12 as a foundational text for grasping the events surrounding the second coming of Christ. He outlines the two main themes of end-time prophecy: Jesus' reign in the Millennial Kingdom and the rise of the Antichrist, who seeks to exterminate Israel and the church. Bickle warns of the impending spiritual conflict and urges believers to prepare for the greatest spiritual war in history, highlighting the role of prayer and intercession in this battle. He reassures that despite the Antichrist's efforts, God will protect a remnant of Israel and empower the church to stand firm in faith. The sermon calls for urgency and readiness among believers as they navigate the challenges of the end times.

Mike Bickle presents a comprehensive overview of the Book of Revelation, emphasizing that it is not about the end of the world but the end of the age, where heaven and earth will be united. He explains that the book reveals Jesus as the central figure and outlines His plan to confront evil and establish His kingdom on earth. Bickle highlights the importance of the church's role in the Great Tribulation, portraying it as a time for the church to actively participate in God's judgments against the Antichrist rather than being passive victims. He encourages believers to understand Revelation as a strategic battle plan and a prayer manual, equipping them for the challenges ahead. Ultimately, the message is one of hope, as God's judgments are portrayed as necessary for the triumph of love and justice.

Mike Bickle emphasizes the significance of Isaiah 40 as a forerunner message, calling believers to comfort Jerusalem and prepare a spiritual highway for the Lord's return. He discusses the historical context of Isaiah's writing during a national crisis and draws parallels to the end times, where messengers will proclaim God's truth amidst persecution. Bickle highlights the dual mandate for believers: to comfort Israel and to build a spiritual highway that aligns with God's values and plans. He encourages the church to engage actively with God, waiting on Him for strength and renewal, especially in times of fear and uncertainty.

Mike Bickle discusses the prophetic vision of Daniel 7:15-28, emphasizing the rise and fall of the Antichrist and the assurance of victory for the saints. He explains how Daniel was troubled by the intensity of the Antichrist's reign, despite the ultimate triumph of God's kingdom. The sermon highlights the preparation of the saints to rule and the significance of understanding the end times, encouraging believers to remain steadfast in faith amidst persecution. Bickle reassures that the Ancient of Days will intervene, granting judgment in favor of the saints, and that their victory is assured in the coming kingdom.

In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the parable of the ten virgins from Matthew 25. He emphasizes the importance of being prepared for the coming of the bridegroom, which represents the return of Jesus. The parable teaches that some were wise and prepared with oil for their lamps, while others were foolish and did not have enough oil. The preacher urges the audience to understand the central truth of the parable, which is that they should be watchful and ready for the return of Jesus, as no one knows the exact day or hour.

Mike Bickle emphasizes the significance of the book of Revelation as Jesus' end-time battle plan for the Church, asserting that it is not only relevant but essential for understanding our role in the unfolding of God's plan. He explains that the book is designed to be comprehensible to all believers, providing a clear structure and symbols that guide the Church in prayer and action as they prepare for Christ's return. Bickle highlights that the Church is called to actively participate in the events leading to the age to come, emphasizing the importance of unity in prayer and the power of the Holy Spirit in the end times. He reassures believers of their protection and role in God's plan, encouraging them to embrace the battle plan laid out in Revelation.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of being prepared for the future judgments of God. He urges the listeners to have a strong faith and not be bewildered or panic-stricken when these judgments come. The speaker highlights the need for the earth to be purged of its sins through God's judgments, and how this is a reflection of God's character. He also emphasizes the significance of understanding and believing in the day of the Lord's appearing and the final judgments.

Mike Bickle addresses various questions regarding the end times, emphasizing the significance of Israel's establishment as a nation and the signs of the times that indicate the nearness of Christ's return. He discusses the importance of understanding biblical prophecy, the role of the Antichrist, and the implications of the mark of the beast. Bickle encourages open dialogue about these complex topics, inviting questions from both in-person attendees and online listeners, while providing scriptural references to support his insights.

Mike Bickle emphasizes the parallels between the trumpet and bowl judgments in Revelation and the ten plagues of Egypt, illustrating how the Exodus narrative serves as a prophetic foreshadowing of end-time events. He explains that just as Moses confronted Pharaoh, the end-time church will face the Antichrist, with the judgments revealing God's power and leading to a global exodus from darkness. Bickle encourages believers to study these connections to gain insight into the coming days, highlighting the importance of prayer and prophetic declarations in releasing God's judgments. He reassures that God's judgments are ultimately for His glory and the salvation of many, as they will reveal the truth of humanity's hearts and the necessity of divine intervention.

Mike Bickle emphasizes the significance of Jesus' triumphant return to Jerusalem, highlighting the prophetic events outlined in Revelation 19-21. He explains that this moment marks the culmination of human history, where Jesus will confront the ultimate oppressor, the antichrist, and establish His reign of justice and righteousness. Bickle encourages believers to understand the importance of prayer in preparing for these end-time events, as the prayer movement will play a crucial role in confronting evil and ushering in God's kingdom. He stresses the need for clarity and understanding of the prophetic scriptures to navigate the challenges ahead, reminding the church of its responsibility to warn the nations and prepare for Christ's return.

Mike Bickle emphasizes the significance of Revelation chapters 8 and 9, which detail the trumpet judgments that will play a crucial role in the end times. He asserts that these judgments are not merely symbolic but will have real, dramatic effects on the earth, hindering the Antichrist and rallying the saints. Bickle encourages believers to prepare for these events through prayer and understanding, as they will be part of God's action plan against evil. He highlights the importance of the prayer movement in releasing God's judgments and the necessity for the church to grow in faith and unity as they approach the return of Christ.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the power of proclamation and encourages the audience to take control of their destiny. He shares a personal experience of being reminded by God to prioritize spiritual nourishment over worldly tasks. The preacher also discusses his ministry of reaching the unreached and teaching the untold, which he believes aligns with God's purposes. He then focuses on the importance of being instructed and taught by God's law, referencing Psalm 94:12-13. The sermon concludes with an invitation for the audience to choose to be instructed by God and be preserved in the midst of coming judgments.

Mike Bickle emphasizes the significance of Isaiah 2 as a foundational text for understanding the end times, highlighting that Isaiah was entrusted with more revelation about the end times than any other prophet. He explains that the forerunner message reveals God's plan to establish Jerusalem as the epicenter of His reign, filled with love and glory, and that the nations will be drawn to it. Bickle encourages critical thinking and interaction among believers to grasp the fullness of God's message, asserting that the end times are not a doom and gloom narrative but a glorious love story. He stresses the importance of understanding the connection between the earthly and heavenly Jerusalems and the role of believers in this divine plan.

Mike Bickle emphasizes the end-time revelation of Jesus as the Bridegroom, King, and Judge, highlighting the simultaneous occurrence of the greatest revival and the worst sin in human history. He explains that understanding these three facets of Jesus is crucial for believers, as they reflect His desire for relationship, His power, and His righteous judgment. Bickle encourages the audience to embrace all three aspects, asserting that they are interconnected and essential for a complete understanding of Jesus' character. He calls for a commitment to grow in the knowledge of Jesus as the Bridegroom, while also recognizing the importance of His role as King and Judge. The sermon concludes with a call to action for the audience to respond to this revelation and to stand firm in their faith.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by asking the audience to imagine themselves outside of our world, free from the constraints of time and space. He then introduces the concept of the last hour, as proclaimed by the apostle John in the Bible. The speaker explains how John knew it was the last hour and emphasizes the importance of recognizing the signs of the times. Finally, he offers a pastoral exhortation to the saints, urging them to live with earnestness and sobriety in light of the approaching last hour. The sermon references the words of Jesus about the days of Noah and Lot as examples of how people were unaware of the impending judgment. The speaker concludes with a prayer for forgiveness and a call to be agents of God's love in the world.

Mike Bickle emphasizes the significance of understanding military invasions in God's end-time plan, particularly through the lens of the Babylonian invasion as a foreshadowing of future events. He explains that the terrifying imagery of the Babylonian army serves as a model for the ultimate invasion led by the Antichrist, highlighting the need for spiritual preparedness and a call to repentance among God's people. Bickle stresses the importance of prophetic preaching that creates urgency and awareness of the coming judgment, urging believers to respond with prayer and fasting. He underscores that God is sovereign over all events, using even evil forces to fulfill His divine purposes, and calls for a clear and courageous proclamation of the truth to awaken the church and the nations.

Mike Bickle emphasizes the urgent call for the church to understand its role in the end times, as outlined in the book of Joel. He stresses that the church is not to expect an imminent rapture but to prepare for a significant revival and judgment that will occur simultaneously. Bickle highlights the importance of prayer and intercession, asserting that the church has the power to change the course of history through its relationship with God. He warns against the deception of complacency regarding the end times and encourages believers to embrace their mandate to influence the world positively. The sermon serves as a rallying cry for the church to engage wholeheartedly in prayer and action to fulfill God's purposes in this critical hour.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the state of the world and how everything is spinning out of control. He compares the current system to that of the Roman Empire, highlighting the greed and selfishness that underlies it. The preacher emphasizes the need for change and mentions the increasing sin and homelessness in the nation. He also talks about the signs of the end times as described in the Bible and encourages the congregation to lift up their hands and heads in anticipation of their redemption. The preacher shares a personal experience of encountering someone who appeared to be Christ but was not, emphasizing the importance of discernment in these times.

John Gill emphasizes the urgency of 1 Peter 4:7, reminding believers that the end of all things is near, which calls for a sober and vigilant lifestyle. He explains that this end refers to the conclusion of individual lives, the Jewish state, and ultimately the universe, urging Christians to be temperate and focused on their spiritual duties. Gill highlights the importance of prayer, encouraging believers to be watchful and intentional in their communication with God, as sobriety in mind and spirit is essential for effective prayer. The sermon serves as a call to live with awareness of the transient nature of life and the imminent return of Christ, prompting a diligent exercise of faith and grace.

Mike Bickle emphasizes the importance of understanding the biblical view of the end times as part of a new ministry initiative, the Center of Biblical End Time Studies. He outlines the church's primary callings to build the church and engage in the Great Commission, while also highlighting specific assignments such as fostering intimacy with God and raising messengers to teach on the end times. Bickle notes the growing apathy towards the end times in Western culture compared to the hunger seen in other parts of the world, urging believers to be alert and prepared for the unique challenges and opportunities that will arise as the end times approach. He encourages the congregation to engage with the biblical narrative to avoid being swayed by secular perspectives and to be equipped for the coming harvest of souls.

Mike Bickle emphasizes the significance of Daniel chapter 12, where a mighty angel reassures Daniel of God's ultimate victory amidst the great tribulation, the most intense period in human history. He highlights that this generation will witness unprecedented angelic activity and a powerful outpouring of God's glory, leading to both the greatest deliverance and the greatest wickedness. Bickle urges believers to prepare themselves spiritually, as understanding the prophetic scriptures will provide wisdom and courage in these challenging times. He stresses the importance of being fully engaged with God and turning others towards righteousness, as many will be purified and refined during this period. Ultimately, he calls for a radical commitment to living out one's faith in the face of escalating darkness and deception.

Mike Bickle provides an overview of the Book of Revelation, emphasizing the dual nature of the 'Day of the Lord' as both great and terrible. He explains that only those in God's favor can endure the coming tribulations, which will be marked by severe judgments and the rise of the Antichrist. Bickle highlights the importance of understanding the straightforward symbols and chronological structure of Revelation, assuring that the book is meant to be comprehensible to all believers. He encourages the church to prepare for the greatest revival and the challenges of the end times, reminding them of God's protection and the ultimate victory of Christ.

Mike Bickle discusses the prophetic time frames of the end times as described in Matthew 24, emphasizing the current season of 'birth pangs' that will lead to significant global events, including the rise of the Antichrist and a counterfeit peace. He highlights the importance of recognizing the ultimate purpose behind these trials, which is the greatest harvest of souls in history and the return of Jesus. Bickle warns that as societal pressures increase, believers must remain steadfast in love and not be surprised by the growing darkness around them. He encourages the church to brace for intensified persecution and to focus on the hope of Christ's return amidst the turmoil.

Mike Bickle emphasizes the significance of understanding the main people and events in the end times as outlined in the Bible, highlighting that Jesus has a brilliant plan for the future that includes both great revival and severe judgment. He believes that many in the audience may witness these events in their lifetime, urging preparation for both the challenges and the glory that will come. Bickle discusses the importance of being forerunners, preparing oneself and others for the unique dynamics of the end times, including the rise of the Antichrist and the simultaneous outpouring of the Holy Spirit. He reassures that while there will be persecution, the focus should be on the victory of God's kingdom and the revival that will precede Christ's return. The sermon concludes with a call to embrace the revelation of Jesus as the bridegroom and to engage in prayer and works of justice in anticipation of His coming.

In this sermon, the speaker expresses his deep concern for the spiritual state of America and England. He references Matthew 11:20-21, where Jesus rebukes the cities of Khorazin and Bethsaida for not repenting despite witnessing mighty works. The speaker laments the lack of spiritual fervor in society, comparing it to the days of Noah. He emphasizes the need for individuals to prioritize reading and meditating on God's Word and to be broken-hearted over the sin and brokenness in the world.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of not conforming to the moral code of the world, but rather following the moral code set by God. He warns that the majority in spiritual matters is often wrong and encourages listeners to seek guidance from the Bible and prayer. The preacher also discusses the prevalence of war and betrayal in the world, highlighting the destructive nature of these actions. However, he reassures the audience that God is in control and will bring peace. The sermon concludes with a reminder of the importance of spreading the message of the kingdom of God to all nations.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a story about his brother's efforts to reach out to his neighbor with the love of God. The neighbor was known for his drinking and smoking habits. The speaker then reads verses from the Bible, emphasizing the importance of being prepared for the end times and the return of Jesus Christ. He highlights the temporary nature of the world and urges listeners to live in anticipation of Christ's return by watching and praying.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of sharing the word of God and inviting others to worship. They encourage the audience to not be afraid of what others may think, but to focus on pleasing God. The speaker also discusses the concept of being a conduit of God's blessings, emphasizing the need to give to others. They draw parallels to biblical figures like Solomon and the responsibility of leaders to lead people back to God. The sermon also touches on the consequences of turning away from God, using the example of the 9/11 attacks and the symbolism of a beam breaking off from the North Tower and striking the sycamore tree that George Washington blessed. The speaker concludes by reminding the audience that God's judgment is His mercy, and that change and repentance are necessary.

Carter Conlon emphasizes that we are living in a foolish time that demands a response from Christians. He highlights the increasing immorality and mockery of morality in society, urging believers to stand firm in their faith and speak out against the foolishness around them. Conlon draws from Proverbs to illustrate the need for discernment in how to respond to folly, advocating for a spirit-led approach that reflects Christ's love and truth. He calls for a return to prayer and reliance on the Holy Spirit to empower believers to make a difference in a world that desperately needs the light of Christ. Ultimately, he challenges the church to rise up and be a bold witness in these challenging times.

Mike Bickle emphasizes the significance of Isaiah 19 in understanding God's end-time purposes for Egypt, Israel, and Assyria, highlighting their strategic roles in the unfolding of God's glory and pressure in the world. He explains that the events in these nations will serve as a precursor to the global outpouring of God's Spirit and the establishment of His kingdom, urging believers to engage in prayer and intercession for these nations. Bickle outlines five prophetic decrees from Isaiah 19 that believers are called to declare and pray into existence, emphasizing the need for a unified body of Christ to fulfill God's purposes. He stresses that the glory and pressure experienced in these nations will impact all nations, calling for a collective response to God's strategic agenda. Ultimately, Bickle encourages the church to be about the Father's business, participating in the prophetic fulfillment of God's promises.

Mike Bickle discusses the emergence of the harlot Babylon, a one-world religion that will seduce nations and even the church in the end times. He emphasizes the warnings from Paul about a significant falling away from the faith, where many will turn to deceiving spirits and doctrines of demons. Bickle explains that this false religion will appear tolerant and benevolent, but will ultimately lead to persecution of true believers. He highlights the importance of discernment in recognizing the dangers of this seductive system, which will be supported by political leaders for their gain. The sermon serves as a call to prepare the church to stand firm against this deception and to remain faithful to the truth of the Gospel.

Chuck Smith emphasizes the urgency of watching and praying as Jesus foretells the signs of His return and the destruction of the Temple. He explains that the disciples were concerned about the end times and the signs that would precede these events, which include wars, natural disasters, and societal turmoil. Smith encourages believers to pray for strength to escape the tribulations that will come and to be found worthy to stand before the Son of Man. He highlights the importance of being spiritually prepared and vigilant in the face of impending challenges. Ultimately, the sermon calls for a life of prayer and readiness for Christ's return.

Mike Bickle addresses the alarming negative spiritual trends in the church and society, emphasizing the simultaneous rise of both positive and negative dynamics as we approach the end times. He highlights the importance of believers being vigilant and discerning, connecting current events to biblical prophecies, particularly focusing on deception, lawlessness, and societal breakdown. Bickle warns that many sincere believers fail to recognize these trends as part of God's narrative, leading to a disconnect from the urgency of the times. He encourages the church to remain steadfast in love and truth amidst increasing hostility and moral decline, reminding them that these challenges are part of the prophetic signs of the last days.

Phil Beach Jr. emphasizes the urgency of the message in 2 Timothy, addressing the challenges faced by young Timothy amidst impending persecution. He warns of the perilous times characterized by self-love and rebellion, urging Timothy to remain steadfast in preaching the Word of God with authority and conviction. Paul encourages Timothy to be fearless and to fill his heart and mind with Scripture, as true Christianity is a lifestyle that permeates every aspect of life. The preacher calls for a return to the Word of God as the only remedy for the moral decline and deception in the last days, highlighting the transformative power of Scripture when combined with the Holy Spirit.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the current state of the world and the emptiness that people are experiencing in their lives. He identifies two main issues: international conflict and individual confusion. The speaker then explores the causes of these problems, comparing them to a horse trying to break free. However, he emphasizes that God is in control and will ultimately triumph. The sermon concludes with a call to wisdom, reverence, and serving the Lord.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses a four-part drama that is prophesied by David in the Bible. The first part of the drama involves the kings of the earth raging against God and His anointed, seeking to remove the influence of the word of God from society. However, this is only for a short season. The second part of the drama involves Jesus responding to the rage of the kings and the Father speaking a powerful message, declaring that His son will be acknowledged as king in every nation and that He will act against the kings of the earth. The speaker emphasizes that we are currently in a crossroads in human history and that we are entering a sober and critical time.

Shane Idleman explores Revelation 6, discussing the various interpretations of the seals opened by Jesus and the implications for believers today. He emphasizes the importance of humility in understanding the book of Revelation, acknowledging that many views exist regarding the end times, including pre-tribulation and post-tribulation perspectives. Idleman warns of the coming judgment and encourages listeners to prepare spiritually, likening it to the mindset of doomsday preppers who stockpile resources for physical survival. He stresses the necessity of spiritual nourishment, living water, and reliance on God as the ultimate source of strength and healing. Ultimately, he calls for repentance and a genuine relationship with Jesus, reminding that the day of God's wrath is coming and urging believers to be ready.

Mike Bickle discusses the significance of Daniel's four beast kingdoms, emphasizing that these beasts represent four world empires: Babylon, Persia, Greece, and Rome. He explains how understanding these empires is crucial for grasping the prophetic messages in the book of Daniel, particularly in relation to the end times and the coming of the Antichrist. Bickle reassures listeners that while the visions may seem daunting, they can be understood with patience and study, and he encourages them to prepare for the prophetic events that will unfold. He highlights the certainty of victory for God's people amidst the challenges posed by these empires and the ultimate establishment of God's kingdom.

Mike Bickle delivers a powerful sermon on the fifth trumpet from the book of Revelation, emphasizing the literal release of a demonic army of locusts from the bottomless pit, which will torment those without the seal of God. He explains that this torment will be so severe that people will seek death but will not find it, highlighting the sovereignty of God in allowing this judgment as a means to purify His church and call for repentance. Bickle encourages believers to understand the reality of these events and the importance of remaining steadfast in faith during such trials, as the church will be protected while the world faces torment.

Brian Guerin delivers a powerful sermon on 'The 144,000,' emphasizing their unique attributes as a special company close to God. He highlights their purity, obedience, and the importance of being with the Lamb, Jesus Christ, as they follow Him wherever He goes. Guerin encourages the congregation to seek a deeper relationship with God, stressing the need for humility and a single focus on Christ in these end times. He also shares insights from his 2017 dream about a Jubilee year, linking it to the significance of the 144,000 in Revelation. The sermon culminates in a call for prayer and healing, inviting attendees to experience the transformative power of the Holy Spirit.

T. Austin-Sparks emphasizes the peculiar conditions of an end-time, where God performs a unique work amidst upheaval and conflict. He illustrates this through the examples of Simeon and Anna, who represent the culmination of past spiritual values in the person of Christ, signifying a transition from old to new. The sermon highlights the importance of recognizing the spiritual significance of our times and the necessity for believers to focus on the essence of Christ rather than the frameworks that have previously defined their faith. Sparks encourages the church to prepare for a new spiritual dispensation that honors the heritage of past values while embracing the fresh work of God in the present. Ultimately, he calls for a deeper understanding of the intrinsic value of God's work in our lives, which will have lasting significance beyond our time.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of being able to see Christ in this generation. He emphasizes the role of the faithful pastor or minister who cares for the flock of God and seeks to encourage and strengthen them. The speaker also highlights the lack of mercy in the world and the political motivations of religious leaders. He reminds believers that although they may face sorrow and difficulty, joy is coming their way. The sermon also touches on the signs of the end times and the need for spiritual discernment in these last days.

Chuck Smith discusses the concept of the 'end of the world' as described in Matthew 24:3, emphasizing that it refers to the end of the age of man rather than the physical world. He explains that humanity has failed in various forms of governance since Adam, and God has allowed this age to unfold while inviting people to seek Him. Smith outlines signs that will mark the close of this age, including wars, natural disasters, and the rise of the Anti-Christ, ultimately leading to a new kingdom age characterized by peace and righteousness. He uses the parable of the fig tree to illustrate that the signs of the times indicate we are in the terminal generation, awaiting Christ's return.

Mike Bickle emphasizes the significance of understanding the end times as outlined in Daniel 11-12, particularly the concept of the 'abomination of desolation.' He explains that this event will mark the peak of human sin and demonic power, leading to the Great Tribulation, but also heralding the church's finest hour filled with hope and divine exploits. Bickle encourages believers to prepare for both the darkness and the glory that will unfold simultaneously, urging them to deepen their relationship with God and to be people of understanding in these critical times.

In this sermon, the speaker begins by acknowledging the insufficiency of both himself and the audience in understanding and carrying out God's judgment. He emphasizes the need for a realistic and biblical expectation of the devastation and suffering that will precede the glory of God. The speaker then turns to Jeremiah chapter 16 to provide an overview of the last days for Israel and the Church. He addresses the rejection and resistance he has faced, particularly from messianic congregations, who do not want to consider the possibility of another expulsion from the nation of Israel. The speaker asserts that God's apocalyptic intention is to communicate the true knowledge of Himself to both Israel and the nations, and that judgment is the great teacher in achieving this.

Mike Bickle emphasizes the prophetic significance of Joel 3:1-8, discussing God's impending judgment on the nations that have oppressed Israel. He highlights the historical context of Jewish suffering and captivity, asserting that these events are part of a divine drama leading to the second coming of Christ. Bickle calls for the church to understand and proclaim these truths, as they are crucial for the end times, and stresses the importance of standing in solidarity with Israel. He warns that the nations will be held accountable for their actions against God's people, and that a remnant of Israel will ultimately be restored and saved. The sermon serves as a call to action for believers to prepare for the challenges ahead and to proclaim God's sovereignty and justice.

Mike Bickle addresses questions about Revelation 3:10, emphasizing its promise to the Church of Philadelphia and its implications for believers today. He argues that the verse speaks to being kept from the evil one rather than a pre-tribulation rapture, drawing parallels with John 17:15 where Jesus prays for protection from evil. Bickle explains that the promise was specific to the faithful in Philadelphia and not a blanket statement for all believers, thus challenging common interpretations of the rapture. He also discusses the nature of the beast in Revelation, clarifying that the beast refers to the antichrist, distinct from the devil. The sermon encourages a deeper understanding of scripture and the victorious role of the church in the end times.

In this sermon, the speaker emphasizes the importance of being prepared for the coming of the Lord. He urges pastors and believers to prioritize spending quality time with Christ and studying the Word of God, rather than being consumed by worldly distractions like television. The speaker also highlights the significance of the light that will come before the Lord's return, comparing it to the fall of Babylon in one hour. He predicts that when this light bursts, it will capture the attention of the whole world and break down denominational barriers. Ultimately, the speaker emphasizes the need for individuals to recognize and acknowledge the Lord before His coming.

Mike Bickle emphasizes the significance of understanding the end-time events as outlined in Daniel 12, urging the church to be aware of both the negative and positive trends that will unfold. He highlights that while there will be great trouble and a falling away, there will also be a powerful move of the Holy Spirit, resulting in a great harvest of souls. Bickle encourages believers to remain steadfast and confident in God's sovereignty, assuring them that history is under divine control and leading to a glorious conclusion. He stresses the importance of being informed and prepared, as many will be deceived without a biblical perspective on the future. Ultimately, he calls for a radical commitment to righteousness and a deep relationship with God in anticipation of the coming days.

John Gill preaches on the universal conflagration of the universe, emphasizing the literal interpretation of biblical prophecies regarding the end times, particularly the burning of the heavens and the earth as described in 2 Peter 3:10-12. He argues against figurative interpretations that suggest the conflagration refers only to the Jewish church or ceremonial laws, asserting that the destruction will be total and literal, akin to the flood. Gill highlights the preparations in nature for this event and the historical belief in a universal burning, supported by various scriptures. He reassures believers that while the wicked will face judgment, the righteous will be preserved and ultimately inhabit a renewed creation.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of the love of believers and warns that in the end times, many Christians will lose their love for God. He expresses his deep concern and desire for believers to return to God's love. The preacher also mentions the increasing wickedness in the world, particularly through television, and urges believers to be vigilant and hold on to their faith. He concludes by encouraging believers to look forward to the return of Jesus and to be ready for the rapture.

Mike Bickle presents an overview of the end times, emphasizing the dual nature of the 'Day of the Lord' as both a time of great revival and severe judgment. He explains that the last three and a half years before Christ's return will witness the greatest revival in history alongside unprecedented tribulations for the rebellious. Bickle highlights the importance of understanding the second coming of Jesus, which will establish His kingdom on earth, and the necessity for believers to remain steadfast in their faith amidst the trials to come. He encourages the church to prepare for both the outpouring of the Holy Spirit and the challenges posed by the Antichrist and his system. Ultimately, the sermon calls for a paradigm shift in how believers view the end times, focusing on the hope and authority that comes from Christ's return.

Mike Bickle discusses the concept of the 'abomination of desolation' as a pivotal sign of the Great Tribulation, emphasizing its role as a counterfeit worship movement led by the Antichrist. He explains that this event, foretold by Daniel and Jesus, will involve a demonic statue placed in the Jerusalem temple, which will inspire global worship of the Antichrist. Bickle warns that believers will witness this event and must prepare for the ensuing tribulation, which will be marked by intense persecution and the establishment of laws compelling worship of the Antichrist. He encourages the prayer movement as the first line of defense against this satanic worship, highlighting the urgency for believers to deepen their relationship with God and operate in His power. The sermon concludes with a call to understand the significance of these events and to remain steadfast in faith amidst the coming challenges.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of recognizing the supernatural power of God in changing people's hearts. He states that we are currently living in the end times, as prophesied in the Bible, where the gospel has been preached to all nations. The preacher criticizes preachers who treat God as a fictional character and urges the audience to be prepared to meet God. He emphasizes the need for repentance, giving one's heart to Christ, and being born again. The sermon concludes with an invitation for the audience to make the decision to surrender their lives to Jesus.

Jack Hibbs emphasizes the urgency of being aware of the times and seasons as indicated in Scripture, particularly focusing on the prophetic messages found in Ezekiel and the teachings of Jesus. He warns that as believers, we must be vigilant and prepared for the imminent return of Christ, living in a way that reflects our expectation of His coming. Hibbs highlights the importance of understanding current events in light of biblical prophecy, urging the church to remain watchful and active in spreading the Gospel. He draws parallels between the signs of the times and the need for believers to be ready, encouraging a sense of urgency in ministry and personal faith. Ultimately, he calls for a revival of commitment to God and His Word in the face of a rapidly changing world.

Mike Bickle emphasizes the varying importance of end-time beliefs, arguing that not all truths hold the same weight in biblical prophecy. He outlines a framework for understanding these truths, categorizing them into primary doctrines, core values, helpful themes, and opinions. Bickle stresses the need for humility and restraint when discussing secondary ideas, encouraging believers to focus on essential truths while allowing for diversity in non-essentials. He highlights the importance of teaching with clarity and conviction, while also fostering an environment of love and respect for differing views within the body of Christ.

In this sermon, the preacher describes a service where there were several distressing incidents. One woman was found dead, another person had an epileptic seizure, and there was confusion about what was happening. The preacher emphasizes the consequences of not being truthful and faithful to God, using the examples of Ananias and the woman who misused God's money. The sermon also warns about the temptation and allure of sinful behavior, particularly focusing on the dangers of immorality and the ultimate consequences of such actions. The preacher concludes by highlighting the importance of fulfilling pledges made to God and the accountability that comes at the end.

Mike Bickle emphasizes the critical importance of standing with Israel during the end times, highlighting the spiritual and physical battles surrounding Jerusalem. He explains that the church's obedience to God's purpose for Israel is essential, especially as nations rise against it. Bickle warns of a coming time of great trouble for Israel, which will ultimately lead to their purification and the return of Jesus as King. He stresses that the church must actively engage in prayer and support for Israel, as this will be pivotal in the fulfillment of God's plans and the establishment of His kingdom on earth.

Phil Beach Jr. emphasizes the critical choice between being lovers of pleasure and lovers of God, urging the congregation to forsake worldly desires and embrace a deeper relationship with the Lord. He highlights the dangers of self-centeredness and the seductive nature of pleasure that distracts believers from their devotion to God. Beach calls for a radical transformation through the Holy Spirit, encouraging individuals to trust in God's faithfulness and to seek healing from their inability to fully commit to Him. He warns that the church must recognize the spiritual battle against the love of self and pleasure, which can lead to spiritual impotence in the face of challenges. Ultimately, he invites the congregation to pray for revelation and deliverance from these distractions to cultivate a genuine love for God.

In this sermon, the speaker shares a powerful testimony of a Jewish hobo who displayed ingratitude towards a fellow Jew who had shown him kindness. This story serves as a warning to the audience about the severity of the tests that will come in their lives. The speaker emphasizes the need for character and spiritual preparation to withstand these tests, as they will only come once and not be given again. The sermon also references Revelation 12, which speaks about a woman fleeing to the wilderness and being protected by God during a time of great tribulation. The speaker highlights the importance of a strong and tested community to bear the load of these trials, emphasizing that mere Sunday Saints will not be sufficient.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of being prepared for the second coming of Jesus. He encourages Christians to be on fire for the Lord and to make the most of their time on earth. The preacher also discusses the signs that indicate the nearness of Jesus' return, such as fear and the mark of the beast. He concludes by reminding the audience to be vigilant and not be weighed down by worldly distractions, as the day of Jesus' return will come unexpectedly. The sermon is based on the words of Jesus in the Bible, specifically Luke 21:34-36.

Shane Idleman addresses the complexities and confusions surrounding the end times, emphasizing the need for Christians to discern the right voice amidst mixed messages and false teachings. He encourages believers to ground themselves in the truth of God's Word and to be prepared for Christ's imminent return, highlighting the importance of prayer and wisdom in navigating these uncertain times. Idleman warns against false prophets who scatter God's flock and indulge sin rather than calling for repentance, urging the church to unite and uphold biblical truth. He stresses that true prophets will always point to hope and the necessity of turning back to God, especially in a time of moral decline.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of not taking the church for granted and appreciating the blessings it brings. He shares a personal story about his family members in Nebraska who long for a service like the one he is preaching. The sermon then transitions to the topic of the End Time Church, which the preacher says he received a message about while in Kenya. He compares the state of the church in Kenya to that of America, noting that Kenya is about 20-30 years behind but still experiencing similar challenges. The preacher references Revelation 21:9 and describes the heavenly city, highlighting its glory and beauty.

Phil Beach Jr. addresses the perilous times we live in, emphasizing the importance of humility and the dangers of self-righteousness. He warns against the corrupt influences of society that can infiltrate our lives and churches, urging believers to acknowledge their need for God's grace and mercy. Beach highlights the characteristics of a godless world, a powerless religion, and a corrupt ministry as outlined in 2 Timothy 3:1-9, encouraging the congregation to remain vigilant and grounded in their faith. He calls for a heart of honesty before God, recognizing our flaws and the need for Christ's righteousness. Ultimately, he reminds us that true healing and strength come from acknowledging our weaknesses and relying on Jesus.

In this sermon, the speaker shares his personal journey from being a Marxist to finding hope and salvation in Jesus Christ. He describes how he met a stranger who listened to him and drew out his deepest secrets and struggles. This encounter led him to question what the world truly needs. Eventually, he has a transformative experience where he accepts Jesus as his savior and is filled with the Holy Spirit. The speaker concludes by mentioning how he lost his friends and faced opposition when he shared his testimony, but he found a new community in the church.

Mike Bickle discusses the negative trends and events of the Great Tribulation, emphasizing that it will be the most challenging time in history for all people, both believers and non-believers. He highlights the role of the Antichrist as a powerful figure who will lead a worldwide system of oppression, alongside the false prophet and the establishment of the image of the beast. Bickle warns of the spiritual and physical dangers during this period, including the mark of the beast and the persecution of Christians and Jews. He reassures believers that despite the overwhelming power of the Antichrist, Jesus will ultimately triumph effortlessly over evil. The sermon calls for vigilance and faithfulness in the face of impending tribulation.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the 14th chapter of the book of Zechariah, which is divided into four sections. The first section focuses on the capture of the city of Jerusalem, with four events that occur in connection with it. The second section highlights the Lord's intervention, with four things that happen when the Lord intervenes. The third section discusses the physical changes that will take place in Jerusalem and Palestine in the future. Lastly, the fourth section explores the new order of things that will be inaugurated after Jesus Christ takes over the reins of government. The speaker emphasizes the importance of studying and understanding these prophecies, which are also discussed in his book "Prophecy, What Lies Ahead."

Mike Bickle shares a prophetic dream about the end-time conflict described in Revelation 12, emphasizing the need for the church to deepen its understanding and faith in preparation for the challenges ahead. The dream serves as a warning to the IHOP leadership and the broader church, illustrating a scenario where, in the face of demonic forces, panic ensues instead of prayer and authority. Bickle stresses that living understanding and faith are crucial for the church to operate in power during the end times, as the church's final hour will require a mature response to the intense spiritual warfare. He encourages believers to actively seek a deeper relationship with God and to prepare for the coming challenges with urgency and faith.

In this sermon, the speaker highlights the excessive focus on entertainment and pleasure in today's society. He emphasizes the negative impact of television, which he believes is designed to distract people from thinking critically. The speaker also references the decline of the Roman Empire, attributing it to factors such as divorce, high taxes, and a craze for pleasure. He warns that without a spiritual awakening, the world will face severe judgment, and urges listeners to prioritize their love for God over worldly distractions.

Mike Bickle discusses the concept of the 'Corridor of Glory,' emphasizing the dynamic convergence of heaven and earth at the second coming of Christ. He encourages listeners to explore new ideas about the end times with an open heart and a commitment to Scripture, highlighting that God's ultimate purpose is to unite the heavenly and earthly realms. Bickle explains that this convergence will allow believers to experience the fullness of God, as the New Jerusalem descends to earth, creating a profound connection between the two realms. He stresses the importance of understanding these biblical truths to gain a deeper appreciation for God's plans for the future. The sermon concludes with a call to worship and a prayer for spiritual renewal.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the opening of the fourth seal in the book of Revelation. The fourth seal reveals a pale horse, symbolizing death, and hell follows with it. The power is given to them to kill a fourth part of the earth with sword, hunger, death, and beasts. The preacher emphasizes that this judgment is a consequence of humanity's rejection of Jesus Christ and their refusal to repent and believe the gospel.

In this sermon, the speaker describes a moment of crisis where a Jewish life is hanging in the balance. The speaker is given the opportunity to speak first and delivers a powerful message that leaves the audience in awe. The man who was initially against the speaker is left speechless and eventually leaves in defeat. The sermon then transitions to discussing a future time of great struggle and scarcity, where people will have to fight for basic necessities. The speaker believes that this time is coming and encourages the audience to be prepared for it.

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of preaching the truth, even at the cost of one's life. He references the story of Leonard Ravenhill, who sang praises to God as he faced persecution. The preacher warns against ignoring the scriptures and rejecting God's word. He urges preachers to boldly proclaim the truth and use the Word of God as a powerful weapon.

Mike Bickle discusses the Millennial Kingdom, emphasizing the importance of correcting common false assumptions about Jesus' 1,000-year reign on Earth. He explains that this period will be characterized by Jesus ruling from Jerusalem, affecting all aspects of life, and that the natural realm will not be suspended but will continue to function alongside the supernatural. Bickle highlights the need for a paradigm shift in understanding the continuity between the current age and the Millennial Kingdom, stressing that social improvements will be gradual and require human involvement. He also clarifies misconceptions about the second coming and the rapture, asserting that they are distinct events. Ultimately, Bickle encourages believers to engage with Scripture to reshape their understanding of the end times.

Mike Bickle discusses the negative trends, people, and events in the end times, emphasizing the Great Tribulation as a time of unprecedented difficulty for humanity, particularly for Israel and the church. He explains that while the Antichrist will rise to power and bring persecution, this period will also serve to purify the church and fulfill God's judgment against evil. Bickle highlights the roles of the Antichrist and the false prophet, detailing their influence and the significant events that will unfold, including the abomination of desolation and the mark of the beast. He reassures believers that despite the challenges, God's plan will ultimately prevail, and the church will play a crucial role in standing against these negative forces. The sermon concludes with a call for understanding and preparation for the coming challenges.

In this sermon, the speaker discusses the rapid and unexpected changes happening in the world, particularly in Eastern Europe. He emphasizes how our lives have become consumed with materialism and the constant need for more. The speaker also highlights the negative impact of this consumerist culture on the younger generation, who are becoming culturally illiterate and lacking critical thinking skills. He warns that this societal decline and the rise of anarchy will ultimately lead to a global imposition of a repressive system known as the beast system.

Chuck Smith discusses the prophetic insights from Daniel 12, emphasizing the intense suffering and persecution faced by the Jewish people throughout history. He highlights the prophecy of a future time of unprecedented trouble, confirmed by Jesus in Matthew 24:21, and the rise of a powerful leader from a ten-nation federation who will deceive many. This leader will make a treaty with Israel, leading to the reinstatement of sacrifices in the temple, but will ultimately demand worship for himself, triggering the great tribulation. Smith reassures believers of the eventual return of Jesus to establish God's Kingdom, where those who endure will be blessed.

Chuck Smith discusses the signs of the end of the world as foretold in Matthew 24:44, emphasizing the importance of being vigilant and prepared for Christ's return. He explains that the disciples' questions about the destruction of the Temple and the end of the age reflect a Jewish context, not the church, and warns against false prophets who distract from the truth of Scripture. Smith highlights the signs of the times, including wars, famines, and natural disasters, urging believers to focus on God's eternal purposes with Israel and to read the Bible for guidance. He concludes with the call to watch and be ready, as the exact time of Christ's return is unknown.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the concept of time and how it relates to the end times. He mentions how the world has progressed rapidly in the last hundred years, with advancements in technology and increased knowledge. He emphasizes the importance of being wise and shining as Christians, and loving Roman Catholics. The sermon is based on the book of Daniel, specifically focusing on the last vision Daniel receives and the exhortation he receives to go his way until the end.

In this sermon, the preacher expresses concern about the state of the world and the lack of compassion shown towards those in need. He references a news report about the contras and highlights the stark contrast between their suffering and the abundance in the richest country in the world. The preacher emphasizes the need to return to the basics of Christianity and not rely on feelings or superficial changes. He also addresses the issue of human trafficking and the spread of humanism, urging listeners to feel a holy anger and take action.

David Wilkerson emphasizes that the disasters occurring on earth serve as warnings from God about the imminent return of Jesus. He explains that these events are a divine countdown, meant to awaken humanity to the urgency of preparation for the coming kingdom. Despite the frightening nature of these signs, Wilkerson reassures believers that God is in control and encourages them to face challenges with faith and confidence. He reminds us that God has not given us a spirit of fear, but rather one of power, love, and a sound mind. Ultimately, these times should inspire hope and readiness for redemption.

Mike Bickle emphasizes the critical importance of understanding the biblical view of the end times, arguing that it is not a secondary theme but a vital issue for believers today. He warns of an impending perfect storm of escalating global crises, including financial, political, and moral challenges, and stresses that without a biblical context, many will be confused and misled. Bickle highlights the need for believers to be informed and engaged with the biblical narrative to respond with faith and hope, rather than fear and confusion. He calls for a generation of messengers who will boldly proclaim the truth of God's plan amidst the chaos, ensuring that the church is prepared for the challenges ahead. Ultimately, he encourages believers to take a stand and be part of God's unfolding story, as the glory of God will be revealed even in the midst of turmoil.

Mike Bickle emphasizes the urgency of recognizing the signs of the times, urging the audience, especially the youth, to prepare for the imminent return of Christ. He highlights that many in the current generation will witness the second coming, and it is crucial to understand the biblical signs and trends that indicate we are in the end times. Bickle encourages believers to engage in prayer, study the Scriptures, and be aware of the global movements that align with biblical prophecy, including the rise of false prophets, wars, and the spread of the Gospel. He stresses the importance of being anointed observers of current events in light of Scripture, and the need for a deep relationship with Jesus as the Bridegroom. Ultimately, he calls for a commitment to watch and pray, preparing both oneself and others for the coming of the Lord.

Shane Idleman warns about the 'Abomination of Desolation,' a term rooted in biblical prophecy that signifies a profound spiritual and physical desolation resulting from idolatry and sin. He discusses its historical context, particularly in relation to the destruction of Jerusalem in AD 70, while also exploring its potential future implications as a sign of the end times. Idleman emphasizes the importance of understanding different eschatological views and encourages believers to prepare spiritually for the challenges ahead, reminding them that true faith and repentance are essential to avoid the desolation that sin brings. He calls for a return to biblical truth and warns against the dangers of complacency and hypocrisy in the faith community.