When hundreds of America’s admirals and generals gathered at a military base in Virginia on September 30th, Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth instructed them to “prepare for war”.
Would you like to live in a country where the government could secretly cut off your phone and Internet service if you are accused of spreading “misinformation”? Or how about a country where you must submit to a digital identification system if you want to get a job?
Donald Trump’s historic 20-point Gaza peace plan outlines a roadmap to end hostilities, rebuild Gaza, and establish a framework for peace that includes Arab and Islamic states as partners and guarantors.
Does anyone else think that it is odd that a giant comet named “3I/ATLAS” has suddenly appeared at the exact same time that “World War III” has arrived?
I believe that of all the future events of Bible prophecy, Satan hates Jesus’ Second Coming the most. Because he cannot erase Jesus’ return from Scripture, he fervently attacks the pre-Tribulation Rapture.
Scientists have just discovered another giant space rock that is rapidly heading in our direction. They think that it will fly past us at a distance of just 0.26 astronomical units, and if they are correct about that it won’t hit us.
One, concerning wars and rumors of wars and the Battle of Gog of Magog: on Aug. 28, 2025, France, Germany, and the UK announced that they are reimposing sanctions on Iran because Iran is still trying to produce nuclear weapons.
Throughout history, believers have looked to biblical prophecy to discern the signs of the times. The Rapture—the moment when the Church is caught up to meet Christ in the air—is a central event in Christian eschatology. Many theologians and scholars believe that various signs are converging, suggesting that this event may be near.
Hosea 6:2 states: “After two days will he revive us: in the third day he will raise us up, and we shall live in his sight.” This verse has been interpreted by some scholars and theologians as a prophetic reference to the restoration of Israel, with the “two days” symbolizing a period of two thousand years before Jesus Christ reinstates Israel.