Jerry Bull

Sojourner

[Newt Gingrich @newtgingrich]

Why is Israel getting blamed for trying to protect its citizens from hezbollah attacks? Iran funds and arms hezbollah, encourages them to kill israelis in israel and then blames israel for defending its own citizens. We should be focusing our anger on the iranian dictatorship not on a democracy fighting to protect its citizens

[Mark @Mark_Wilson_25]

He is not familiar with these passages.

"Do not boast over those branches... you do not support the root, but the root supports you." — Romans 11:18

"Do not be arrogant, but tremble." — Romans 11:20

"God has not rejected His people whom He foreknew." — Romans 11:2

"The gifts and the calling of God are irrevocable." — Romans 11:29

"And so all Israel will be saved." — Romans 11:26

The Church is never told to boast against Israel. We are explicitly warned not to. (Romans 11:18–20)

[Sean DeMars @DemarsSean]

Why Our Church Doesn't Sing Hillsong, Bethel, or Elevation Music

Every few years the debate resurfaces: Should churches sing songs from Hillsong, Bethel, Elevation, and similar ministries?

Some Christians believe the answer is obvious. If a song isn’t theologically wonky, we are free to sing it. Others, however, argue that the source of a song matters just as much as the lyrics. Our church falls into the latter category. Why? Because we believe pastors have a responsibility to think carefully about what they place before God's people in corporate worship.

Here are a few reasons why we’ve chosen not to sing songs from these ministries, and why we would encourage you not to, either.

1. If I Wouldn't Recommend Their Teaching, I Shouldn't Recommend Their Music

Imagine a church member approaching you after the service and saying, "Pastor, I'd like to learn more from Bethel. What books would you recommend?" I'm guessing your answer would be the same as mine: none.

Or suppose another member approached you and said, "I've been listening to Hillsong lately. Are there any sermons you'd point me to?" Hopefully, your response would be the same as mine: "Let me strongly exhort you away from their preaching ministry!”

Most faithful evangelical pastors would answer such questions the same way and without hesitation. We wouldn’t recommend their books, their sermons, their conferences, or any form of their teaching ministries. Which leads me to ask: If we wouldn’t recommend their teaching, why would we recommend their songs? Singing, after all, is a teaching ministry of the church (Col 3:15, Eph 5:18-19).

If we truly believe that ministries such as Bethel and Hillsong are untrustworthy teachers of God's Word, that they promote serious theological errors and unhealthy ministry practices, that they are leading unbelievers astray and true believers into a compromised and weakened walk with the Lord, why would we place their songs in the mouths of the congregation every Sunday?

At this point, many Christians attempt to separate the music from the ministry. "We're not endorsing their teaching," they say. "We're just singing one of their good songs." The problem here, of course, is that every song functions as a recommendation, if not explicitly then implicitly.

When we place a ministry's songs on the lips of our congregation week after week, we communicate (whether intentionally or not) that this is a voice worth listening to. The books we recommend, the conferences we promote, the missionaries we support, and the songs we sing all communicate trust. They all function as endorsements to one degree or another.

Here's a good rule of thumb for thinking through this issue: If I wouldn’t hand a church member one of their books, we probably shouldn’t be singing their songs in corporate worship.

2. People Really Do Follow the Music Back to the Ministry

This concern is not merely theoretical. Many Christians openly testify that they were introduced to Bethel, Hillsong, or Elevation, not through books, conferences, or social media, but through their worship music.

The testimony of Christians who have experienced this progression is remarkably consistent: songs are not merely songs. They often function as gateways. This should not surprise us. "Whoever walks with the wise becomes wise, but the companion of fools will suffer harm" (Prov. 13:20). The voices we repeatedly invite into our lives inevitably shape us.

In fact, Bethel and Hillsong understand this reality themselves. Their worship leaders are often encouraged to think of themselves as the tip of the missionary spear, introducing people to the broader ministry through music.

The point is simple: if we believe a ministry teaches serious error, we should not be surprised when our people eventually follow the trail we helped them discover.

3. When We Sing Their Songs, We Are Financially Supporting Their Ministries

Before making this point, it's important to acknowledge that many Christians simply don't know how music licensing works. Why would they? Therefore, if you've never considered this issue before, don't feel bad. I certainly don't assume bad motives on the part of churches that sing these songs. But I do think it's important to understand how the system works so that we can make informed and discerning decisions.

Most churches report and license their worship music through CCLI and similar licensing agreements. Every time we sing, report, stream, reproduce, or distribute copyrighted songs, royalties (i.e. money) flow back to the rights holders. In other words, our churches are not merely using these songs for worship, we are actively funding the ministries that produced them.

This raises a simple question: Should our churches financially support ministries we believe teach serious doctrinal error?

Imagine discovering that your church was sending monthly support checks to a ministry that promoted prosperity theology or some other serious theological error. Most pastors would object immediately, even if it were only a small amount. Yet every time a church sings songs from these ministries, money flows from our offerings to their coffers. That’s a problem.

The amounts may be small and the mechanism may be indirect, but the principle remains the same. Money is a form of partnership. Paul thanked the Philippians for their "partnership in the gospel" because of their financial support, after all (Phil. 1:5). Financial support is never merely financial; it’s an expression of shared priorities and mission. Therefore, churches should think carefully before using congregational worship as a means of financially supporting ministries they would never otherwise endorse.

4. Pastors Must Not Bind Consciences Without Biblical Warrant

Every Sunday morning pastors call God's people to participate in corporate worship. We ask them to pray, confess, sing, and listen to God's Word. In doing so, we are binding consciences. We are not merely suggesting that our people participate in these actions; we are requiring it according to the clear teaching of Scripture. That is a tremendous and weighty responsibility.

Crucially, pastors must understand that they possess no authority to require God's people to do anything apart from God's Word. Every element of a worship service should pass a simple test: Can I confidently stand before God and his people knowing that what I am asking them to do is biblical?

I can confidently ask believers to sing psalms, hymns, and spiritual songs. I can confidently ask them to praise and petition the Lord in prayer. I can confidently ask them to confess biblical truth with one heart and mind. What I cannot confidently do is require them to sing songs produced by ministries I believe are teaching serious theological error.

The question is not whether every lyric we sing is orthodox. The question is whether Scripture authorizes me, the pastor, to place my congregation in the position of having to separate sound lyrics from an unsound ministry in the first place. I do not believe it does.

The good news is that we don’t have to put ourselves in such a position. We live in an age of embarrassing musical riches. The church has inherited centuries of faithful hymnody, and with each passing year, biblically sound ministries produce more and more new songs that are both beautiful and biblical. There is no shortage of excellent music for God's people to sing. Therefore, we are not forced to choose between singing Bethel, Hillsong, or Elevation and mediocre worship music. We have thousands upon thousands of beautiful and biblical songs at our disposal—songs produced by faithful Christians and faithful churches that do not require us to compromise our theological and pastoral convictions in the process.

5. Most of Their Songs Are Designed for Performance, Not Congregational Singing

One final concern that is often overlooked: most of these songs are not conducive to congregational singing.

To be clear, I am not saying every Hillsong, Bethel, or Elevation song is unsingable. Some are quite accessible. But taken as a whole, these ministries produce music in an environment, and with an aim, that is fundamentally different from God’s design for the local church: performance.

Their songs are often written by professional musicians, performed by highly trained vocalists, accompanied by full bands, and designed for large-scale worship events, recordings, and broadcasts. As a result, many of them feature wide vocal ranges, difficult melodies, extended instrumental sections, and arrangements that depend heavily on the skill of the musicians leading them, i.e. the professionals on stage.

But congregational worship is not a concert. Paul tells believers to “address one another through psalms and hymns and spiritual songs" (Eph. 5:19). Singing is one of the primary ways the church teaches, encourages, and builds up the body. For that reason, pastors and worship leaders should prioritize songs that ordinary Christians can sing confidently and joyfully. The best worship songs for Sunday morning enable an entire congregation to lift their voices together.

When a church fills its worship services with songs that only talented musicians can lead effectively, the congregation gradually becomes an audience rather than an instrument of worship. We should strive for something better by choosing songs that invite the whole church to sing together.

Answering the Most Common Objection

There are many objections to the arguments I’ve laid out in this article, but the most common one I hear sounds like this: "What about Horatio Spafford? Didn’t he go on to compromise the gospel in some very disturbing ways later in life? If we can sing It Is Well, why can't we sing Bethel, Hillsong, or Elevation songs?" The answer is simple: these situations are not comparable.

Virtually nobody sings It Is Well With My Soul and then goes home to investigate Horatio Spafford's theological views. Nobody subscribes to the Horatio Spafford podcast. Nobody attends the annual Horatio Spafford conference to hear him preach. Nobody buys Horatio Spafford bible study materials. Nobody pays royalties in support of Horatio Spafford Ministries.

The influence pipeline for Horatio Spafford doesn’t exist. The same, sadly, can’t be said of Bethel, Hillsong, and Elevation Music. These are ministries with influential platforms, active teachers, thriving conferences, massive publishing arms, and strong financial structures. Their music functions as a front door into the larger ministry. The same cannot be said of the long dead hymn authors of yesteryear.

Conclusion

Some readers will see these arguments and assume I am advocating a kind of one-drop purity test for all worship music. “If a song contains even the slightest theological imperfection, throw it out! If a songwriter has ever been wrong about anything, ban the song!”

Nothing could be further from the truth.

There’s no such thing as a perfect song or a flawless hymnbook. If we examined every song with sufficient scrutiny, we would likely find phrases we would word differently, emphases we would adjust, or theological nuances we would wish were clearer.

The issue is not whether a song, or the ministry that produced the song, is utterly free of theological blemishes. The issue is whether we should knowingly and repeatedly platform, promote, and financially support ministries that teach serious and persistent doctrinal error. A drop of dirt in a glass of water is one thing. Discovering that the well itself is contaminated is another. I am not arguing that every song must pass an impossible standard of theological perfection. I am arguing that pastors and worship leaders should exercise wisdom when choosing which wells they draw from week after week.

All I am urging pastors and worship leaders to do is “test everything; hold fast what is good" (1 Thess. 5:21). Don’t just test the songs, test the ministries behind them. And where serious error exists, choose music from the vast treasury of faithful songs God has already given His church.

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P.S. I chose to publish this on socials rather than through traditional media source so it can be shared more easily without external link/algorithm issues.

[Jerry Bull @JerryBull18]

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[Joshua Hall @JoshHall2024]

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[Jerry Bull @JerryBull18]

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🔊Church: ANOTHER PROPHETIC WEEK!!
The window of “PEACE AND SAFETY” that God has been warning us about is beginning to crack open!!! While we were watching missiles fly over Iran, something historic happened — Lebanon may recognize Israel as a nation, establishing borders that have never truly been settled before. Hezbollah — the most powerful Iranian proxy — is taking its first step toward “peace and safety” in the region!! GOD IS CLOSING THE DOOR ON THE GENTILE AGE AND IS ABOUT TO OPEN THE DOOR TO ISRAEL’S FINAL CHAPTER! KEEP LOOKING UP!!

First, a quick recap of what took place this past week:

⏳ DAY 18 OF THE WAR:
The bow is still breaking. Iran's Intelligence Minister was killed this week — another prince falling — Jeremiah 49:38 continuing to unfold.
Trump called Iran "totally decapitated," accidentally using the exact language of a prophecy written 2,600 years ago. The U.S. dropped 5,000-pound deep-penetrator bombs on Iranian missile sites along the Strait of Hormuz — breaking the very systems Iran would use to threaten or shut the strait. Oil is above $100. Iran is still being helped by Russia. Turkey is forging closer ties with Iran and Russia. The hook in Ezekiel 38 is strengthening, world alliances are forming, and the sequence continues exactly as Scripture described.

🛎️ But check this out!
This week, as we were watching missiles fly over Tehran, something quiet was happening on Israel’s northern border — one of the most prophetically significant developments of this war so far.
France stepped in with a proposal to end the war between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon. At first glance, it sounds like just another Middle East peace plan…It’s not! Watch these details:

👉🏼 Lebanon would formally recognize Israel — for the very first time since 1948! That would end a 77-year state of war, a conflict that has existed since Israel was founded.

👉🏼 Hezbollah would stop attacks and be disarmed — or at the very least, the Lebanese government would take full control and prevent any attacks from its territory. The Lebanese army would move south of the Litani River —north of Israel’s border, which has served as a dividing line between Israel and Hezbollah.

👉🏼 UN Resolution 1701 would finally be enforced — removing Hezbollah’s military presence from southern Lebanon, something that was supposed to happen after 2006… but never did.

👉🏼 Permanent, internationally recognized borders — replacing lines that have remained disputed since 1948 — would be finalized by the end of 2026. (A very interesting timeframe if the Tribulation begins in the fall with the “confirming of the covenant”.)

👉🏼 France offered to host direct talks in Paris — the first real negotiations between Israel and Lebanon in decades.

👍🏼French President Emmanuel Macron said Lebanese leadership — President Joseph Aoun, Prime Minister Nawaf Salam, and Speaker Nabih Berri — are open to it. Lebanon has already accepted this framework as a starting point for talks, seeking to avoid further destruction and reduce Iran and Hezbollah’s grip on the country.

Let me say this again:

1️⃣Lebanon — offering direct talks with Israel for the first time in decades.

2️⃣Hezbollah — the most powerful proxy army Iran built — being disarmed and pushed out. A 77-year state of war coming to an end, basically since Israel became a nation.

3️⃣Permanent borders being drawn on Israel’s northern edge. This isn’t just a line — that border has never been truly settled. Now it’s being defined. This is the difference between a war line and a real border since they became a nation.

But here’s where it gets a bit intense:

❌Israel said no. Israel’s leadership responded: “talks aren’t enough. You can’t negotiate while rockets are still coming.” So Israel is not settling for dialogue — it is pushing for dismantling. Hezbollah’s weapons must be seized, its rocket and drone systems destroyed, and its military power completely removed.

Why is this a big deal then?

✅Why? Because Lebanon is finally moving toward peace after 77 years —the path is being set! The conversation has shifted from “Should Israel exist?” to “What conditions are required for peace?” Peace is on its way, and that’s a completely different reality than before! A historical moment!!

🔴 FALSE PEACE — PAY ATTENTION
This proposal is not perfect. Lebanon’s recognition is still conditional. Hezbollah still has influence. Full normalization is not guaranteed.

And that’s exactly the point.

☮️Ezekiel 38:11 does not require perfect peace — it requires false peace. False peace by definition looks real — until it is not. Just convincing enough for Israel to lower its guard. What’s being built right now — imperfect as it is — is the exact kind of framework that eventually gets confirmed.

📖 “He shall confirm a covenant with many for one week…” Daniel 9:27

The Antichrist doesn’t create peace from nothing. He steps into what’s already forming — and seals it.

💥This proposal is the removal of one of the big guns that have been pointed at Israel since it became a nation, and it’s happening at the same time Iran/the bow of Elam is being broken.

🔥The ring of fire around Israel is being taken apart — piece by piece — all at once! This is the real peace window that Scripture is talking about!!

📖 “A peaceful people who dwell safely, all of them dwelling without walls, and having neither bars nor gates.” Ezekiel 38:11

That condition — a false sense of peace and security — is being built right now out of the rubble of this war. And to understand why that matters so deeply… you have to see the structure God laid out in Ezekiel.

🔑 WHY 1948 MATTERS SO MUCH

This is not just a diplomatic milestone. This is a prophetic one.

🗓️1948 — the year the dry bones came together. The year Israel was brought back into the land and reborn as a nation against all odds — “bone to bone,” exactly as prophesied in Ezekiel 37, the very chapter God placed right before Ezekiel 38. (Keep this in mind)

⚔️And on that very same day — the Arab world declared war. Lebanon among them. A state of war that has lasted 77 years! Through generations, through multiple conflicts, through the rise and fall of empires — has never formally ended. Until possibly now! (In Israel's eyes)

📖“So I prophesied as I was commanded; and as I prophesied, there was a noise, and suddenly a rattling; and the bones came together, bone to bone. Indeed, as I looked, the sinews and the flesh came upon them, and the skin covered them over…” Ezekiel 37:7–8

📖“…These bones are the whole house of Israel… ‘Behold, O My people, I will open your graves and cause you to come up from your graves, and bring you into the land of Israel.’” Ezekiel 37:11–12

👉🏼The year the dry bones came together — 1948 — is the same year the state of war with Lebanon began. And the year the bow of Elam is being broken — 2026 — may be the same year that state of war formally ends. GOD IS CLOSING THE 1948 LOOP!!

🔑 THE RING OF FIRE IS GOING OUT — AND THE WINDOW IS OPENING

For anyone following these posts — you know that Ezekiel 38 requires one specific condition before the Gog coalition can move against Israel:

📖 "A peaceful people who dwell safely — all of them dwelling without walls and having neither bars nor gates." — Ezekiel 38:11

Israel dwelling in false peace. Unwalled villages. No bars and no gates. A nation that feels genuinely secure for the first time in its modern history.

Now think about what has surrounded Israel like a ring of fire for decades:

👉🏼South — Hamas in Gaza ✅ Dismantled

👉🏼East — Iranian backed Iraqi militias ✅ Severely weakened

👉🏼Southeast — Houthis in Yemen ✅ Degraded by US strikes

👉🏼North — Hezbollah in Lebanon ⏳ Being dismantled right now

👉🏼East — Iran's nuclear program and missile arsenal ✅ Being dismantled right now — Day 18

🔥Every single component of that ring is being removed simultaneously. The French proposal is not just a peace deal. It is the removal of the last and most dangerous piece of that ring — Hezbollah on Israel's northern border. The most sophisticated weapons.
The most experienced fighters. Literally on Israel's doorstep to the north.

⭕When that ring is fully gone — Israel can dwell in unwalled villages. In false peace. Exactly as Ezekiel 38:11 requires.

Which means that window is opening right now!

But to understand how close that makes the Rapture — we need to see what God placed one chapter before Ezekiel 38.

Let’s go back to Ezekiel 37.

🦴God shows Ezekiel a valley of dry bones — scattered, dead, hopeless. Then He breathes life into them. Bone comes to bone. Flesh forms. Skin covers. And then — the breath of God enters — and they stand as an exceedingly great army.

👉🏼God is showing us Israel’s national restoration here. The bones came together in 1948. The flesh has been forming over 77 years. The breath is coming during the Tribulation when they accept Jesus and the Holy Spirit is poured out on them. Then, in the final stage, they will stand up as an army at the Second Coming.

But look at the specific language God used:

📖 "I will open your graves and cause you to come up from your graves and bring you into the land of Israel. Then you shall know that I am the Lord when I have opened your graves O My people and brought you up from your graves." Ezekiel 37:12-13

Now read this:

📖 "The dead in Christ will rise first. Then we who are alive and remain shall be caught up together with them in the clouds to meet the Lord in the air." 1 Thess 4:16-17

Look at the parallel:

👉🏼"I will open your graves"→ "the dead in Christ will rise first"

👉🏼"cause you to come up”→ "caught up"

👉🏼"bring you up from your graves" → "meet the Lord in the air"

God did not place that language in Ezekiel 37 accidentally!

💡The chapter immediately before the Gog invasion contains resurrection language that mirrors the Rapture with great precision. God is pointing to two things simultaneously — Israel's future national restoration AND the departure of the Church that precedes it.

🔁The beginning of Israel's spiritual awakening on earth IS THE CHURCH'S END ON EARTH!

God told us this here in Romans 11:25-26:

📖 "Blindness in part has happened to Israel until the fullness of the Gentiles has come in. And so all Israel will be SAVED"

👉🏼The fullness of the Gentiles — the completion of the Church — is what lifts the partial blindness from Israel. The Church completing its mission and departing is part of what opens Israel's eyes. The Church leaving and Israel awakening are not two separate events happening at different times.

They are two sides of the same prophetic hinge.

🚪When God CLOSES the door on the Gentile age — THEN He OPENS the door on Israel's final chapter. Same moment, same sovereign hand and same hinge!

(This is one of the strongest reasons I believe Ezekiel 38 happens during the Tribulation — after the Rapture — because Ezekiel 37's resurrection picture has to come first.)

Now let's connect it all:

🔗Ezekiel 38 requires Israel to dwell in unwalled villages in false peace. That requires Jeremiah 49’s bow to be broken first. That requires the ring of fire — Hamas, Hezbollah, the Houthis, and Iran’s missiles — to be removed. We are watching every single component of that ring being removed simultaneously right now. The Church does not wait for peace to be fully brokered —only for it to begin to assemble, just as it is happening now! The peace window is assembling from the rubble of this war!

📖“For when they say, ‘Peace and safety!’ then sudden destruction comes upon them, as labor pains upon a pregnant woman. And they shall not escape.” 1 Thes 5:3

THE PROPHETIC SEQUENCE

✅Hamas dismantled: Complete
✅Houthis degraded: Largely complete
✅Iran's nuclear program obliterated: Day 18 and counting
⏳Hezbollah being dismantled: French proposal this week
⏳Lebanon recognizing Israel: Framework accepted — developing
⏳Permanent northern border: Target end of 2026
✅Peace window opening: RIGHT NOW

⏳Abraham Accords expansion: Assembling

🔜RAPTURE : Imminent — at any moment but BEFORE Antichrist!!

➡️Antichrist confirms covenant: Year 1 Tribulation
➡️Israel in full false peace: Early Tribulation
➡️Ezekiel 38 — Gog invades: Early Tribulation
➡️God destroys Gog supernaturally: Early Tribulation
➡️Abomination of Desolation: Year 3.5
➡️Second Coming: Year 7

🔊 Church: Lebanon seeking peace with Israel after 77 years since Israel became a nation is the first step toward peace (false peace) in the Middle East! Permanent borders are being drawn. The most powerful proxy is being removed as we watch the bow of Elam (Iran) being broken and the ring of fire being quenched.

We are not approaching the peace window — WE ARE IN IT!! We will see Israel living in “unwalled villages” from heaven.

How close are we to the Rapture?? Ezekiel 37 comes before Ezekiel 38. The resurrection comes before the invasion. The Church goes home before the Tribulation begins!! The Gentile age is ending, and the door for Israel is about to open!

Jesus told us we would see the Day approaching — and we clearly are!!! KEEP PRAYING, KEEP PREACHING THE GOSPEL, AND KEEP LOOKING UP!! JESUS IS AT THE DOOR!!

Maranatha🤍 — Come Lord Jesus Come!!!

[Jerry Bull @JerryBull18]

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[David Bull Jr @DavidBullJr16]

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THIS IS HUGE!

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End the fraud and Arizona is a RED STATE! 🔥

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[JungleJerry @thetiki71]

I saw the ram (Iran) charging westward (Hamas) and northward (Hezbollah) and southward (Houthis). No beast could stand before him, and there was no one who could rescue from his power. He did as he pleased and became great.

As I was considering, behold, a male goat came from the west across the face of the whole earth, without touching the ground. And the goat had a conspicuous horn between his eyes. He came to the ram with the two horns, which I had seen standing on the bank of the canal, and he ran at him in his powerful wrath.  I saw him come close to the ram, and he was enraged against him and struck the ram and broke his two horns. And the ram had no power to stand before him, but he cast him down to the ground and trampled on him. And there was no one who could rescue the ram from his power.

Daniel, chapter 8, verses 4-7

[Sunshine @NitaSunshine123]

Heavenly Father,

We lift up every American service member now deployed in this hour of conflict—those on ships, in the air, on bases, and in forward positions. Shield them with Your mighty hand. Give them clarity in every decision, courage under fire, and peace that passes all understanding. Surround them with Your angels, guard their bodies and minds, and bring them safely home when their mission is complete.

Comfort their spouses, children, parents, and loved ones who wait at home with heavy hearts. Replace fear with faith, anxiety with hope, and sleepless nights with the assurance that You neither slumber nor sleep. Hold their families close, provide for every need, and let them feel the support of a grateful nation.

Lord, we ask for wisdom for our leaders, protection for the innocent, and a swift path to de-escalation and lasting peace in the region. May justice prevail and evil be restrained.

We pray all this in the strong name of Jesus Christ, our Lord and Savior.

Amen.

[✝️Pray Without Ceasing✝️ @Elohim_Gadol]

It's undeniable that our world is gripped by a cascade of strange, frightening, and increasingly chaotic events—things that many have grown numb to, accepting them as just "normal" daily life. But let's be honest: none of this is normal. What we're witnessing aligns strikingly with the prophetic warnings in Scripture about the last days, the signs Jesus Himself described in Matthew 24 and Luke 21, and the escalating tribulations outlined in Revelation.

Consider the relentless drumbeat of **wars and rumors of wars**. Nation rises against nation, kingdom against kingdom—not just isolated conflicts, but widespread, seemingly endless strife. From prolonged wars in the Middle East to escalating tensions across multiple continents, the globe feels more unstable than at any point in recent memory. Jesus warned that these would be "birth pains," intensifying as the end draws near.

Then there are the **pestilences**—diseases and plagues raging in ways that shock the conscience. We've seen pandemics sweep the world, new outbreaks emerge, and health crises multiply. What once seemed rare now feels routine, yet the Bible speaks of these as clear markers of the end times.

Look at the **freakish natural disasters** pounding the earth with greater frequency and ferocity. Earthquakes in one place after another, massive storms, wildfires, floods, droughts—statistics show billion-dollar weather and climate disasters in the U.S. alone averaging over 20 per year in recent times, far higher than past decades. The intensity and cost are skyrocketing, with entire regions devastated year after year. These aren't mere anomalies; they echo the "great earthquakes" and fearful events foretold in Luke 21:11.

Moral decay runs rampant too. **Sexual wickedness** floods our culture—perversions normalized, celebrated, and even imposed on the young. What Scripture calls immorality and lawlessness abounds, eroding the very foundations of society.

**Homelessness** surges in cities across the nation and world, with tent cities, despair, and human suffering on scales that defy explanation in supposedly advanced societies. Economic pressures, addiction, mental health collapses—all contribute to scenes of desperation that feel apocalyptic.

And then there's the rising tide of **antisemitic hatred**—vile, open, and spreading like wildfire. Synagogues attacked, Jewish communities living in fear, record spikes in incidents reported year after year, often tied to global conflicts but rooted in ancient prejudice. The UN and others have sounded alarms about raging antisemitism worldwide. This isn't coincidence; the Bible warns of intensified hatred toward God's chosen people as the end approaches.

Coupled with that is the **persecution of Christianity**—believers mocked, marginalized, attacked, and in many places (like parts of Nigeria and elsewhere), facing outright violence from extremists and communal conflicts. In the West, it's subtler: cultural hostility, legal pressures, and efforts to silence biblical truth. Yet globally, Christians endure suffering that mirrors the warnings of tribulation.

We desensitize ourselves to these things at our peril. We scroll past headlines of war, disaster, disease, depravity, hatred, and persecution, treating them as background noise. But Scripture urges us to stay awake, to recognize the signs, and to lift up our heads because our redemption draws near (Luke 21:28).

These are not random tragedies—they are converging, intensifying, just as the prophets and Jesus foretold. It's plain and obvious to anyone with eyes to see: we are living in the **last days**. The birth pains are growing stronger, the stage is being set. Now more than ever, it's time to turn to the Lord, repent, pray without ceasing, and stand firm in faith. The King is coming—maranatha! ✝️

[Jerry Bull @JerryBull18]

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