Tag: Jesus is Coming Very Soon

In a world awash with the chaotic noise of breaking news, political upheaval, and escalating conflicts, it can feel as though we are adrift in a sea of uncertainty. But what if the headlines we read and the events we witness are not random occurrences? What if they are, instead, the meticulously timed fulfillment of ancient prophecies, a story written long ago, now unfolding before our very eyes?

In a powerful and impassioned sermon, a charismatic speaker, dressed in a striking red plaid jacket, issues a clarion call to the world, and especially to the Church. Standing at his lectern, he argues with fervent conviction that we are living in a “tremendous time,” a prophetic hour unlike any other in human history. His message is not one of fear, but of profound urgency and divine clarity: God is in control, and He has already given us the blueprint to understand it all.

The Urgency of the Prophetic Hour

“Welcome,” the speaker begins, his smile warm yet his message intense. “I love to hear from you. You mean a lot to me. That’s why every Sunday, I’m here sharing… the things pertaining to the end of time.” He immediately establishes his mission: to serve as a “forerunner,” a “herald of the coming of the King of Kings,” tasked with delivering a message for this specific season.

He emphasizes that the current era is unique. “There’s never been a time like the time we’re living in,” he declares. “We are seeing biblical prophecy being fulfilled every single day. There is an acceleration.” This isn’t about political analysis or social commentary. For him, the conflicts, the commotions, and the global disruptions are signposts, markers on a prophetic timeline that is rapidly approaching its culmination.

The Bible: A Love Letter and a Roadmap

At the heart of his message is an unwavering reliance on scripture. Holding up a leather-bound Bible, he refers to it as the definitive source of truth, a “love letter from a loving Father” that meticulously details the future. “God took 1500 years to give us prophetic insights concerning the time and season we’re living in,” he explains. He contrasts this divine revelation with the fleeting and often deceptive narratives of social and mainstream media.

His call is for believers to anchor themselves in the Word, to “know the future according to the scriptures.” The goal is not to be swayed by human opinion or panicked by worldly events, but to have a “clear word of prophecy” that guides and provides interpretation. “We are not to be influenced by man,” he insists. “We have a clear, definitive word… a clear path into our future.”

Decoding the Ring of Fire: Iran, Israel, and the End Times

The speaker then focuses his prophetic lens on the current crisis in the Middle East, specifically the escalating conflict between Iran and Israel. He boldly connects these modern events to the ancient prophecies found in the Book of Daniel.

He identifies modern-day Iran with the biblical “Prince of Persia,” a demonic principality mentioned in the book of Daniel, chapter 10. In the scripture, the angel Gabriel is delayed for 21 days by this powerful entity while trying to deliver a message to Daniel about the future of Israel. The speaker draws a direct parallel: this same spiritual force, the “Prince of Persia,” is at work today, orchestrating Iran’s aggression against Israel.

The ultimate goal of this spiritual conflict, he explains, is to “sabotage the plan of God.” The devil, through the “Prince of Persia,” seeks the annihilation of the Jewish people and the destruction of Israel. Why? To prevent the fulfillment of end-time prophecies, particularly the return of the Messiah to Jerusalem to rule from the throne of David. “If there are no Jews,” the speaker reasons, “there will be no Jerusalem… there will be no need for Him to come.”

However, he is quick to offer a message of hope, rooted in God’s faithfulness. He explains that just as Michael the archangel came to assist Gabriel, another power, which he identifies as the “Prince of Greece” (representing the West, and specifically the United States), is prophetically destined to intervene and aid Israel. This is not about politics, he stresses, but about the fulfillment of God’s pre-ordained plan. Israel, he prophesies, will be “bruised but not defeated,” because “He that keepeth Israel will not sleep nor slumber.”

A Call for the Wise to Understand

This prophetic understanding, however, is not for everyone. The speaker quotes Daniel 12:10: “Many shall be purified, and made white, and tried; but the wicked shall do wickedly: and none of the wicked shall understand; but the wise shall understand.”

Who are the wise in this final hour? They are the people of God who are not ignorant of the scriptures. They are the “Joshua generation,” the “Elijah generation” – a remnant that is “prayed up and filled up,” discerning the times through the illumination of the Holy Spirit. This generation, he says, understands that the chaos is not a sign of God’s absence, but a prelude to His most significant moves.

He calls on the Church to fulfill its responsibility: to pray, to intercede, and to form a “prayer shield” over Israel. This is the actual “Iron Dome,” a spiritual defense forged in prayer by believers around the world who understand the prophetic significance of these events.

Your Invitation

As the sermon draws to a close, the speaker’s focus shifts from the global stage to the individual heart. He recognizes that in the face of such monumental events, many may feel their own lives are out of order, compromised, or distant from God. With the same passion he used to discuss prophecy, he offers an invitation to make things right.

“You say to me, ‘Man of God, I don’t know Jesus. I want to know Jesus. I want to be born again.”

His voice softens, offering a simple prayer of salvation for anyone who wishes to receive it. “Father God, I come to you to ask you to cleanse me from all my sin, to forgive my sins… I receive you today as my Savior and my Lord. Lead me from this day forth, because I want you to write my name in the Book of Life.”

It is a powerful reminder that while prophecies unfold on a global scale, God’s ultimate concern is the salvation of each soul. The most important event is not a war in a distant land, but the decision one makes for Christ in their own heart.

In a world reeling from one crisis to the next, this sermon provides a framework of divine sovereignty and prophetic hope. It challenges us to look beyond the surface of current events and see the hand of a God who is not surprised, who is not absent, but who is faithfully bringing His eternal story to its glorious conclusion. The question is not whether God’s plan will be fulfilled, but whether we, the “wise,” will understand our part in it.