Prophecy Watchers

Will the Rapture happen before 2075—and do biblical chronologies give us any reliable way to know? Mondo Gonzales examines the proposed final Jubilee, competing dates for Adam's creation, and why Christians should resist the growing wave of Rapture date setting between 2026 and 2033.Mondo and Karen also answer questions about Israel's prophetic restoration, whether female Nephilim existed, Satan's access to outer space, and the often-misunderstood teaching of 2 Thessalonians 2. Does the Antichrist have to be revealed before the Rapture—or does one overlooked verse change the entire interpretation?

What was the world really like before Noah's Flood?Mondo and Billy Crone examine compelling evidence of a radically different pre-Flood world—from fossils and geological formations to submerged civilizations, ancient technology, enormous plants and animals, and the mysterious giants described in Scripture.

What did Paul mean when he wrote, “the letter killeth, but the spirit giveth life”? In today's message, Gary continues his journey through 2 Corinthians with a fascinating study of chapter 3. Paul was defending his apostolic ministry against those who questioned his authority. But rather than pointing to impressive credentials, Paul pointed to changed lives—believers whose hearts had been transformed by the Spirit of God.

Billy Crone recently preached this message for his new online Get A Life Church. In this urgent message, Billy examines the growing normalization of witchcraft, sorcery, drug use, pagan spirituality and demon worship. He explains the biblical connection between pharmakeia, altered states of consciousness and the dark spiritual forces that will dominate society during the Tribulation.

Billy Crone recently preached this message for his new online Get A Life Church. In this urgent message, Billy examines the growing normalization of witchcraft, sorcery, drug use, pagan spirituality and demon worship. He explains the biblical connection between pharmakeia, altered states of consciousness and the dark spiritual forces that will dominate society during the Tribulation.

Every year, a new date. A new calculation. A new “sign” that supposedly proves the Rapture is only days away.But Christians have seen this before—from 88 Reasons Why the Rapture Will Be in 1988 to Y2K, Harold Camping and countless predictions circulating across YouTube and social media today. When the dates pass, some simply recalculate and start over.In today's episode, the panel examines the long history of date setting, why Christians are continually drawn to it, the damage failed predictions can cause, and the danger of turning Bible prophecy into sensational clickbait.

Every year, a new date. A new calculation. A new “sign” that supposedly proves the Rapture is only days away.But Christians have seen this before—from 88 Reasons Why the Rapture Will Be in 1988 to Y2K, Harold Camping and countless predictions circulating across YouTube and social media today. When the dates pass, some simply recalculate and start over.In today's episode, the panel examines the long history of date setting, why Christians are continually drawn to it, the damage failed predictions can cause, and the danger of turning Bible prophecy into sensational clickbait.

What does it really mean to be anointed and sealed by God?In this study of 2 Corinthians, Gary explores one of Paul's most personal letters—a book filled with emotion, opposition, disappointment and an unwavering confidence in the faithfulness of God.

What does it really mean to be anointed and sealed by God?In this study of 2 Corinthians, Gary explores one of Paul's most personal letters—a book filled with emotion, opposition, disappointment and an unwavering confidence in the faithfulness of God.

What will the world believe after the rapture? In today's conversation Mondo and Pete Garcia explore a chilling possibility: a global religion broad enough to embrace nearly every belief system while rejecting the one name the world cannot tolerate—Jesus Christ. The episode ultimately envisions an initial universalist system in the first half of the Tribulation before the Antichrist demands worship for himself. 

What will the world believe after the rapture? In today's conversation Mondo and Pete Garcia explore a chilling possibility: a global religion broad enough to embrace nearly every belief system while rejecting the one name the world cannot tolerate—Jesus Christ. The episode ultimately envisions an initial universalist system in the first half of the Tribulation before the Antichrist demands worship for himself. 

Why does God allow suffering? Why do faithful Christians endure trials, persecution, and heartbreak?Today Gary begins an in-depth study of 2 Corinthians, one of Paul's most personal letters. Paul opens the epistle by repeatedly emphasizing one central theme: God is the God of all comfort.

Why does God allow suffering? Why do faithful Christians endure trials, persecution, and heartbreak?Today Gary begins an in-depth study of 2 Corinthians, one of Paul's most personal letters. Paul opens the epistle by repeatedly emphasizing one central theme: God is the God of all comfort.

Is Joshua's Altar one of the most significant archaeological discoveries in modern history?In this fascinating conversation, Aaron Lipkin returns with exciting updates on Joshua's Altar, the controversial lead curse tablet, and the mysterious "footprint" structures found throughout Israel. He explains how new archaeological evidence continues to challenge long-held assumptions about the Bible's historical reliability and discusses the latest developments surrounding ongoing research and preservation efforts in Israel.

Is Joshua's Altar one of the most significant archaeological discoveries in modern history?In this fascinating conversation, Aaron Lipkin returns with exciting updates on Joshua's Altar, the controversial lead curse tablet, and the mysterious "footprint" structures found throughout Israel. He explains how new archaeological evidence continues to challenge long-held assumptions about the Bible's historical reliability and discusses the latest developments surrounding ongoing research and preservation efforts in Israel.