The Now Word

THERE is coming a time, if we have not already entered it, when our religious clichés will collapse, when our formulas will fail, when all the supports upon which we have relied in the past will be pulled from beneath us.We will have nothing to depend upon — but Jesus.

If this “time of mercy” we're living in has been on a slow burn — prophecy seemingly unfolding as though in slow motion — it doesn’t mean it’s indefinite. In fact, we know it’s not. The "time of mercy" Jesus announced is coming to an end. Here are 10 reasons why the fuse is short... 

As we turn the page of yet another year, one may begin to doubt the prophecies that God has given the Church over the past century and more that speak of a time of great trials and triumph. Are they simply untrue, or is everything unfolding according to God's designs?

From the Mediterranean to the Gulf of Mexico, from Japan to northern India, and across nearly the entire inhabited northern hemisphere, half the world was blanketed in crimson red light on November 11, 2025. Just another solar storm... or also a sign?CORRECTION: In this podcast, I referred to an “eclipse" over Calvary. However, as a reader pointed out, modern scholars suggest that a solar eclipse could not explain this prolonged darkness, as it would not align with the timing of the Passover when Jesus was crucified.

THE Church is anticipating, not the end of the world, but a coming "Era of Peace." But what follows? How does it all end?