Uploaded March 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Before the global push towards unified objectives, a person's theology was more a matter of preference than a motivating force. Amillenials, Pre, Mid, and Post Tribbers all gathered and worshiped together seamlessly. But now as certain signs are revealing themselves, like the Euphrates river drying up, the convergence of major nations, the rise of the image of artificial intelligence, the collaboration of religions, etc... what one believes impacts how they are responding to cultural changes. The church is not prepared, (I can only speak in general for the church in America) but seems to be slumbering as a definite end times scenarios are approaching. Worse, many Christians simply see the anti-Christ and the Mark of the Beast as stories in the book of Revelation that they won't have to fiddle with. Problematically, isn't Revelation written for Christians? It sure sounds like it is to those familiar with reading it.
Before the global push towards unified objectives, a person's theology was more a matter of preference than a motivating force. Amillenials, Pre, Mid, and Post Tribbers all gathered and worshiped together seamlessly. But now as certain signs are revealing themselves, like the Euphrates river drying up, the convergence of major nations, the rise of the image of artificial intelligence, the collaboration of religions, etc... what one believes impacts how they are responding to cultural changes. The church is not prepared, (I can only speak in general for the church in America) but seems to be slumbering as a definite end times scenarios are approaching. Worse, many Christians simply see the anti-Christ and the Mark of the Beast as stories in the book of Revelation that they won't have to fiddle with. Problematically, isn't Revelation written for Christians? It sure sounds like it is to those familiar with reading it.
