The Biblical Discernment Newsletter

In this episode of The Great Apostasy, we examine biblical warnings about a falling away in the last days and explore historic Protestant interpretations that identify the Antichrist system with the leadership structure of the Roman Catholic Church. We’ll look at key scriptures, historical claims about papal authority, and the theological arguments behind the belief that the papacy fulfills end-times prophecy. Join us as we compare Scripture, church history, and competing interpretations surrounding one of Christianity’s most debated topics.

in part 2, I discuss Vietnam's recent bank closures of 86 million accounts due to noncompliant biometric verifications. This provides a glimps into how such things will be rolled out world-wide.

global push for digital ID's and the disregard for property, civil, and free speech rights which is Communism.

Beginning a walk-through of the gospel of John, starting with chapter 1, verses 1 - 14. Covers Christ before creation, being light of the world, John the Baptist as forerunner/herald, and Christ revealed in the flesh as prophecied in Isa. 40.

There is only 2 kingdoms, one of Satan's kindgom and of psychopaths running it, or the everlasting and righteous Kingdom of Christ.

Biblical view of death, end times and the great throne Judgement.

A quick note since multiple reports of U.S. deaths, including Charlie Kirk. What should the Christians reaction be and why? Do we allow any hatred to seat into our hearts based on media reports or hype?

To divide and conquer is a major tactic of the enemy, Satan. He operates through governments and nation-states and worldwide leaders to divide the people. If he can get you to hate another group (based on race, actions, politics, religion, etc.), then he wins pulling your heart from love and from Christ.

In part 2, I discuss U.S. origins, early pilgrims, is the U.S. a Christian nation?, and more.

Understanding the enemies veil over the people is a major aspect of how mystery Babylon operates, and beginning to make one's escape from it.