A resurfaced sermon from legendary preacher David Wilkerson is once again striking a nerve with believers worldwide as spiritual warfare, anxiety and personal struggles intensify across culture and the church.

In the powerful message titled “The Private War of a Saint,” Wilkerson warned that many Christians are fighting silent battles nobody else can fully see or understand.

“There are many private wars going on even now while I speak,” Wilkerson said. “There are private wars among the saints of God here.”

The founder of Teen Challenge and author of The Cross and the Switchblade described these hidden battles as deeply personal struggles involving grief, temptation, financial pressure, addiction, fear and emotional exhaustion.

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Wilkerson connected these struggles to what he believed was a growing end-times spiritual assault against the church.

“In the 12th chapter of Revelation, we’re told that Satan’s going to rise up in the last day and declare war on the remnant,” he said.

Throughout the message, Wilkerson pointed to increasing secularism, moral compromise and spiritual deception as evidence that the battle against biblical truth was intensifying worldwide. He referenced the collapse of faith in Europe, rising sensuality in America and growing pressure against Christian convictions.

Yet his central focus was not simply cultural darkness, but the hidden pain many believers quietly carry.

“Many of you sitting here listening to me right now, you have been enduring, and you are in the middle engaged in a spiritual warfare… that nobody else knows about,” Wilkerson said.

At the same time, he repeatedly emphasized that victory is possible through surrender to Christ.

“There is a way to victory,” Wilkerson declared. “God does not want you to go on in this.”

According to Wilkerson, believers overcome by refusing to believe Satan’s lies and instead standing firmly on the promises found in Scripture. He encouraged Christians to combat fear and condemnation the same way Jesus did in the wilderness — through the Word of God.

“The only voice you’re to listen to is this book,” he said while holding up the Bible.

Even years after it was first preached, Wilkerson’s message continues resonating with Christians navigating spiritual exhaustion, uncertainty and growing darkness in the culture.

And perhaps now more than ever, his message serves as a reminder that while the battle may be deeply personal, believers are never abandoned in the middle of it.

“There is a way to victory,” Wilkerson said. “We have victory in Jesus Christ.”

Abby Trivett is a writer and editor for Charisma Media and has a passion for sharing the gospel through the written word. She holds two degrees from Regent University, a B.A. in Communication with a concentration in Journalism and a Master of Arts in Journalism. She is the author of the upcoming book, The Power of Suddenly: Discover How God Can Change Everything in a Moment. For interviews and media inquiries, please contact [email protected].

A powerful prophetic message by Jenny Weaver, centered on Ezekiel’s valley of dry bones, is stirring believers to seek not just structure in the church but the very breath of God.

Preaching from Ezekiel 37, Weaver declared that many Christians stop too soon in their spiritual journey—settling for outward change while lacking the power and presence of the Holy Spirit.

“He began to prophesy to the structure of a thing, and then they came together,” Weaver said. “But something was missing… There was no breath in them.”

Throughout the message, listeners were challenged to move beyond surface-level Christianity and contend for a fresh move of God marked by revival fire, boldness and spiritual authority.

“Churches are functioning with no breath in them. Worship teams are singing songs with no breath in them. People are out evangelizing—no breath in them,” she warned.

Drawing parallels between Ezekiel 37 and Acts 2, the sermon connected the prophecy of the dry bones to the outpouring of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost.

According to Weaver, Ezekiel’s vision may have prophetically foreshadowed the upper-room experience centuries before it occurred.

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“What if Ezekiel was not just prophesying to the dry bones there or a nation? He was prophesying to what was going to happen in the upper room,” she said.

The message emphasized that believers must “prophesy to the breath,” calling on the Holy Spirit to breathe life into families, churches, ministries and regions once again.

At the center of the sermon was the imagery of the “four winds” mentioned in Ezekiel 37. Weaver explained that each wind symbolized a different dimension of God’s work: the north wind represented authority and power, the south wind represented revival fire, the east wind represented glory and new beginnings, and the west wind represented deliverance.

As the message intensified, Weaver prophesied that revival would break out across America and the nations.

“I prophesy in the name of Jesus Christ that is upon us but yet greater—greater measures, greater than we’ve seen before,” she declared. “It’s not going to be in one place. It’s going to be hot spots all over America, the UK, Australia… South Africa, the Philippines… South America.”

The sermon also carried a strong warning to churches not to quench the move of the Holy Spirit by prioritizing programs and schedules over God’s presence.

“We are stopping full moves of glory,” Weaver said. “Let us have the glory.”

Near the end of the gathering, attendees were urged to begin prophesying life over dead situations, marriages, ministries and spiritual callings.

“Your prayer life—live again. You used to write—live again. You used to preach the gospel—live again,” Weaver proclaimed.

In an era when many believers feel spiritually dry and weary, Weaver’s message served as a passionate Pentecost call for the church to once again seek the breath, wind and fire of the Holy Spirit.

Abby Trivett is a writer and editor for Charisma Media and has a passion for sharing the gospel through the written word. She holds two degrees from Regent University, a B.A. in Communication with a concentration in Journalism and a Master of Arts in Journalism. She is the author of the upcoming book, The Power of Suddenly: Discover How God Can Change Everything in a Moment. For interviews and media inquiries, please contact [email protected].

A renewed wave of interest surrounding Noah’s Ark is capturing global attention after researchers pointed to a 16th-century map that appears to depict the biblical vessel resting in the mountains of eastern Turkey.

According to a recent New York Post report, investigators studying a 1587 world map known as the “Planisphere” believe the ancient illustration may correspond with the controversial Durupinar formation near Mount Ararat — a boat-shaped geological site long associated with theories about Noah’s Ark.

The map was made by Italian cartographer Urbano Monte and is currently located at Stanford University’s David Rumsey Map Center. Researchers noted that the illustration appears to place Noah’s Ark in the same region as the Durupinar formation today.

The Durupinar site, first identified in 1959, has remained at the center of debate for decades because of its unusual shape and dimensions. The structure measures approximately 515 feet long, closely matching the dimensions for Noah’s Ark described in Genesis 6.

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In recent years, independent researchers associated with the Noah’s Ark Scans project have conducted ground-penetrating radar scans and soil analyses at the site. According to reports from the New York Post and The Sun, researchers say they discovered underground voids, corridor-like formations and a central cavity beneath the surface.

Researchers also reported elevated levels of organic matter and potassium in soil samples taken from within the formation, compared with those from surrounding areas. Marine fossils and shell-like materials allegedly found in the region have further fueled speculation that the area may once have experienced catastrophic flooding.

Genesis 8:4 states that the ark came to rest “upon the mountains of Ararat” after the floodwaters receded. For many believers, the ongoing search represents more than archaeology. It serves as a reminder of the biblical account of judgment, salvation and humanity’s need for repentance.

Jesus Himself referenced Noah’s generation as a prophetic warning about the last days.

“But as the days of Noah were, so shall also the coming of the Son of man be,” Jesus said in Matthew 24:37.

As technology continues to probe some of the world’s oldest mysteries, this renewed interest in Noah’s Ark reflects a growing hunger to understand the truth of Scripture — and serves as a reminder that biblical prophecy still speaks powerfully into the modern age.

Abby Trivett is a writer and editor for Charisma Media and has a passion for sharing the gospel through the written word. She holds two degrees from Regent University, a B.A. in Communication with a concentration in Journalism and a Master of Arts in Journalism. She is the author of the upcoming book, The Power of Suddenly: Discover How God Can Change Everything in a Moment. For interviews and media inquiries, please contact [email protected].

A stunning video appearing to show a glowing green meteor plunging toward an erupting volcano in the Philippines has captivated millions online and reignited conversations about biblical signs in the heavens.

The dramatic footage shows the active Mayon Volcano erupting while a bright green fireball streaks across the nearby night sky, creating what many viewers described as an “apocalyptic” scene. The clip quickly spread across social media as speculation erupted over whether the volcano had actually been struck.

According to reporting from the Daily Mail, the footage was recorded by monitoring cameras positioned around the volcano. Additional infrared footage from PHIVOLCS, the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology, also captured the event from another angle.

Despite the shocking visuals, analysts say the volcano itself was never impacted.

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A detailed video breakdown by GeologyHub and afarTV explaining the phenomenon said the apparent collision was caused by a perspective illusion, making the meteor appear much closer to the volcano than it truly was.

“Mayon did not actually get struck by a small asteroid or meteor,” the video explained. “Instead, this is just a perspective trick since it’s hard to quantify where objects are in the night sky without a known reference point.”

The analysis suggested the meteor likely fragmented or burned up entirely in Earth’s atmosphere at an altitude of roughly 45 kilometers, or approximately 147,600 feet above the ground.

Though scientists emphasized the event was a natural occurrence rather than a catastrophic impact, the imagery itself stirred powerful reactions online because of its resemblance to scenes often associated with end-times prophecy and divine judgment.

In Luke 21:11, Jesus warned that in the last days there would be “fearful sights and great signs from heaven.” Revelation also describes cosmic disturbances, falling stars and dramatic events in the heavens during the earth’s final days.

The combination of an erupting volcano and a blazing fireball cutting through the darkness created a breathtaking, almost cinematic visual. But beyond the viral fascination, the event also served as a reminder of the majesty of creation and the fragility of human life.

Whether viewed as a scientific curiosity or a sobering reminder of biblical warnings about signs in the heavens, the footage undeniably left millions staring at the skies—and wondering what comes next.

Abby Trivett is a writer and editor for Charisma Media and has a passion for sharing the gospel through the written word. She holds two degrees from Regent University, a B.A. in Communication with a concentration in Journalism and a Master of Arts in Journalism. She is the author of the upcoming book, The Power of Suddenly: Discover How God Can Change Everything in a Moment. For interviews and media inquiries, please contact [email protected].

For many of us, the waiting season can feel unbearable. The prayers continue, the promises linger, and the breakthrough seems delayed. But Alwyn Uys’ message is reminding Christians that God often does His deepest work not at the destination—but in the wilderness journey itself.

In a heartfelt reflection shared while sitting in his car reading the Bible and journaling, Uys opened up about how the Lord has recently been teaching him about patience in the process.

“I had this sense that so many people are impatient right now with current situations, with current circumstances,” he said. “Why aren’t things moving faster than what we want them to move right now?”

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Uys then recounted a recent ministry trip to California that unexpectedly became a spiritual lesson. After flying nearly 10 hours and then driving another six hours to Los Angeles, he found himself questioning why the journey had to be so long.

“Lord, why didn’t we just fly there? Why couldn’t the journey have been shorter? Because I just want to get to my end destination,” he recalled praying.

That is when he sensed the Lord speak something powerful to his heart: “Oftentimes it’s not so much about where we get to…it’s about the journey. And some things God can only do by taking you the long way.”

Drawing a parallel to the Israelites wandering through the wilderness, Uys noted that although the Promised Land was geographically close, God intentionally led His people through a much longer process.

“They knew exactly where they were going,” he said. “But going from Egypt all the way to the Promised Land…it could have taken them only a couple of weeks, but it took them 40 years.”

According to the message, the wilderness season is not a punishment, but preparation.

“There is no shortcuts in the wilderness,” he said. “There are some things that we have to go through…in order to sustain and maintain what we are receiving in the promised land.”

Uys emphasized that while many believers focus solely on breakthrough, promotion or answered prayer, God is often more concerned with transformation during the process.

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“God wants the journey. We want the result,” he said. “The journey is just as important as the end destination.”

He also encouraged believers not to despise seasons of delay or wilderness, because those are often the very places where God’s love, goodness and character become most real.

“The wilderness is where you see the love of God, where you see the goodness of God,” he said. “And the promised land is where you see His faithfulness.”

In a culture obsessed with instant gratification and immediate results, this message serves as a sobering reminder that God rarely wastes a season. Sometimes the delay is not denial—it is divine preparation.

Abby Trivett is a writer and editor for Charisma Media and has a passion for sharing the gospel through the written word. She holds two degrees from Regent University, a B.A. in Communication with a concentration in Journalism and a Master of Arts in Journalism. She is the author of the upcoming book, The Power of Suddenly: Discover How God Can Change Everything in a Moment. For interviews and media inquiries, please contact [email protected].

Could America’s aging power grid be more vulnerable than most people realize?

In a recent message, Stone revealed that a trusted friend who had attended meetings near the Beltway warned him that discussions are intensifying about the possibility of major power grid blackouts and infrastructure failures across the United States.

“They said, ‘You need to be prepared for … power grid blackouts and failure,’” Stone said.

Stone pointed to several potential threats facing the grid, including solar flares, cyberattacks, terrorism and increasing electrical demand caused by rapid development and artificial intelligence facilities.

“One hundred percent possibility at some time there will be a solar flare … and it will affect the power grid,” Stone warned while referencing the historic Carrington Event of the 1800s that disrupted telegraph systems worldwide.

He also discussed growing concerns over cyber warfare.

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“Some good hackers [are] still able to get through,” Stone said regarding protections surrounding portions of America’s electrical infrastructure.

Beyond foreign threats, Stone said, rapid population growth and the rise of AI-powered facilities are placing enormous stress on local systems. While he made it clear he was not attempting to spread fear, he emphasized the importance of wisdom and preparation.

“Don’t worry. Don’t fret. Prepare,” he said. “The Bible says in Proverbs that a person who sees danger coming prepares in advance.”

Throughout the teaching, Stone encouraged practical preparedness measures including solar-powered generators, rechargeable lighting devices, emergency food storage and backup water supplies.

He demonstrated several solar-powered lights and charging devices that he personally keeps on hand in case of outages. “As long as there’s some sunlight, you can get this … use this,” he explained while showing a solar-powered charging system.

Scripture repeatedly calls Christians to live watchfully and wisely in uncertain times. While Stone urged viewers not to panic or be consumed by fear, he emphasized that believers should remain spiritually alert and use practical wisdom to care for their families and communities.

As instability grows across the world — from cyber threats to natural disasters — many Christians are once again asking an important question: Are we truly prepared, both physically and spiritually, for the days ahead?

Abby Trivett is a writer and editor for Charisma Media and has a passion for sharing the gospel through the written word. She holds two degrees from Regent University, a B.A. in Communication with a concentration in Journalism and a Master of Arts in Journalism. She is the author of the upcoming book, The Power of Suddenly: Discover How God Can Change Everything in a Moment. For interviews and media inquiries, please contact [email protected].

Pastor Touré Roberts is opening up like never before about his relationship with his wife, Sarah Jakes Roberts and the influence of T.D. Jakes and the enormous responsibility of helping lead The Potter’s House into its next chapter.

In a deeply personal interview on “The Deep End” with Lecrae, Roberts shared how his relationship with Sarah began—and how Bishop Jakes carefully examined the man who would eventually marry his daughter.

“We both had decided that if God wasn’t doing it, we weren’t going to do it,” Roberts said, recalling how both he and Sarah had stepped away from dating after painful divorces.

“What stood out to me was her articulation of God,” he said.

At the time, Sarah was not yet the globally recognized voice she would later become. Roberts explained she was primarily known as a blogger and author before her ministry platform exploded internationally.

As the relationship grew serious, Roberts knew he needed to sit down with T.D. Jakes.

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The first meeting came during one of Jakes’ book signings in Los Angeles.

“He said, ‘You know you got my daughter’s heart in your hands, right?’” Roberts recalled.

But it was a later private conversation at Jakes’ home that left the deepest impact.

After listening carefully as Roberts explained his background, intentions and relationship with Sarah, Bishop Jakes asked a question that Roberts says changed everything:

“I know what’s right with you, but tell me what’s wrong with you.”

Roberts described the moment as evidence of Jakes’ incredible discernment and wisdom.

“He was listening to my words, but what he was really listening to more so was my heart,” Roberts said.

Now, years later, Roberts and Sarah are carrying the mantle at The Potter’s House following Bishop Jakes’ succession announcement. He revealed the transition process had quietly been developing long before the public knew.

“The biggest weight that I felt was the weight of responsibility,” Roberts said. “This cannot go down.”

Still, Roberts made clear that succession is not about becoming another T.D. Jakes.

“It was very important from the Spirit of the Lord to not try to become Bishop Jakes,” he explained.

Before accepting the assignment, Roberts said he and Sarah made several non-negotiable commitments to one another.

“We’re not going to lose ourselves. We’re not going to lose our marriage. And we’re not going to lose our family.”

Abby Trivett is a writer and editor for Charisma Media and has a passion for sharing the gospel through the written word. She holds two degrees from Regent University, a B.A. in Communication with a concentration in Journalism and a Master of Arts in Journalism. She is the author of the upcoming book, The Power of Suddenly: Discover How God Can Change Everything in a Moment. For interviews and media inquiries, please contact [email protected].

Elon Musk is drawing major attention—and concern from some Christians—after comparing Neuralink’s experimental brain-chip technology to the miracles of Jesus Christ.

During a recent appearance at the Samson International Smart Mobility Summit in Tel Aviv, Musk described the work being done through Neuralink as “Jesus-level technologies,” according to a report from Breitbart.

Musk discussed Neuralink’s efforts to restore vision and mobility through brain-computer interfaces. According to MarketWatch, Musk pointed to technologies designed to help paralyzed patients communicate and potentially restore eyesight to those who are blind.

Reuters previously reported that Neuralink received an FDA breakthrough designation for its “Blindsight” device, which is intended to interface with the brain’s visual cortex in an attempt to restore vision.

Reuters also reported earlier this year that Neuralink now has 21 participants enrolled in human trials worldwide, up from 12 participants previously disclosed by the company.

As this new medical innovation emerges, Amanda Grace issued a prophetic warning after Musk’s comments began circulating online.

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“Putting technology on par with Jesus is exactly what is talked about in the book of Revelation,” Grace said in a recent video message.

Grace then referenced a prophetic word she says she received on April 17, 2024, regarding Musk and the rise of artificial intelligence.

“My essence, who I am … cannot be placed in a chip, in a link, in artificial intelligence,” Grace said while reading the message she attributed to the Lord. “For I am the Creator, Elon. It is I who you seek. It is not the technology.”

In her message, Grace warned believers not to confuse technological advancement with the power and nature of God Himself.

“The miracles Jesus did and what technology is doing is totally different and has a totally different root and purpose,” Grace said. “Although you want the blind to see, the lame to walk, you want to see people restored.”

Grace warned that believers should remain spiritually discerning as AI and neural technologies continue to advance rapidly.

“Technology is trying to artificially replicate who Almighty God is,” she said.

Grace also connected the developments to concerns about the future “beast system” described in the book of Revelation.

“You need to pray for him because this is exactly the cobblestone to the beast system in the book of Revelation,” Grace said.

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Abby Trivett is a writer and editor for Charisma Media and has a passion for sharing the gospel through the written word. She holds two degrees from Regent University, a B.A. in Communication with a concentration in Journalism and a Master of Arts in Journalism. She is the author of the upcoming book, The Power of Suddenly: Discover How God Can Change Everything in a Moment. For interviews and media inquiries, please contact [email protected].

Just days after the passing of Joni Lamb, Randy Kay joined Daystar’s Rachel and Joshua Brown to answer difficult questions about heaven, eternity and what happens after death.

The emotional conversation carried a deeply personal tone as the family openly reflected on grief while pointing viewers toward eternal hope in Christ.

“I’m super excited, Josh, about our guest, Randy Kay,” Rachel said. “He had a near-death experience, went to heaven, talked to Jesus, and his life was forever changed.”

Kay, a former pharmaceutical executive turned Christian speaker and author, recounted how he was declared clinically dead for “30 minutes and 49 seconds” following a medical emergency. He emphasized that his experience was medically documented.

“The monitor doesn’t lie,” Kay said.

According to Kay, the transition from earthly suffering into eternity was immediate and filled with peace.

“It was instant,” he said. “There’s no reality of the person who has left this world of having died. … It’s a transition.”

Kay described leaving his body and suddenly experiencing what he called overwhelming peace in the presence of God.

“Complete peace,” he said. “No memory even of pain or suffering. That was completely gone.”

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Throughout the interview, Kay repeatedly pointed viewers back to Jesus rather than supernatural fascination.

One of the most striking moments came when Kay described encountering a massive angel while in heaven. He said he initially turned to speak to the angel before being corrected.

“The angel said this to me, the only thing he ever said,” Kay recalled. “‘Do not speak… You are in the presence of the Lord.’”

Kay said the moment reinforced that heaven is completely centered on Christ.

“When you’re in His presence, you’re in the sole attention on Him,” he said. “He’s the all, the end-all be-all and nothing else should matter.”

Kay became emotional while reflecting on Joni’s passing, admitting that part of him felt jealous knowing what she is now experiencing.

“I was jealous,” he said. “Jealous of what she was experiencing.”

Despite the sorrow surrounding the interview, the conversation consistently returned to the hope believers have in Christ.

Kay urged viewers to stop delaying their decision to follow Christ, adding, “Pray. Confess Him as your Lord and Savior. He went to the cross for you.”

In a culture increasingly fascinated with the supernatural yet often disconnected from biblical truth, Kay’s testimony served as a sobering reminder that eternity is real, heaven is centered on Jesus Christ alone, and every soul must ultimately decide where it will spend eternity.

Abby Trivett is a writer and editor for Charisma Media and has a passion for sharing the gospel through the written word. She holds two degrees from Regent University, a B.A. in Communication with a concentration in Journalism and a Master of Arts in Journalism. She is the author of the upcoming book, The Power of Suddenly: Discover How God Can Change Everything in a Moment. For interviews and media inquiries, please contact [email protected].

New York Times bestselling author and prophetic voice Jonathan Cahn believes President Donald Trump’s historic ties with Jerusalem reveal what he believes is a powerful prophetic sign tied to the end times.

“America, through President Donald Trump, recognized Jerusalem as the capital of the nation of Israel,” Cahn said. “This had never taken place in all the years of Israel’s existence.”

Cahn compared the moment to 1948, when President Harry Truman became the first world leader to recognize Israel after its rebirth as a nation.

“It was the first nation, just as in 1948, through Harry Truman,” he said. “America was the first nation to recognize Israel at the moment, within minutes of it being reborn.”

Throughout the message, Cahn argued that the fierce global backlash surrounding Jerusalem reveals the city’s spiritual significance.

“Jerusalem is not only the center of the earth,” Cahn said. “It’s the center of our faith.”

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Referencing decades of U.N. resolutions condemning Israel, Cahn claimed the world’s obsession with Jerusalem points to biblical prophecy unfolding before the eyes of the nations.

“There’s only one nation in the world that the rest of the world doesn’t recognize its capital,” he said. “Only one. Which one? Israel.”

Cahn pointed listeners to passages such as Zechariah 12, where Scripture says Jerusalem will become “an immovable rock for all the nations.”

“The Word of God says that in the last days God will raise Israel back from the dead and will be a nation again,” Cahn declared. “He will gather them from the ends of the earth and bring them back to their homeland. He did it.”

He continued, “And all the nations of the world will come against that. Will come against what? Jewish people in Jerusalem.”

Cahn also warned believers not to ignore what he sees as prophetic convergence happening in real time.

“It’s not natural,” he said. “It’s supernatural.”

While acknowledging the controversy surrounding Trump, Cahn argued that God can use imperfect leaders to accomplish prophetic purposes.

“As I’ve shared regarding Trump…with all his flaws, God is still sovereign, and God will use whom He will,” he said.

The message ultimately shifted from geopolitics to a direct spiritual challenge for Christians. Cahn urged believers not to surrender to fear, compromise or spiritual complacency.

“The enemy says that to you,” Cahn said. “’You have to live in that sin…that bondage…that fear…that anxiety.’ And you have to say, ‘No, I don’t. No, I won’t anymore.’”

He then connected the battle over Jerusalem to the spiritual authority believers carry through Christ.

“Take your Jerusalem,” Cahn proclaimed. “Don’t let your Jerusalem be trampled down. Don’t let your calling be taken away by the enemy.”

As wars, unrest and tensions surrounding Israel continue to dominate headlines, Cahn says believers should remember one central truth: God still has the final word over Jerusalem and the nations.

“God has the last word,” he said. “The gates of hell shall not prevail against it.”

Abby Trivett is a writer and editor for Charisma Media and has a passion for sharing the gospel through the written word. She holds two degrees from Regent University, a B.A. in Communication with a concentration in Journalism and a Master of Arts in Journalism. She is the author of the upcoming book, The Power of Suddenly: Discover How God Can Change Everything in a Moment. For interviews and media inquiries, please contact [email protected].