A pastor running for California governor is making Israel one of his first and fiercest campaign priorities, vowing to become the most pro-Israel leader the state has ever seen while pledging to confront the surge of anti-Semitism erupting on university campuses and across California’s cultural landscape.

In an interview with CBN News’ Jerusalem Dateline, Pastor Ché Ahn explained how his commitment to Israel will define his run for California governor.

“I am going to be the best pro-Israel governor in the history of California. I mean that. I love Israel,” he declared.

Ahn’s stance is not new.

For more than two decades, his church, Harvest Rock, has hosted nights to honor Israel and raised “hundreds of thousands of dollars to bless Israel.” Ahn noted that his ministry network has led tours to the Holy Land “a dozen times.” He also stated, “We pray for Israel. We pray for the peace of Jerusalem.”

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Ahn says California must confront the current wave of anti-Jewish hostility—especially on university campuses.

After the events of Oct. 7, 2023, he pointed to demonstrations at UCLA and USC, noting that “there were pro-Palestinian marches led by professors.” If elected, he vows to act decisively: “I am going to… discipline the schools that are allowing these pro-Palestinian and anti-Semitic marches and statements to go forth.”

For Ahn, running for governor also means ushering in godliness into the darkest of places.

“We need to change the spiritual climate of California. It’s not just getting the votes out,” he said.

From Ahn’s perspective, the issue is clear: blessing Israel is not just a geopolitical strategy—it is a matter of spiritual alignment. And confronting anti-Semitism is not merely a policy plank—it is obedience. With California teetering between revival and rebellion, he believes the next chapter of the state will be determined by whether its leaders defend truth, honor God and stand with His people.

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.

Revival is not merely something that happens in stadiums or on mission fields—it is meant to happen on suburban streets, in neighborhoods, across kitchen tables and in everyday routines. That is the message echoed by Pastor Jack Hibbs in a powerful teaching from Romans 15.

“If you’ve been transformed,” Hibbs declared, “there is a 365, 24-hour-a-day awareness of the fact that you belong to Him and you’re in the family.” Transformation is not a Sunday-only experience—it is a continual awareness of identity, relationship and mission.

When believers truly embrace this transformation, evangelism becomes the fruit rather than the task. “When we become a hearer of the word and a doer of the word,” he said, “we will not even have to preach Christ. We will display Christ, and people will say to us, ‘Okay, what’s with you?’”

This, he argues, is how the gospel advanced in the first century—and how it must advance again. God is saying, “Come and walk with Me, and let your neighbors and your unbelieving friends see how you’re walking with Me.” When they ask about the hope within us, the believer can respond, “Follow me as I follow Him, because He can be experienced.”

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The urgency of the moment cannot be overstated. “We’re running out of time,” he warned. “If God called the apostle Paul to the ends of the earth… we live in the 21st century now, and we have scarcely taken the gospel to the end of our street.”

For many, the hindrance is not hostility, but comfort. We live among neighbors who may never set foot in a church—yet they live close enough to witness our marriages, our suffering, our generosity, our peace and our endurance. Hibbs reminded believers that the early church was known long before it was understood; Rome had heard of their faith. Paul wrote in Romans 15:14 that they were “full of goodness, filled with all knowledge.”

This goodness is not merely politeness—it is God-likeness expressed in action. Knowledge, likewise, is not theoretical but experiential. “Do you know Christ,” he asked, “in an experiential way?”

Such experiential faith provokes questions in a dark world. It also provokes repentance among believers, who must guard their private time with God from the busyness—even of good things. Transformation begins in secret and is displayed in public.

In the end, Hibbs’ appeal was simple: to live as a family on mission. Not a religious crowd, but a transformed household. Not merely a people who study doctrine, but a people who—by the Spirit—embody it. “Now’s the time,” he said, “for us to truly be living, breathing children of the Most High God… and all that that means.”

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.

Revival is not coming. It is already here.

In a 10,000-person stadium in São Paulo, Brazil, Kathryn Krick saw revival break out at one of her latest events.

Writing a post on YouTube, Krick shared:

I’m so in awe of the faithfulness of Jesus! 9 years ago God spoke a word through my spiritual father that revival would grow to fill stadiums. We stepped into that promise on Friday in São Paulo! 10,000 people came to encounter Jesus! Their hunger made it so easy for God to move in tremendous power! There was no need for one on one prayer. Jesus came in power and moved upon the thousands of people all over the stadium. People fell down with God’s power all over the stadium. Demons were shrieking as they left people all over! Testimonies have begun to pour in of many healings, deliverances and transformation by God’s power!

It’s amazing that this event took place in the first month of the year on the 9th day of the year, and this promise was fulfilled after 9 years since the prophecy was spoken! God’s ways are truly perfect and He writes the most beautiful stories.

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In her message to those in São Paulo, Krick said, “I’ve seen prophetically the heart of God for this nation, for all of you,” she began with. “You all have a special heart for God, a heart after God’s heart.”

Krick’s message centered on revival, including the outpouring of the Holy Spirit.

“God is now pouring out His Spirit in a way we have not seen since when Jesus walked the earth and in the Acts church. He is pouring out His Spirit, His anointing, His power,” Krick stated.

Krick pointed out that the Lord is able to heal every kind of sickness, darkness, disease and demonic oppression. He is the one who can perform any kind of miracle.

“He has poured out His anointing upon the earth,” she said.

She also noted that God did not pick the most likely people to follow Him, yet those were the ones He chose. In the same way, He still chooses people today for His plans and purposes beyond all that we could ever think, hope, dream or imagine, even if they seem like the least likely candidates according to the world’s eyes.

“The hunger I’ve seen of you, Brazilian people, is unprecedented,” Krick says. “I see how you’ve touched His heart. And I see that He has chosen you because of this heart for Him.”

Brazil’s awakening is a reminder that God is not waiting for a future moment—He is moving now. Stadiums are filling, demons are fleeing and hearts are catching fire with holy hunger.

As testimonies continue to pour in from São Paulo and beyond, one thing is becoming clear: the same Spirit that shook the early church is shaking nations again.

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.

Prophetic voice Chuck Pierce is urging the Body of Christ to lift its eyes, take courage and expect something far greater on the horizon: the revealing of God’s glory within His people.

Pierce opened his message by reminding listeners that God’s desire has always been to restore the glory of His sons and daughters. “God is longing to restore the glory He knit into you,” he said.

Quoting Romans 3, he added, “We have all sinned and fallen short of the glory of God.” That universal fallenness, Pierce noted, is not the end of the story, but the very reason Jesus came.

“What Moses and the prophets witnessed to all those years has happened,” Pierce declared. “The God setting things right that we read about has become Jesus setting things right for us… When you’ve done something wrong, Jesus came to set it right.”

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Pierce explained that many believers live under the weight of their failures, replaying every mistake and setback. “All they do is go back and rehearse all their sorry record and the messes they made,” he said.

But grace requires a shift in posture. “There ain’t nothing you can do to get it,” he emphasized. It is only received when we come honestly before God, acknowledging our weakness. “He has to look down at you when you look up at him and say, ‘I am the biggest mess on earth.’ And He says, ‘This is what I say about your mess.’ And He pours grace all over you.”

According to Pierce, that outpouring is not merely for the sake of comfort but for transformation — a restoration to God’s original intent. “He got us out of the mess we’re in and restored us to where he always wanted us to be,” he said. “His Son paid the price for you to shine. See, that’s glory.”

A Prophetic Window for Rebuilding

Around the midpoint of his message, Pierce pointed to the book of Haggai and a prophetic pattern that occurs when God leads His people out of captivity. “There comes a time where you enter in to the greater glory,” he said, noting that Israel experienced such a moment after 70 years of Babylonian captivity.

Echoing Ezra’s instruction to the returning exiles, Pierce emphasized that three spiritual dynamics converge when God calls His people to rebuild:

1. Break Discouragement to Experience Revival

“There’s going to be this small window where you can be totally revived,” Pierce taught, describing a moment of divine opportunity not to be missed.

2. Break Disinterest to Lay a New Foundation

“It’s going to be this window that causes a new foundation to be laid,” he said — a foundation that aligns God’s people for what comes next.

3. Break Disillusionment to Usher in Joy and Weeping

Pierce said this rebuilding produces a sound “so great nobody will be able to distinguish which is which.” He described it as “a sound that mingles… your mistakes from the past and the future that you know that I have for you,” culminating in a decree that “a new glory is coming.”

In a time when many feel weary, uncertain or delayed in their promises, Pierce’s message reframes the moment. Grace is not only covering the mess. It is rebuilding the house. And for those who have endured captivity, delay or discipline, the next window may be the one in which glory finally breaks through.

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.

Before his passing, Charlie Kirk warned us about Zohran Mamdani and what we could expect to see in our culture as a result of his rise to power. Now, this warning appears to be unfolding before our eyes.

“It’s a coming attraction of what is coming next,” Kirk told Tucker Carlson. “Zohran Mamdani communist that is running for mayor in New York people are missing the point of really what this is. This is another distress signal by young people to say, ‘Hey, if you’re not going to fix our life, economically, we’re going to get very radical politically.”

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Now that Mamdani has been elected as mayor of New York City, his ideas are already shifting what’s in store for the Big Apple. From implementing a fire chief who has no experience as a firefighter to announcing universal childcare to a group of two-year-olds with YouTuber Ms. Rachel, Mamdani’s start as mayor has already been way out of left field.

“Let’s take a step back. President Trump won the youth vote in many states across the country,” Kirk stated. “12, 13 years ago when I started Turning Point, if you would have told me that a Republican running for the presidency would be winning the youth vote in Michigan and in Arizona, I’d say, ‘No way.’ It’s an incomprehensible accomplishment of what President Trump was able to do.”

Kirk then pointed out that Trump was able to do this, especially with young men, because they were trying to grab attention from their leaders.

“Donald Trump was a distress signal,” Kirk said. “The rise of Mamdani is just another iteration of this only from the left.”

What we are witnessing now is more than just a political swing—it carries the scent of a cultural and spiritual shift that Scripture warned would come in the final days. Kirk’s warning was not merely about policy, but about a generation sending up distress flares as they search for identity, meaning and solutions outside of God’s order. When the shepherds fail, the sheep scatter—and new voices rush in to fill the vacuum. The rise of Mamdani is a sobering reminder that when a nation rejects righteous leadership, it will inevitably embrace radical alternatives.

God often allows such leaders to emerge as instruments to reveal a nation’s heart and to awaken His people to pray, repent, and prepare. Whether Kirk knew it or not, his warning served as a prophetic trumpet blast, and now that the sound is being fulfilled in real time, the church must decide whether to sleep through the shaking or stand watch in the hour for which it was made.

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.

The church has gone too far, and the secular world has finally noticed.

In a viral Instagram video, comedian Druski takes aim at the celebrity megachurch ecosystem, known for its smoke machines, hype culture, big money asks and Scripture turned into spectacle. Suspended mid-air as smoke cannons blast and Kirk Franklin’s “Revolution” blares, Druski embodies the showman-pastor archetype with unsettling accuracy.

The parody church, “Collect and Praise Ministries,” is packed with designer fashion, crowd-pleasing gospel jams, choreographed worship dance breaks and high-budget flair. It’s the kind of church that seems built as much for reels and brand partnerships as for discipleship. In this video, Druski is seen suspended in the air as smoke cannons fire at him while playing Kirk Franklin’s “Revolution.”

After this, the comedian says to the “congregation,” “I’m going to have Wanda stand up here.” Wanda, an elderly lady, Druski jokes, says that she could not have a baby, so he “impregnated her with the Word of God. I’m going to impregnate everyone with the Word of God.”

Druski’s parody takes things one step further: “I had someone in the congregation ask why I’m wearing Christian Dior. ‘Cause I’m a Christian, and I walk in the blood of Jesus,” he says, revealing red soles to his shoes.

The skit then turns to what megachurches are known for: raising funds for projects.

“We are raising funds for a project in Zimbabwe,” Druski says. “We are trying to get a congregation over in Africa. We wanted to raise $4 million for that. That needs to appear today. We are not letting anyone leave until we reach our goal, amen.” The congregants are then shown giving their “life savings” to Druski, the pastor, before he lies down on a couch in his office, counts the cash, and eventually drives off in his nice car after spitting on a man who did not give tithes and offerings.

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The skit, while in jest, reveals some hard truths about what we see in real life. It sparks laughter within us, not because it’s unfamiliar to us, but because it has all the hallmarks of things that we unfortunately have seen. We have seen pastors go to the extreme with their messages, punting footballs, needing loud lights and applause and fog machines to do the job. We have seen megachurch pastors more hungry for funds than for the human soul to know Jesus, even to the point where people give up all their money for the sake of the church.

This scenario is one of the reasons social media accounts like Prophets N Watches and Preachers N Sneakers have gained traction. They highlight the cost of the watches and shoes worn by the most famous pastors in America from behind the pulpit. While there’s nothing inherently wrong with having wealth, the discrepancy between pastors and their congregants is often striking, especially when funds, rather than the gospel, become the center of a church’s heart and soul.

Druski’s parody isn’t an attack on Christianity—it’s a mirror. Where the church was meant to influence culture, the church has instead been influenced by it. The question is not whether the world has noticed the drift—clearly it has. The question is whether the church will have the courage to return to the simplicity, purity and fire of the gospel before the parody becomes the norm instead of the satire.

To watch the full skit, click here. (Editor’s note: mild language in video.)

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.

What kind of signal did we just receive from space?

A Daily Mail report noted that an intriguing “10-second signal from one of the most distant points in the universe has been detected,” though its source remains a mystery.

Strange, right?

The report further detailed that this signal was picked up by two different satellites, which were “13 billion light-years away from Earth.” While we don’t know precisely where in the universe this originated, the cause is believed to be a supernova.

Right now, scientists lean toward the theory that the explosion signal is actually a gamma ray, which is a powerful light form that is “the most energetic source of radiation,” as the Mail notes.

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The lead researcher on this scientific investigation, Andrew Levan from Radboud University, stated, “There are only a handful of gamma-ray bursts in the last 50 years that have been detected in the first billion years of the universe…”

Since God created the world, the stars, galaxies, and cosmic phenomena have served as His billboard—declaring His brilliance and sovereignty to every generation. Even the most advanced satellites and telescopes are only beginning to uncover the vast orchestration that God put in motion with a single word. To the unbelieving world, signals like this are labeled as anomalies. To the believer, reminders that the universe is not random but created by the God who spoke life into existence.

From the depths of space to the smallest cell, the universe is proclaiming that God is real, God is creative and God is in control. In a moment when humanity is searching the skies for answers, God may once again be using the heavens to point us back to Himself.

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 decades, the idea of UFOs belonged to late-night radio, obscure conferences and fringe documentaries.

Not anymore.

What was once dismissed as a conspiracy theory has now exploded into the mainstream—and author and researcher L.A. Marzulli believes this sudden shift is not an accident, but a sign of prophetic times.

“Everything is in lock step,” Marzulli told Charisma Media during a recent interview. “Congress is talking about the UAP/UFO phenomenon. Whistleblowers are coming forward… All these people say the same thing: We are not alone in the universe.”

From classified briefings to headline documentaries such as The Age of Disclosure, the cultural messaging is clear: humanity is being prepared for something. And it’s happening fast.

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Marzulli, who has spent over 30 years investigating UFOs, abductions, cattle mutilations and alleged hybridization programs, believes the biblical warning in 1 Timothy 4:1 is unfolding before our eyes: “The spirit clearly says that in the latter times some will abandon the faith and follow deceiving spirits and things taught by demons.”

“This is exactly where we are,” he says without hesitation.

A Silent Church and a Loud Culture

While government officials and former intelligence operatives fill documentaries with testimony, Marzulli’s concern is not merely national security—it’s spiritual deception.

“The phenomenon is now out of the back room. It’s no longer [a] conspiracy theory. And what’s alarming to me is the slumber of the church.”

A Coming Announcement?

Marzulli imagines what global disclosure could look like if world leaders make a coordinated announcement:

“Folks, I have an announcement to make. We have been in contact with other life forms… They are friendly… We are not alone in the universe.”

He warns that such a moment could trigger the prophetic “falling away,” causing many—especially the unprepared—to abandon biblical faith for a new supernatural narrative.

The Prophetic Worldview Behind the Phenomenon

Unlike secular ufology, Marzulli ties the entire disclosure movement back to Genesis, fallen angels, the Nephilim and a millennia-long spiritual war.

“People are deceived… There is another paradigm, a biblical paradigm,” he says.

This, Marzulli argues, is the real battle—not technological, but theological.

Preparing the Saints

For that reason, Marzulli and other researchers are urging pastors and believers to engage now, not later.

“This is a real phenomenon… and we as believers need to be able to say, ‘This is in the Bible.’”

In a world rushing toward disclosure, he offers a warning that doubles as a prophetic trumpet blast:

“People are falling from the line, and that’s why we’re pushing back.”

As the world races toward what many believe will be a full-scale disclosure moment, the church cannot afford to shrug or sleep through the birth pangs of prophetic fulfillment. Now, more than ever, the remnant must be vigilant, rooted in Scripture and prepared to give an answer for the hope that is within us. The shaking has only just begun.

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.

On a recent episode of The Daniel Kolenda Show, evangelist Daniel Kolenda and New York City pastor Mike Signorelli sounded the alarm about where today’s rapidly advancing technology is headed and how it could intersect with the end-times beast system.

Kolenda recalled hearing a leading AI architect boast that once AI reaches “universal general intelligence,” it will “have the answers for all of our questions,” even claiming it could solve “peace in the Middle East.” Kolenda admitted this jolted him back to what he’d been taught as a child: that the Antichrist would appear with a solution to the Middle East crisis. Connecting the dots, he asked, “Could it be that people start looking to these artificial sources of intelligence as God, as a messiah, as a savior kind of figure?”

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Signorelli believes that’s precisely the direction the world is heading.

“What I said was… I believe that it is going it’s an integral part of how you get the Antichrist and the Antichrist system,” he explained. To him, AI is not the beast itself, but a crucial part of its infrastructure.

He likened our moment to a digital reboot of Genesis 11. “We now have grown a digital… tower of Babel,” he warned. Instant translation, global connectivity, and algorithmic control are producing a counterfeit unity that looks impressive on the surface but is rooted in rebellion against God.

Right now, Signorelli concedes, AI is in a kind of “sweet spot” where it can still be used for tremendous good. He believes, “in 2026 we’re going to see massive medical breakthroughs, and you’re going to see announcements of things being cured or near curable,” which will cause the masses to embrace it wholeheartedly. “The only way that the masses will embrace it is it cannot show up as evil. It has to show up as good, a benefit,” he said.

But he also sees a tipping point coming—especially tied to the next generation.

Signorelli warned that as AI merges with entertainment and identity, “2026 is going to actually bring the rise of the AI influencer where it starts to become indiscernible, and your favorite character online isn’t real.”

With each new generation growing up more immersed in screens and algorithms, he believes many will quietly make a devastating exchange: “To me, it makes sense that it’s like I can talk to God or I can talk to AI… I can pray for a miracle through God, or I can get a miracle through this AI, this technological advancement.”

That equation, he says, is where the spiritual danger explodes. AI becomes a “demonic counterfeit of the Holy Spirit”—a voice that seems ever-present, ever-helpful, always answering, yet drawing hearts away from the living God.

At the same time, both Kolenda and Signorelli believe this dark backdrop will make genuine, Spirit-anointed ministry shine brighter. As deepfakes, bots and synthetic “influencers” blur reality, people will hunger for what is real. Stadium gatherings, in-person preaching and raw encounters with the power of God may become the very thing that cuts through the digital noise.

While a beast system is quietly being assembled in the background, God is raising up a generation who will refuse to bow to a silicon savior—and will preach Jesus with more clarity and courage than ever before.

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.

YouTube content creator Ms. Rachel has made her political agenda quite clear once again. This time, she joined none other than New York City’s new socialist mayor, Zohran Mamdani.

Ms. Rachel, whose real name is Rachel Griffin Accurso, went with Mamdani to the District 2-3/Pre-K Center last week, according to ABC Eyewitness News 7 New York. During their time with the toddlers, Accurso and Mamdani sang “Wheels on the Bus” with the children before the actual reason for the visit came out.

“I want to share with all of you that I’m feeling happy because yesterday we announced that New York City is going to deliver universal childcare for every 2-year-old…” Mamdani told the children.

Because why not use children as pawns in a political scheme? That seems to be the precedent now for the socialist agenda.

“Giving makes us so happy, and giving child care makes everyone really happy in our city,” Accurso told the children.

Never has it been more clear: The government is coming for your children, and they will stop at nothing to do so even if it means onboarding the celebrities, cartoons and educational videos and figures that they look up to do so.

This is not the first time Accurso has faced backlash.

As Charisma reported back in 2024, she did a controversial Pride Month video where she said, “This month and every month, I celebrate you. I’m so glad you’re here, exactly who you are, to those who are going to comment, they can’t watch the show anymore because of this support, no worries and much love your way.”

What we are witnessing is not merely feel-good sing-alongs or harmless public appearances. It is the steady conditioning of a generation, wrapped in bright colors, catchy songs and smiling faces.

The enemy has always understood the power of early formation. Pharaoh went after the babies. Herod went after the infants. Modern ideology is no different — it simply dresses itself in child-friendly packaging.

Christian parents must recognize that cultural influence is no longer neutral. Screens disciple. Songs catechize. Characters and influencers now carry values, doctrine and worldview. And while many shrug and call it harmless, Jesus Himself warned that whoever leads little ones astray would face severe judgment.

This is why discernment is no longer optional for Christian families. We cannot afford to hand the next generation over to YouTube, TikTok, Netflix, school boards, influencers or politicians and assume the fruit will be righteous. Parents are the first line of defense, and the last. So guard the atmosphere of your home.

Guard the screens.

Guard the songs.

Guard the voices shaping your kids. The world is no longer hiding its intentions.

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.