Now The End Begins
Man Of The Hour:
Thanks To Emmanuel Macron, 157 Member Nations Of The United Nations Have Now Recognized Palestine As A Sovereign State
Thanks To Emmanuel Macron, 157 Member Nations Of The United Nations Have Now Recognized Palestine As A Sovereign State
By Geoffrey Grider: ‘In the interest of peace’: global leader Emmanuel Macron recognizes Palestinian state at UN summit as he gets the big win he was looking for.
Emmanuel Macron came to the UN General Assembly today looking for a much-needed political win, and he got it in a big way. Thanks to his relentless efforts to create a state of Palestine by the sheer force of his own will, the number of UN member nations now stands at 157, and it’s quite possible that that number will be higher when all the dust settles. Nomination for the Nobel Peace Prize? Absolutely. Actually winning the prize? Highly, highly likely, (sorry, President Trump) and that’s the memo.
In doing what he was able to do today, Emmanuel Macron has now firmly set himself up as a global leader that other nations are willing to follow. I would imagine that he is already planning his next move after his second term as president of France starts winding down. Secretary General of the United Nations would be just thing for such a man, don’t you agree? Once recognition of a state of Palestine hits 160, the momentum will be virtually unstoppable. Almost there, almost Home.
Emmanuel Macron came to the UN General Assembly today looking for a much-needed political win, and he got it in a big way. Thanks to his relentless efforts to create a state of Palestine by the sheer force of his own will, the number of UN member nations now stands at 157, and it’s quite possible that that number will be higher when all the dust settles. Nomination for the Nobel Peace Prize? Absolutely. Actually winning the prize? Highly, highly likely, (sorry, President Trump) and that’s the memo.
“For God hath put in their hearts to fulfil his will, and to agree, and give their kingdom unto the beast, until the words of God shall be fulfilled.” Revelation 17:17 (KJV)
In doing what he was able to do today, Emmanuel Macron has now firmly set himself up as a global leader that other nations are willing to follow. I would imagine that he is already planning his next move after his second term as president of France starts winding down. Secretary General of the United Nations would be just thing for such a man, don’t you agree? Once recognition of a state of Palestine hits 160, the momentum will be virtually unstoppable. Almost there, almost Home.
Harbinger’s Daily
God’s Character And Unchanging Word Repudiate The Lie Of Replacement Theology
By Josh Davis: Replacement theology teaches that the church has replaced Israel in God’s prophetic and redemptive plan. If this theology is correct, the implications are massive:
God Is Not A Liar
Why would God be a liar if replacement theology is correct? Genesis 12:1-3 records God’s covenant with Abraham. God reiterated this covenant with Abraham in Gen. 13:14-18, 15:4-5, 17:1-22. God reminded Abraham’s descendants of this unconditional promise (Gen. 35:10-12; 1 Chron. 16:15-18).
“Now the LORD had said unto Abram, Get thee out of thy country, and from thy kindred, and from thy father’s house, unto a land that I will shew thee: And I will make of thee a great nation, and I will bless thee, and make thy name great; and thou shalt be a blessing: And I will bless them that bless thee, and curse him that curseth thee: and in thee shall all families of the earth be blessed.” (Gen. 12:1-3)
• God would be a liarThese statements beg for biblical explanation.
• God’s Word would be untrue
• Israel would not be in God’s plans
• God’s love would not be unconditional
Why would God be a liar if replacement theology is correct? Genesis 12:1-3 records God’s covenant with Abraham. God reiterated this covenant with Abraham in Gen. 13:14-18, 15:4-5, 17:1-22. God reminded Abraham’s descendants of this unconditional promise (Gen. 35:10-12; 1 Chron. 16:15-18).
“Now the LORD had said unto Abram, Get thee out of thy country, and from thy kindred, and from thy father’s house, unto a land that I will shew thee: And I will make of thee a great nation, and I will bless thee, and make thy name great; and thou shalt be a blessing: And I will bless them that bless thee, and curse him that curseth thee: and in thee shall all families of the earth be blessed.” (Gen. 12:1-3)
Prophecy News Watch
Rapture Burnout? Don’t Be Discouraged
By PNW Staff: Over the past several weeks, thousands of Christians scrolled through YouTube and Facebook feeds only to be inundated with one video after another proclaiming that the Feast of Trumpets on September 23 would bring the long-awaited Rapture of the Church. Once you clicked on one, the algorithms pushed dozens more. Some of the videos carefully and biblically examined the timing of the feasts, the prophetic patterns, and the connection to Christ's return. Others were less cautious--proclaiming with bold certainty: "This is it. Get ready. Jesus is coming this week."
The excitement was contagious. Many in our community felt that surge of expectation, watching the skies and wondering if this might truly be the moment we had all longed for. After all, the Feast of Trumpets has long been seen as the most likely candidate for the fulfillment of Paul's words in 1 Thessalonians 4, when the trumpet of God sounds and the dead in Christ rise first.
But here we are. The Feast has come and gone, and the Church still walks this earth. For some, the disappointment is palpable. Hopes soared only to be dashed once again. And for others, a deeper weariness sets in--what we might call "rapture burnout."
A Word of Caution and Correction
This is where we need to tread carefully but truthfully. There is nothing wrong with hoping, watching, or even speculating about prophetic events. Jesus Himself commanded us to "watch." Prophecy is not a dusty corner of Scripture--it is central to our faith, pointing us to the blessed hope of Christ's return. But there is a world of difference between speculation and proclamation, between saying "this could be" and declaring "thus saith the Lord."
When someone claims to speak for God, attaching His authority to their words, they step onto sacred ground. And when the event does not come to pass, it is not just disappointment that follows--it is deception, confusion, and damage to the witness of the Church. Jeremiah warned the prophets of his own day who told the king what he wanted to hear instead of what the Lord had truly spoken. The Lord's warning was severe: do not claim "thus saith the Lord" when the Lord has not spoken.
Those who spoke with bold certainty that the Rapture would occur this week must reckon with this. It is not enough to quietly move on, as though nothing happened. Accountability is required. Repentance is required. Because if we do not humbly acknowledge when we were wrong, the cycle will simply repeat itself--just as it did when 88 Reasons Why the Rapture Will Be in 1988 was followed, predictably, by 89 Reasons Why the Rapture Will Be in 1989.
The excitement was contagious. Many in our community felt that surge of expectation, watching the skies and wondering if this might truly be the moment we had all longed for. After all, the Feast of Trumpets has long been seen as the most likely candidate for the fulfillment of Paul's words in 1 Thessalonians 4, when the trumpet of God sounds and the dead in Christ rise first.
But here we are. The Feast has come and gone, and the Church still walks this earth. For some, the disappointment is palpable. Hopes soared only to be dashed once again. And for others, a deeper weariness sets in--what we might call "rapture burnout."
This is where we need to tread carefully but truthfully. There is nothing wrong with hoping, watching, or even speculating about prophetic events. Jesus Himself commanded us to "watch." Prophecy is not a dusty corner of Scripture--it is central to our faith, pointing us to the blessed hope of Christ's return. But there is a world of difference between speculation and proclamation, between saying "this could be" and declaring "thus saith the Lord."
When someone claims to speak for God, attaching His authority to their words, they step onto sacred ground. And when the event does not come to pass, it is not just disappointment that follows--it is deception, confusion, and damage to the witness of the Church. Jeremiah warned the prophets of his own day who told the king what he wanted to hear instead of what the Lord had truly spoken. The Lord's warning was severe: do not claim "thus saith the Lord" when the Lord has not spoken.
Those who spoke with bold certainty that the Rapture would occur this week must reckon with this. It is not enough to quietly move on, as though nothing happened. Accountability is required. Repentance is required. Because if we do not humbly acknowledge when we were wrong, the cycle will simply repeat itself--just as it did when 88 Reasons Why the Rapture Will Be in 1988 was followed, predictably, by 89 Reasons Why the Rapture Will Be in 1989.
Geller Report
Disney And ABC Bring Jimmy Kimmel Back To Late Night, Sinclair And ABC Affiliates Say NO
By Pamela Geller: The announcement from Disney and ABC. It’s as if it was orchestrated to get Kimmel a ton of attention, get that talentless troll headlines splashed on front pages, paint him as some victim – all to pump his ratings and get folks to tune in to this abject failure of a human being.
Sinclair and Newstar and many ABC affiliates said, “Thanks, but no thanks.”
Jimmy Kimmel’s exact words last week: ‘the MAGA gang desperately trying to characterize this kid who murdered Charlie Kirk as anything other than ONE OF THEM.’
Sinclair and Newstar and many ABC affiliates said, “Thanks, but no thanks.”
Jimmy Kimmel’s exact words last week: ‘the MAGA gang desperately trying to characterize this kid who murdered Charlie Kirk as anything other than ONE OF THEM.’
Frontpage Mag
The Left’s Attacks On Patriotism
And The Constitution
And The Constitution
What Drives These Sadistic Punks?
By Bruce Thornton: A few days before the murder of Charlie Kirk, I posted “The Dangerous Wages of Oikophobia”, a focus on the despicable mockery of patriotism, and the celebration of violence among the many leftist commentators’ gleeful joy over the nearly 3000 fellow citizens murdered on 9-11. One feature of oikophobia is the Left’s––whether progressive or “woke” ––hatred of patriots and the country they love, to the point of cheering on the sadistic murderers of their fellow Americans. The murder of Charlie Kirk has been celebrated with the same despicable oikophobia.
Patriots, in contrast, handle political conflicts, and disagree with fellow citizens by using the tools provided by the Constitution: the unalienable right of free speech, the laws and rules governing elections and legislation, and the general principles codified in the Constitution, most importantly the citizens’ political freedom and equality, without recourse to violence no matter how heated arguments may get.
Charlie Kirk was famous for following these patriotic protocols––seeking dialogue, attempting persuasion, and showing respect, while promoting acts of patriotism and support for the Constitution. Settling conflict through violence and murder is an act of treason against the Constitution and fellow Americans, and thus a threat to the freedom of all.
Patriots, in contrast, handle political conflicts, and disagree with fellow citizens by using the tools provided by the Constitution: the unalienable right of free speech, the laws and rules governing elections and legislation, and the general principles codified in the Constitution, most importantly the citizens’ political freedom and equality, without recourse to violence no matter how heated arguments may get.
Charlie Kirk was famous for following these patriotic protocols––seeking dialogue, attempting persuasion, and showing respect, while promoting acts of patriotism and support for the Constitution. Settling conflict through violence and murder is an act of treason against the Constitution and fellow Americans, and thus a threat to the freedom of all.
The Economic Collapse
The Most Ominous Thing That A President Of The United States Has Said In My Entire Lifetime
By Michael Snyder: There will be no peace with Russia, and we all know what that means. When I initially learned what President Trump had said about the war in Ukraine, I had a very difficult time believing it. When he was running against Kamala Harris, Trump reaffirmed his commitment to end the war in Ukraine over and over again. That was an extremely popular position, because the vast majority of Americans do not want to end up in an apocalyptic conflict with Russia. But now everything has changed. Trump has been receiving really bad advice from his national security team, and based on that advice he has fully embraced the war in Ukraine. In fact, he now appears to believe that Ukraine can actually win the war and take back all of the territory that Russia has conquered.
I had to verify exactly what Trump said about the war for myself, and so I went directly to his Truth Social account. When I got there, I read the most ominous thing that a president of the United States has said in my entire lifetime.
I had to verify exactly what Trump said about the war for myself, and so I went directly to his Truth Social account. When I got there, I read the most ominous thing that a president of the United States has said in my entire lifetime.
Athey Creek | Brett Meador
Around The World In 60 Minutes
Synopsis: Second Peter 3:3-7 tells us that one of the major signs of the Last Days will be scoffers – even within the Church – who mock the Rapture and Christ’s coming. In our September 2025 Prophecy Update, we examine this warning sign and other End Times indicators like technological advancements, mass deception, events in Israel, war, and increasing immorality. Through it all, we are reminded how Christians should biblically respond as we watch these things unfold.
Skywatch TV
UK, France Recognize Palestine.
So What?
So What?
Host Derek Gilbert: Recognition of “Palestine” has been welcomed by most of the Arab world, even though its leaders know it’s nothing more than a slap at Israel and the US.
5) Trump calls out the UN;
4) Recognition of “Palestine” just performative politics;
3) Shooter kills one, then himself at ICE office in Dallas;
2) Would-be Trump assassin found guilty on all counts;
1) Split between Muslims and LGBTQ activists fractures Greta Thunberg’s Freedom Flotilla.
5) Trump calls out the UN;
4) Recognition of “Palestine” just performative politics;
3) Shooter kills one, then himself at ICE office in Dallas;
2) Would-be Trump assassin found guilty on all counts;
1) Split between Muslims and LGBTQ activists fractures Greta Thunberg’s Freedom Flotilla.
Hope For Our Times
Privacy Is Dead!
They’re Watching Your Every Thought
They’re Watching Your Every Thought
Houthis Strike Israel -
Drone War Escalates
Drone War Escalates
Watchman Newscast Synopsis: Drone warfare in the Middle East escalates as the Houthis strike Israel in a bold and unexpected move. What does this mean for the region? Watch exclusive footage and expert analysis on this unfolding conflict.