NTEB Prophecy News Podcast
America Has Grown Weary Of The Endless Flip-Flopping On The Iran War Coming From The Trump White House
Host And Founder Of ‘Now The End Begins’ Geoffrey Grider:
Trump Pushes America Closer To The Brink As Iran Tensions Rise, Nuclear Fears Grow, And A Region Already On Fire Braces For The Next Deadly Misstep
Americans are not crying out for some cinematic march to military glory in Iran. They want this thing brought to an end, and they want it ended before it turns into another endless Middle East war with no clear objective, no clean finish, and no honest accounting of the cost. Polling has consistently shown more opposition than support for the war, broad disapproval of Trump’s handling of it, and very little appetite for deeper escalation like sending ground troops. What is making that frustration worse is all the confusion that’s coming from Trump himself.
On this episode of the Prophecy News Podcast, one day Trump talks like total victory is the only acceptable outcome, the next day he is touting talks, ceasefires, delegations, deadlines, and “deals,” only to pivot back again to threats, seizures, ultimatums, and fresh warnings. Even recent coverage has described his own statements on Iran as conflicting, with diplomacy announced alongside coercive moves that seem to undercut the very negotiations he says he wants. That kind of back-and-forth does not project strength to a weary public; it projects drift, improvisation, and a White House making it up one hour at a time.
That is the real political problem. The country as a whole wants the war over, but Trump keeps making contradictory moves that leave everyone guessing what “over” is supposed to mean. Is it regime collapse, a nuclear surrender, a temporary ceasefire, a face-saving treaty, or just another social media post declaring victory before the dust has settled? The broader public may tolerate a negotiated exit if it actually ends the danger, but many of Trump’s own supporters are far less likely to accept an outcome that looks like retreat wrapped in dramatic soundbytes. So Trump is now trapped by his own mixed messaging: he has talked too hard to sell a soft landing easily, but he has moved far too erratically to make decisive victory look believable. Today we give you all the updates on the end times events coming out of the Middle East, and the ecumenical revival coming out of the White House.
Trump Pushes America Closer To The Brink As Iran Tensions Rise, Nuclear Fears Grow, And A Region Already On Fire Braces For The Next Deadly Misstep
Americans are not crying out for some cinematic march to military glory in Iran. They want this thing brought to an end, and they want it ended before it turns into another endless Middle East war with no clear objective, no clean finish, and no honest accounting of the cost. Polling has consistently shown more opposition than support for the war, broad disapproval of Trump’s handling of it, and very little appetite for deeper escalation like sending ground troops. What is making that frustration worse is all the confusion that’s coming from Trump himself.
“The city of confusion is broken down: every house is shut up,
that no man may come in.” Isaiah 24:10 (KJV)
that no man may come in.” Isaiah 24:10 (KJV)
On this episode of the Prophecy News Podcast, one day Trump talks like total victory is the only acceptable outcome, the next day he is touting talks, ceasefires, delegations, deadlines, and “deals,” only to pivot back again to threats, seizures, ultimatums, and fresh warnings. Even recent coverage has described his own statements on Iran as conflicting, with diplomacy announced alongside coercive moves that seem to undercut the very negotiations he says he wants. That kind of back-and-forth does not project strength to a weary public; it projects drift, improvisation, and a White House making it up one hour at a time.
That is the real political problem. The country as a whole wants the war over, but Trump keeps making contradictory moves that leave everyone guessing what “over” is supposed to mean. Is it regime collapse, a nuclear surrender, a temporary ceasefire, a face-saving treaty, or just another social media post declaring victory before the dust has settled? The broader public may tolerate a negotiated exit if it actually ends the danger, but many of Trump’s own supporters are far less likely to accept an outcome that looks like retreat wrapped in dramatic soundbytes. So Trump is now trapped by his own mixed messaging: he has talked too hard to sell a soft landing easily, but he has moved far too erratically to make decisive victory look believable. Today we give you all the updates on the end times events coming out of the Middle East, and the ecumenical revival coming out of the White House.
Harbinger’s Daily
By Tom Gilbreath: A little over ten years ago, then–Secretary of State John Kerry said out loud what much of the media had kept remarkably quiet. He said that Hezbollah, the Shiite Muslim terror group that had dominated the nation of Lebanon for decades, possessed an arsenal of 80,000 rockets and ballistic missiles, mostly supplied by Iran.
By then, Israeli intelligence estimated that Hezbollah actually had 100,000 missiles — all aimed at Israel. During the years that followed, Iran upgraded Hezbollah’s missile cache both in quantity and quality. By the time of the Hamas attack on Israel in October 2023, Hezbollah’s stockpile of missiles and rockets exceeded 150,000. That’s more ballistic missiles than any NATO nation in Europe has in its arsenal.
As October 7, 2023 dawned, Iran had Israel surrounded. Iran controlled Hezbollah, and Hezbollah controlled Lebanon on Israel’s north. Iran directed Syria on Israel’s northeast. Iran gave arms to, and held the loyalty of, Iraq’s massive Shiite militias to Israel’s east. Yemen’s Houthi rebels were over a thousand miles to Israel’s south, but with sophisticated Iranian missiles and drones, they made their presence felt. Palestinian terrorists carried out an ongoing campaign against Israel from Judea and Samaria (also known as the West Bank). Hamas controlled Gaza to Israel’s west. As Sunni Muslims, Hamas did not hold religious loyalty to Shiite Iran, but it shared Iran’s goal of annihilating Israel and Jews from the face of the earth. Also, Hamas liked Iran’s money and weapons.
Iran, the puppet master, stood a thousand miles away — directing it all.
By then, Israeli intelligence estimated that Hezbollah actually had 100,000 missiles — all aimed at Israel. During the years that followed, Iran upgraded Hezbollah’s missile cache both in quantity and quality. By the time of the Hamas attack on Israel in October 2023, Hezbollah’s stockpile of missiles and rockets exceeded 150,000. That’s more ballistic missiles than any NATO nation in Europe has in its arsenal.
As October 7, 2023 dawned, Iran had Israel surrounded. Iran controlled Hezbollah, and Hezbollah controlled Lebanon on Israel’s north. Iran directed Syria on Israel’s northeast. Iran gave arms to, and held the loyalty of, Iraq’s massive Shiite militias to Israel’s east. Yemen’s Houthi rebels were over a thousand miles to Israel’s south, but with sophisticated Iranian missiles and drones, they made their presence felt. Palestinian terrorists carried out an ongoing campaign against Israel from Judea and Samaria (also known as the West Bank). Hamas controlled Gaza to Israel’s west. As Sunni Muslims, Hamas did not hold religious loyalty to Shiite Iran, but it shared Iran’s goal of annihilating Israel and Jews from the face of the earth. Also, Hamas liked Iran’s money and weapons.
Iran, the puppet master, stood a thousand miles away — directing it all.
Prophecy News Watch
By PNW Staff: The recent decision by the Montana Supreme Court declaring that requiring birth certificates to reflect biological sex constitutes "transgender discrimination" is not just controversial--it is a sweeping redefinition of reality with far-reaching consequences. By upholding a lower court's 2024 ruling, the court has taken a document long understood to record objective, observable facts and turned it into something fluid, subjective, and politically charged.
At the heart of the ruling is the claim that "transgender discrimination is sex discrimination." That phrase now carries the full weight of law in Montana. But in elevating gender identity to the same legal status as biological sex, the court has erased a critical distinction--one that underpins not just science, but medicine, data collection, and countless areas of public policy. This is not a narrow decision about paperwork. It is a foundational shift in how truth itself is treated under the law.
For generations, birth certificates have served as baseline records of biological reality--anchors for identity, citizenship, and legal recognition. They were never meant to reflect how someone feels years later, but what could be observed at the moment of birth. By redefining that purpose, the court has effectively untethered one of the most basic legal documents from the very concept of objective truth.
The consequences of that shift are not theoretical--they are immediate and widespread.
At the heart of the ruling is the claim that "transgender discrimination is sex discrimination." That phrase now carries the full weight of law in Montana. But in elevating gender identity to the same legal status as biological sex, the court has erased a critical distinction--one that underpins not just science, but medicine, data collection, and countless areas of public policy. This is not a narrow decision about paperwork. It is a foundational shift in how truth itself is treated under the law.
For generations, birth certificates have served as baseline records of biological reality--anchors for identity, citizenship, and legal recognition. They were never meant to reflect how someone feels years later, but what could be observed at the moment of birth. By redefining that purpose, the court has effectively untethered one of the most basic legal documents from the very concept of objective truth.
The consequences of that shift are not theoretical--they are immediate and widespread.
Israel 365 News
By Zahava SchwartzElie MischelStaff WriterJNSMoshe PhillipsZahava SchwartAdam Eliyahu Berkowitz: An image circulating on social media appears to show an IDF soldier striking a statue of Jesus with a sledgehammer in the Christian village of Debel in southern Lebanon. The IDF confirmed the photograph depicts one of its soldiers and has launched an investigation through its Northern Command.
The image was posted by Younis Tirawi, who identifies himself as a Palestinian reporter and has previously posted footage of alleged IDF misconduct in Gaza. Tirawi has faced accusations of ties to terrorist organizations, a factor that adds a layer of scrutiny to the timing and intent behind the post’s release.
There have been no other corroborating photos or videos of the image and no explanations of the context.
Reuters verified the location as Debel, one of the few villages in southern Lebanon where residents remained through Israel’s ongoing military campaign against the Iranian-backed Hezbollah terror organization. The statue was part of a small shrine in a private family garden, according to local priest Fadi Falfel.
The image was posted by Younis Tirawi, who identifies himself as a Palestinian reporter and has previously posted footage of alleged IDF misconduct in Gaza. Tirawi has faced accusations of ties to terrorist organizations, a factor that adds a layer of scrutiny to the timing and intent behind the post’s release.
There have been no other corroborating photos or videos of the image and no explanations of the context.
Reuters verified the location as Debel, one of the few villages in southern Lebanon where residents remained through Israel’s ongoing military campaign against the Iranian-backed Hezbollah terror organization. The statue was part of a small shrine in a private family garden, according to local priest Fadi Falfel.
Geller Report
By Hugh Fitzgerald: The president of Argentina, Javier Milei, a Catholic fascinated by Judaism, who is said to study his weekly Torah portion, has made clear his deep affection for the Jewish state. He had planned to move his country’s embassy in Israel to Jerusalem, but that has been put on temporary hold while an Israeli company searches for oil in the waters near the Falkland Islands.
And there are other developments in Latin America that give Israelis hope for what they call a “blue wave,” an allusion to the Israeli flag. More on changes in attitudes toward the Jewish state can be found here.
And there are other developments in Latin America that give Israelis hope for what they call a “blue wave,” an allusion to the Israeli flag. More on changes in attitudes toward the Jewish state can be found here.
Erick Stakelbeck
Iran Defies America, Threatens Revenge;
Trump Smacks Down Israel Haters
Trump Smacks Down Israel Haters
The Watchman Synopsis: Cliff May of FDD breaks down Iran's Strait of Hormuz reversal, the U.S. Navy seizure of an Iranian vessel, fractured Tehran leadership, and Erdogan's Ottoman ambitions, as Trump's pressure campaign nears a decisive moment.
John Haller’s Prophecy Update 04.19.26
It’s On … It’s Off …
Hope For Our Times
The Truth 04-20-26
The Truth Daily News: Pastor Tom covers rising global tensions surrounding Israel following a controversial incident in Lebanon that is fueling increased backlash worldwide.
He also examines growing political division in the U.S., including sharp criticism from Alex Jones toward Donald Trump, and how fractures within the conservative movement are impacting support for Israel. Meanwhile, ongoing uncertainty with Iran, stalled ceasefire talks, and economic concerns among Gulf states highlight the fragile state of the Middle East.
With reports of increasing anti-Israel sentiment—even on U.S. college campuses—this episode connects current events to biblical prophecy, warning of mounting global pressure against Israel and urging viewers to stay grounded in Scripture during these rapidly changing times.
He also examines growing political division in the U.S., including sharp criticism from Alex Jones toward Donald Trump, and how fractures within the conservative movement are impacting support for Israel. Meanwhile, ongoing uncertainty with Iran, stalled ceasefire talks, and economic concerns among Gulf states highlight the fragile state of the Middle East.
With reports of increasing anti-Israel sentiment—even on U.S. college campuses—this episode connects current events to biblical prophecy, warning of mounting global pressure against Israel and urging viewers to stay grounded in Scripture during these rapidly changing times.
Dr Steve Turley
The EU And Globalists Have Been Made To Look Total Fools
Paul McGuire
Our Lives Manipulated
By Psyops
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About: Join Internationally Recognized Prophecy Expert, Minister, Speaker and Author, Paul McGuire as he analyzes current events through the lens of Bible Prophecy.