NTEB Prophecy News Podcast
Spielberg Says ‘Disclosure Day’ Movie Takes The Position Of The Catholic Church To Prepare People To Receive Aliens
Host And Founder Of ‘Now The End Begins’ Geoffrey Grider:
Spielberg’s New Aliens Film ‘Disclosure Day’ Shows How Hollywood, Rome And The Government Are Conditioning Mankind To Receive A Counterfeit Revelation
Now here’s a little wrinkle to the new Steven Spielberg ‘Disclosure Day’ movie that almost no one is talking about. Spielberg says the movie narrative takes the position of the Roman Catholic Church to prepare people to welcome UFOs and aliens into our global society. Remember that Vatican announcement some years back when Pope Francis said when aliens arrive, the Catholic Church will baptize them? Well, hello there! Steven Spielberg and the Vatican in an end times bed together, who knew? Now you know. You won’t hear this on any other Podcast, so buckle up.
Back in 2014, Pope Francis stunningly said Rome would be open to baptizing Martians when they showed up. Now Steven Spielberg is rolling out a UFO disclosure film with a Roman Catholic nun character and theological questions about God, creation, and intelligent life beyond earth based on Roman Catholic doctrine and teachings. Hollywood and the Vatican are not accidentally walking down the same road — they are rehearsing the same end-times script. Amos asks “Can two walk together except they be agreed?” They cannot. This Friday, Steven Spielberg gives the world the gospel of the coming Antichrist as Rome gets ready to sprinkle the aliens upon their arrival. And this lost world, already primed by decades of UFO and extreterrestrial conditioning, will call it revelation while the Bible openly calls it deception, and warns us not to fall for it. Christian, you have no idea how deep this rabbit hole goes, but today, you’re going to find out!
Spielberg’s New Aliens Film ‘Disclosure Day’ Shows How Hollywood, Rome And The Government Are Conditioning Mankind To Receive A Counterfeit Revelation
Now here’s a little wrinkle to the new Steven Spielberg ‘Disclosure Day’ movie that almost no one is talking about. Spielberg says the movie narrative takes the position of the Roman Catholic Church to prepare people to welcome UFOs and aliens into our global society. Remember that Vatican announcement some years back when Pope Francis said when aliens arrive, the Catholic Church will baptize them? Well, hello there! Steven Spielberg and the Vatican in an end times bed together, who knew? Now you know. You won’t hear this on any other Podcast, so buckle up.
“And no marvel; for Satan himself is transformed into an angel of light.”
2 Corinthians 11:14 (KJV)
2 Corinthians 11:14 (KJV)
Back in 2014, Pope Francis stunningly said Rome would be open to baptizing Martians when they showed up. Now Steven Spielberg is rolling out a UFO disclosure film with a Roman Catholic nun character and theological questions about God, creation, and intelligent life beyond earth based on Roman Catholic doctrine and teachings. Hollywood and the Vatican are not accidentally walking down the same road — they are rehearsing the same end-times script. Amos asks “Can two walk together except they be agreed?” They cannot. This Friday, Steven Spielberg gives the world the gospel of the coming Antichrist as Rome gets ready to sprinkle the aliens upon their arrival. And this lost world, already primed by decades of UFO and extreterrestrial conditioning, will call it revelation while the Bible openly calls it deception, and warns us not to fall for it. Christian, you have no idea how deep this rabbit hole goes, but today, you’re going to find out!
Harbinger’s Daily
By Daniel Cohen: (Tel Aviv, Israel) — After weeks of a fragile cease-fire that only “ceased fire” on paper, the fighting has reignited.
How did we get here? It didn’t start with Israel. It restarted in Lebanon through Iran’s forward army, Hezbollah, its proxy directly to Israel’s north. Hezbollah has been firing daily missiles and small explosive drones into northern Israel, killing close to 20 Israeli soldiers—even inside a security zone.
Israel warned Lebanon: get Iran and its henchmen under control. But Hezbollah continued launching attacks. So Israel did what Israel must do. They hit back, and they hit back hard. The IDF targeted a Hezbollah stronghold in Beirut.
Iran cautioned that any strike on its terror proxy in Beirut would trigger a response from the Islamic Republic. That’s where we are.
For the first time since April, Iran has been firing multiple rounds of missiles directly at Israel. Israel’s Iron Dome and state-of-the-art air defenses did their job. None of those ballistic missiles from Iran, or even the few that were fired by the Houthis in Yemen, hit.
After multiple attacks from Iran’s proxy, Israel is defending itself. That is the reason for the reignition of fighting.
Israel had to act. Why did it have to act? Well, Secretary of State Marco Rubio said it in principle a few weeks ago: “If you fire at a U.S. Navy ship, what are we supposed to do? Say, oh, there’s a ceasefire, we’re not going to shoot down your drone? That’s a stupid question. That’s a stupid position to take. Of course we fired back at them. They were shooting at us. That’s what I would expect to do. Only stupid countries don’t shoot back when you’re shot at, and we’re not a stupid country.”
Israel isn’t a stupid country either.
How did we get here? It didn’t start with Israel. It restarted in Lebanon through Iran’s forward army, Hezbollah, its proxy directly to Israel’s north. Hezbollah has been firing daily missiles and small explosive drones into northern Israel, killing close to 20 Israeli soldiers—even inside a security zone.
Israel warned Lebanon: get Iran and its henchmen under control. But Hezbollah continued launching attacks. So Israel did what Israel must do. They hit back, and they hit back hard. The IDF targeted a Hezbollah stronghold in Beirut.
Iran cautioned that any strike on its terror proxy in Beirut would trigger a response from the Islamic Republic. That’s where we are.
For the first time since April, Iran has been firing multiple rounds of missiles directly at Israel. Israel’s Iron Dome and state-of-the-art air defenses did their job. None of those ballistic missiles from Iran, or even the few that were fired by the Houthis in Yemen, hit.
After multiple attacks from Iran’s proxy, Israel is defending itself. That is the reason for the reignition of fighting.
Israel had to act. Why did it have to act? Well, Secretary of State Marco Rubio said it in principle a few weeks ago: “If you fire at a U.S. Navy ship, what are we supposed to do? Say, oh, there’s a ceasefire, we’re not going to shoot down your drone? That’s a stupid question. That’s a stupid position to take. Of course we fired back at them. They were shooting at us. That’s what I would expect to do. Only stupid countries don’t shoot back when you’re shot at, and we’re not a stupid country.”
Israel isn’t a stupid country either.
Prophecy News Watch
By Robert Maginnis/Washington Stand: Nearly 2,000 years ago, the Apostle Paul arrived in the Macedonian city of Berea and began preaching in the local synagogue. The people who heard him were, Luke tells us, “These were more noble than those in Thessalonica, in that they received the word with all readiness of mind, and searched the scriptures daily, whether those things were so.” (Acts 17:11 KJV) Rather than accept what they were told, they tested it against the standard of truth and formed their own conclusions. It is a discipline America is in danger of losing.
Over the past year, I have spoken with church groups, educators, parents, and radio audiences across the country about artificial intelligence. Most questions focus on jobs, national security, or the race with China. Few people ask the more fundamental question: What happens when a generation grows accustomed to accepting answers without examining them?
Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School have given that concern a name: "cognitive surrender," the tendency to adopt AI-generated answers with minimal scrutiny, bypassing both intuition and deliberate reasoning. In their experiments, participants frequently followed AI recommendations even when those recommendations were wrong. As researcher Steven Shaw describes it, cognitive surrender occurs when AI "is not just doing a specialized task but making the decision, and the person adopts that decision as their own without recognizing the transfer has occurred."
Over the past year, I have spoken with church groups, educators, parents, and radio audiences across the country about artificial intelligence. Most questions focus on jobs, national security, or the race with China. Few people ask the more fundamental question: What happens when a generation grows accustomed to accepting answers without examining them?
Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School have given that concern a name: "cognitive surrender," the tendency to adopt AI-generated answers with minimal scrutiny, bypassing both intuition and deliberate reasoning. In their experiments, participants frequently followed AI recommendations even when those recommendations were wrong. As researcher Steven Shaw describes it, cognitive surrender occurs when AI "is not just doing a specialized task but making the decision, and the person adopts that decision as their own without recognizing the transfer has occurred."
Israel 365 News
By Adam Eliyahu Berkowitz: A “two-state solution” would endanger Israel, but it would also mark the end of Christianity in this part of the world, the region where Jesus was born.
When Iran launched ballistic missiles at Israel this week to punish Jerusalem for striking a Hezbollah command center in Beirut, most of the world’s media treated it as a story about missiles and military escalation. It is actually a story about something far larger: the systematic Islamist takeover of a region that was once home to flourishing Christian, Jewish, and pluralist civilizations and Israel’s role as the last line standing against that tide.
The nations now arrayed against Israel were not always what they are today. Within living memory, they were something else entirely.
Lebanon: The Paris on the Mediterranean
Until the 1970s, Beirut was rightly called the “Paris of the Middle East,” with Swiss banks, American and French universities, beaches at Jounieh, and wines competing with Bordeaux. After World War II, Lebanon was a wealthy country, a peaceful, multiethnic, multireligious nation under a Christian majority.
Lebanon was a majority-Christian country from the first century CE through the mid-20th century. When Lebanon gained independence from French rule in 1943, the Maronite Christian community held major political and social power, making Lebanon the only Christian-majority nation in the Middle East. The confessional power-sharing system enshrined this reality: a Maronite Christian as president, a Sunni prime minister, a Shia speaker of parliament.
Then came the demographic and military assault.
When Iran launched ballistic missiles at Israel this week to punish Jerusalem for striking a Hezbollah command center in Beirut, most of the world’s media treated it as a story about missiles and military escalation. It is actually a story about something far larger: the systematic Islamist takeover of a region that was once home to flourishing Christian, Jewish, and pluralist civilizations and Israel’s role as the last line standing against that tide.
The nations now arrayed against Israel were not always what they are today. Within living memory, they were something else entirely.
Lebanon: The Paris on the Mediterranean
Until the 1970s, Beirut was rightly called the “Paris of the Middle East,” with Swiss banks, American and French universities, beaches at Jounieh, and wines competing with Bordeaux. After World War II, Lebanon was a wealthy country, a peaceful, multiethnic, multireligious nation under a Christian majority.
Lebanon was a majority-Christian country from the first century CE through the mid-20th century. When Lebanon gained independence from French rule in 1943, the Maronite Christian community held major political and social power, making Lebanon the only Christian-majority nation in the Middle East. The confessional power-sharing system enshrined this reality: a Maronite Christian as president, a Sunni prime minister, a Shia speaker of parliament.
Then came the demographic and military assault.
Geller Report
By Pamela Geller: Vice President JD Vance has formally referred Minnesota Governor Tim Walz and Attorney General Keith Ellison to the Department of Justice Monday for criminal investigation after a new House Oversight report documented years of ignored fraud warnings. “The evidence is overwhelming that state officials knew about systemic fraud in Minnesota’s social services programs and chose to look the other way,” Vance said in a statement. Washington Times: Mr. Vance, the administration’s fraud czar, said he was making the referral after reviewing the findings from the House Oversight Committee. The committee’s report, published Monday, alleges that Walz and Ellison were “aware of widespread taxpayer fraud in federally funded social programs for years” and did not take steps to stop it. An estimated $300 million in federal child nutrition funds and potentially $9 billion in Medicaid-related funds were “lost” or placed at “serious risk,” according to the report. “As a result, potentially billions of American taxpayer dollars were allowed to flow to fraudulent actors, while vulnerable populations were harmed and whistleblowers were ignored, sidelined and retaliated against,” the report says (Washington Times).
Front Page Magazine
By Daniel Greenfield: In 2022, with over $100 million spent on a heavily contested mayoral election in Los Angeles, 646,058 votes were cast in the first round of voting
In 2026, with hundreds of thousands of dollars spent on an election most people were ignoring, the current totals for the first round is at a staggering 723,472 votes.
And the election isn’t even done yet.
There had been suspicions about an influx of late arriving ballots that put Karen Bass over the top in 2022 and allowed Los Angeles to burn considering that primary turnout in the previous mayoral elections in 2017 and 2013 had been around 400,000. 2026 looks to double that.
In 2026, with hundreds of thousands of dollars spent on an election most people were ignoring, the current totals for the first round is at a staggering 723,472 votes.
And the election isn’t even done yet.
There had been suspicions about an influx of late arriving ballots that put Karen Bass over the top in 2022 and allowed Los Angeles to burn considering that primary turnout in the previous mayoral elections in 2017 and 2013 had been around 400,000. 2026 looks to double that.
The Economic Collapse
By Michael Snyder: Did you know that the purchasing power of the U.S. dollar has fallen by more than 97 percent since 1913? Sadly, as you will see below, the decline in the purchasing power of our currency appears to have greatly accelerated in recent years. Thanks to the rising cost of living, most Americans have lost faith in the American Dream. In fact, a new survey that was just released discovered that 51 percent of us believe that the American Dream is now out of reach for most people…
Just over half of Americans say the American Dream is out of reach for most people right now, according to a new CNBC and SurveyMonkey American Dream Pulse Survey.I was stunned when I read that.
Roughly 45% of respondents said the American Dream is only achievable for some people, and 6% said it’s not in reach for anyone, according to a study of 4,130 U.S. adults, conducted May 6 to 11.
Hope For Our Times
The Truth Daily News
06-10-26
06-10-26
Synopsis: Are AI clones, alien disclosure, and shifting moral values preparing the world for a future many never imagined?
In today's episode of The Truth, Pastor Dave examines several headlines that are shaping culture, technology, and the way people think about faith. From Mark Zuckerberg's vision of AI-powered digital replicas and the coming impact of emerging technologies, to alarming statistics about screen time among children and teenagers, this discussion explores how rapidly our world is changing.
In today's episode of The Truth, Pastor Dave examines several headlines that are shaping culture, technology, and the way people think about faith. From Mark Zuckerberg's vision of AI-powered digital replicas and the coming impact of emerging technologies, to alarming statistics about screen time among children and teenagers, this discussion explores how rapidly our world is changing.
Amir Tsarfati’s Behold Israel
CONNECT Round Table: UFOs – Fact, Fiction, or Deception?
Synopsis: From government disclosures and viral sightings to growing public fascination, the UFO phenomenon has captured the world’s attention like never before. Join Amir, Mike, Barry, and Jan as they examine these developments through a biblical lens, exploring what Scripture says about deception, the supernatural, and how believers should respond in a time of increasing confusion and speculation.
Amir Tsarfati is an Israeli Christian from Galilee. A former Deputy Governor of Jericho and IDF officer (hostage negotiator). He is a Bible teacher and a much sought after speaker world-wide. He is an Israeli tour guide, a well-known author, and the Founder and President of ‘Behold Israel,’ a Christian ministry with a world-wide outreach.
Amir Tsarfati is an Israeli Christian from Galilee. A former Deputy Governor of Jericho and IDF officer (hostage negotiator). He is a Bible teacher and a much sought after speaker world-wide. He is an Israeli tour guide, a well-known author, and the Founder and President of ‘Behold Israel,’ a Christian ministry with a world-wide outreach.
Paul McGuire
Synthetic Soulless Human Beings!
About: Join Internationally Recognized Prophecy Expert, Minister, Speaker and Author, Paul McGuire as he analyzes current events through the lens of Bible Prophecy.