Prophecy Watchers

What did Paul mean when he said, “We have this treasure in earthen vessels”? In this study of 2 Corinthians 4, Gary Stearman explores Paul's remarkable teaching about the light of God, the spiritual blindness of the unbelieving world, and the treasure God has placed inside ordinary believers. We may be fragile vessels, but the treasure inside belongs to God.

Could an ancient altar mentioned in Revelation be connected to some of the darkest events in modern history? Jonathan Cahn joins Mondo Gonzales to investigate the mystery of the Altar of Pergamon—the location associated with the “throne of Satan” in Revelation 2. Cahn traces its excavation, removal to Germany and remarkable historical parallels involving the birth of modern Germany, the rise of occultism, Adolf Hitler, the Nazi Party and the Holocaust.

Mondo Gonzales recently joined  @BroadcastingSeeds  to examine who exactly are the Ten Kings of Revelation 17? For decades, many prophecy teachers have suggested that the world will eventually be divided into ten geographic regions ruled by ten political leaders. Mondo believes there may be another possibility.

In this conclusion to Daniel 11, Matt Freeman examines the “willful king,” his rise through deception and false peace, his attempt to establish a worldwide religious system, the wars that erupt against his kingdom, Israel’s flight into the wilderness and his final attempt to establish his rule from Jerusalem.

Many Christians avoid the Book of Revelation because they've been told it's confusing, frightening, or impossible to understand. But what if we've missed the central message altogether? Billy Crone joins Gary Stearman to reveal why Revelation is not primarily a book about judgment, tribulation, or end-time events—it's the unveiling of Jesus Christ Himself.

Will the Rapture happen before 2075—and do biblical chronologies give us any reliable way to know? Mondo Gonzales examines the proposed final Jubilee, competing dates for Adam’s creation, and why Christians should resist the growing wave of Rapture date setting between 2026 and 2033. Mondo and Karen also answer questions about Israel’s prophetic restoration, whether female Nephilim existed, Satan’s access to outer space, and the often-misunderstood teaching of 2 Thessalonians 2. Does the Antichrist have to be revealed before the Rapture—or does one overlooked verse change the entire interpretation?

What was the world really like before Noah’s Flood? Mondo and Billy Crone examine compelling evidence of a radically different pre-Flood world—from fossils and geological formations to submerged civilizations, ancient technology, enormous plants and animals, and the mysterious giants described in Scripture.

What did Paul mean when he wrote, “the letter killeth, but the spirit giveth life”? In today's message, Gary continues his journey through 2 Corinthians with a fascinating study of chapter 3. Paul was defending his apostolic ministry against those who questioned his authority. But rather than pointing to impressive credentials, Paul pointed to changed lives—believers whose hearts had been transformed by the Spirit of God.

Billy Crone recently preached this message for his new online Get A Life Church. In this urgent message, Billy examines the growing normalization of witchcraft, sorcery, drug use, pagan spirituality and demon worship. He explains the biblical connection between pharmakeia, altered states of consciousness and the dark spiritual forces that will dominate society during the Tribulation.

Every year, a new date. A new calculation. A new “sign” that supposedly proves the Rapture is only days away. But Christians have seen this before—from 88 Reasons Why the Rapture Will Be in 1988 to Y2K, Harold Camping and countless predictions circulating across YouTube and social media today. When the dates pass, some simply recalculate and start over. In today’s episode, the panel examines the long history of date setting, why Christians are continually drawn to it, the damage failed predictions can cause, and the danger of turning Bible prophecy into sensational clickbait.

What does it really mean to be anointed and sealed by God? In this study of 2 Corinthians, Gary explores one of Paul’s most personal letters—a book filled with emotion, opposition, disappointment and an unwavering confidence in the faithfulness of God.

What will the world believe after the rapture? In today's conversation Mondo and Pete Garcia explore a chilling possibility: a global religion broad enough to embrace nearly every belief system while rejecting the one name the world cannot tolerate—Jesus Christ. The episode ultimately envisions an initial universalist system in the first half of the Tribulation before the Antichrist demands worship for himself. 

Why does God allow suffering? Why do faithful Christians endure trials, persecution, and heartbreak? Today Gary begins an in-depth study of 2 Corinthians, one of Paul's most personal letters. Paul opens the epistle by repeatedly emphasizing one central theme: God is the God of all comfort.

Is Joshua's Altar one of the most significant archaeological discoveries in modern history? In this fascinating conversation, Aaron Lipkin returns with exciting updates on Joshua's Altar, the controversial lead curse tablet, and the mysterious "footprint" structures found throughout Israel. He explains how new archaeological evidence continues to challenge long-held assumptions about the Bible's historical reliability and discusses the latest developments surrounding ongoing research and preservation efforts in Israel.

This week we complete our study of First Corinthians with some of Paul’s most practical—and powerful—instructions. In this message, Gary explores what 1 Corinthians 16 teaches about grace giving, Christian generosity, spiritual leadership, standing firm in the faith, and why love remains the defining mark of every believer.

As reports of UFOs, UAPs, and alleged alien encounters continue to dominate headlines, many people are asking the same question: What does the Bible say? In this classic Prophecy Vault conversation, Mondo and Billy Crone examine one of the most fascinating prophetic topics of our time. Billy explains why the growing fascination with extraterrestrials may actually be preparing the world for a powerful spiritual deception—and how it could provide the perfect explanation for the Rapture in the minds of those left behind.

How will believers be raised? What kind of body will we receive? And how does Genesis connect to the resurrection? In this fascinating study of 1 Corinthians 15, Gary explores Paul's famous illustration of the seed, revealing God's incredible plan for the resurrection of believers. Along the way, he connects the promise of our future glorified bodies with Genesis 3, Genesis 6, the corruption of humanity before the Flood, and Christ as the "Last Adam."

The Middle East is changing faster than ever—and what happens next could have enormous implications for Israel, the United States, and Bible prophecy. In today’s episode, Gary and Mondo sit down with Israeli political leader and author Avi Lipkin for an in-depth discussion about Iran, Turkey, Israel's upcoming elections, Benjamin Netanyahu, October 7, and the shifting alliances shaping the future of the Middle East.

In today’s message, Gary explores Paul's incredible teaching that Jesus is the "firstfruits" of the resurrection. Along the way, he connects the resurrection to the Jewish feast days, the Book of Life, the coming resurrection of believers, the Rapture, and God's ultimate plan to reconcile the entire universe to Himself.

Could one of the greatest archaeological discoveries connected to the Temple have been hiding in plain sight? In today’s episode, Mondo welcomes Israeli journalist and author Adam Eliyahu Berkowitz for an eye-opening discussion about the remarkable story behind the alleged discovery of the original Temple Incense, the Copper Scroll, Qumran, and the growing movement to prepare for a future Third Temple.

Why is the resurrection the cornerstone of Christianity? In today's message Gary teaches on Paul's powerful defense of Christ's bodily resurrection in 1 Corinthians 15 and explains why everything in the Christian faith depends upon the empty tomb.

Join Pete Garcia and Mondo Gonzales for an eye-opening discussion about one of the most fascinating prophetic questions facing believers today. As UFO disclosure becomes increasingly mainstream, could the world already be preparing for the Bible's coming "strong delusion"?

In today's study, Gary examines Paul's teaching in 1 Corinthians 13 and 14, focusing on the enduring nature of love, the temporary nature of spiritual gifts, and the meaning of "that which is perfect." Discover why love never fails and how believers are called to pursue God's love above all else.

Tucker Carlson recently interviewed J.D. Hall to discuss dispensationalism, Christian Zionism, Israel, John Nelson Darby, and Bible prophecy—but did they accurately represent what dispensationalists actually believe? Mondo Gonzales and J.B. Hixson carefully examine many of the claims made during that interview. Together they discuss the biblical meaning of dispensationalism, whether God still has a future for Israel, the distinction between political and biblical Zionism, the promises made to Abraham, Romans 9–11, Galatians 3, John Nelson Darby, the Scofield Reference Bible, and whether critics have misunderstood these doctrines.

In this study of 1 Corinthians 13, Gary explains why the famous “love chapter” is far deeper than most people realize. Moving from spiritual gifts in 1 Corinthians 12 into the “more excellent way,” this message explores biblical love, the Body of Christ, and Paul’s unique revelation concerning the Church.

Did ancient rabbis alter key biblical passages to weaken Christian claims about Jesus? In this fascinating discussion, Mondo sits down with Doug Van Dorn to explore his new book The Bible Is Truth, examining the "Two Powers in Heaven" tradition, the Dead Sea Scrolls, the Septuagint, Melchizedek, Psalm 110, Deuteronomy 32, and evidence that some ancient Jewish interpretations once pointed directly to Jesus Christ.

What are spiritual gifts, and why did God give them to the church? In this insightful study through 1 Corinthians 11–12, Gary examines Paul's teaching on heresies, church unity, the gifts of the Spirit, and the proper functioning of the body of Christ. This timeless message also addresses false doctrine, spiritual discernment, and the importance of remaining grounded in sound biblical teaching as we await Christ's return.

How do Christians recognize deception before it's too late? This week on The Week in Bible Prophecy, Carlos Skibar joins us to discuss his book Evilution: The Devil Is in the Details. From the tactics of deception used throughout history to the subtle ways culture shapes our thinking today, this conversation explores why discernment is more important than ever. Learn how biblical truth helps believers recognize patterns of evil, stand firm against deception, and prepare for the spiritual challenges of the last days.

In today's message, we study one of the most debated passages in the New Testament: 1 Corinthians 11. Looking beyond cultural traditions and external appearances, Gary examines Paul's deeper message concerning spiritual authority, prayer, marriage, worship, and the proper relationship between men and women in God's design.

Could evidence of the Genesis 6 narrative be hiding in America's heartland? In this fascinating interview with Mondo and guest Nicholas Daigle, we explore reports of giant skeleton discoveries, mysterious burial mounds, Native American traditions, and decades of research into unusual archaeological finds across the Ozarks.

The message in 1 Corinthians 10 is more relevant today than ever. Using Israel’s wilderness journey as a warning, Gary teaches on how believers can lose focus, drift spiritually, and fall into temptation—even while walking in freedom through Christ. This powerful teaching explores Christian liberty, faith, communion, and why love—not license—must guide the believer’s life.

What did the Apostle Paul really mean when he said believers are “free”? In today's study Gary takes us through 1 Corinthians 8–9, exploring Christian liberty, grace, legalism, and the balance between freedom and love. Paul’s message is just as relevant today as believers struggle with guilt, rules, and spiritual bondage.

The conversation surrounding the Third Temple is intensifying in Jerusalem as Israeli officials, rabbis, and religious leaders openly discuss sovereignty over the Temple Mount and preparations for a future temple. In this episode of The Week in Bible Prophecy, we examine major developments coming out of Israel and what they could mean from a prophetic perspective.

What did Paul REALLY mean in 1 Corinthians 7? In this eye-opening study, Gary explores the historical context behind Paul’s teachings on marriage, submission, singleness, and Christian freedom in the middle of pagan Roman culture. Understanding the world of Corinth changes everything about how these verses should be read today.

In this fascinating discussion, Lee Brainard and Mondo Gonzales examine what the church fathers actually taught about Israel, the Church, the tribulation, and the millennial kingdom. Together they unpack the literal, grammatical approach to Scripture, Daniel’s 70 Weeks, the future of Israel, replacement theology, and powerful historical evidence showing that many early Christian writers believed in a literal Antichrist, a future tribulation, and even a pre-tribulation catching away of believers.

What does First Corinthians 6 really teach about judgment and identity? In today's message Gary reminds believers that they’re not just living for today—they’re being prepared to judge the world and even angels. This study explores what it means to be washed, sanctified, and called to live differently in a culture that mirrors ancient Corinth. Discover how your identity in Christ should shape how you think, live, and respond to sin.

A viral conversation has exploded online after reports surfaced about private meetings where Christian leaders were briefed on UFO disclosure, spiritual deception, and the growing global narrative surrounding “non-human intelligence.” In this fascinating discussion, Mondo Gonzalez and Alan DiDio break down what was actually said during these meetings, the misinformation spreading online, and why believers must stay grounded in Scripture no matter what happens next.

n this study of 1 Corinthians 5, Gary walks through Paul’s sobering warning about sin, grace, pride, and judgment within the church. This passage is not about harshness for its own sake, but about holiness, humility, and the serious calling of believers to live in sincerity and truth.

In today’s podcast Mondo and Ken Mikle discuss rising global tensions involving Israel, Iran, Europe, NATO, and the cultural shifts reshaping the West. They also share updates from New Zealand, upcoming prophecy conferences, and why believers must stay watchful and engaged as world events continue aligning with Bible prophecy.

In today’s study of 1 Corinthians, Gary contrasts worldly wisdom with the mind of Christ and warns against pride, division, and following personalities instead of God. Paul’s message is clear: true spiritual maturity begins with humility, faithfulness, and a direct relationship with Christ.

Join Mondo and Joe Hawkins and they dive into some of the most talked-about prophecy topics today — the red heifer, the Third Temple, and the timing of end-times events. They break down what we know for sure, what remains uncertain, and why timing is one of the most misunderstood aspects of biblical prophecy.

In this message on 1 Corinthians 3, Gary teaches on the difference between spiritual maturity and carnality. Envy, strife, pride, division, and worldly wisdom may look normal, but Scripture reveals they are signs of believers walking in the flesh instead of the Spirit. This study explores the battle between soul and spirit, the danger of factionalism in the church, and what it really means to have the mind of Christ.

In this eye-opening episode, Mondo and author Will Blesch connect modern UFO encounters with ancient Scripture in a way you’ve probably never heard before. From a childhood UFO sighting to a deep spiritual journey, this conversation explores the possibility that what the world calls “aliens” may actually align with what the Bible has described all along.

In today's message on 1 Corinthians 2, Gary teaches on a shocking truth: the wisdom of the world cannot lead you to God. What the world calls foolish—faith, preaching, and the cross—is actually the power of God. This message breaks down why intellect, philosophy, and human reasoning fall short, and how true understanding only comes through the Spirit. If you’ve ever wondered why Christianity seems “foolish” to some, this explains everything.

In this eye-opening conversation, Gary and L.A. Marzulli discuss why so many believers feel the world is moving rapidly toward a prophetic climax. From Israel and global instability to AI, deception, and the rise of a one-world system, they explain why the rapture remains the church’s blessed hope in an increasingly chaotic age.

This week Gary begins a new series in 1 Corinthian and teaches on a problem that still exists today—division fueled by ego and spiritual pride. In this breakdown of 1 Corinthians 1, we explore how personality-driven faith, cultural influence, and misplaced identity can quietly corrupt the church from within.

Join Mondo and filmmaker David Kiern’s conversation for a powerful look at the real story of Israel—beyond headlines and media narratives. Through stunning footage and firsthand accounts, we discover how David’s films reveal the people, the land, and the undeniable connection to Bible prophecy unfolding today.

This week Gary teaches on chapters 15–16 and completes our study of Romans. Discover the overlooked people, powerful themes, and final warning that reveal what Christianity is truly about: sound doctrine, enduring faith, and love in action.

Are current events in the Middle East setting the stage for Ezekiel 38–39? In this episode, guest Mike Spauding, Gary, and Mondo break down the key players—Iran, Turkey, and Israel—and examine whether today’s headlines align with Bible prophecy.

This week we pause our study of Romans to celebrate Resurrection Day. In this special message Gary teaches that the resurrection of Jesus wasn’t hidden—it was witnessed, guarded, and even anticipated by His enemies. From Passover prophecy to the empty tomb, this message reveals why the resurrection is the single greatest event in history—and the only path to true redemption and eternal life.