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Aug 18, 2026 52 min

Our Current Situation, What About It?

from Faith Revival Podcast Hosted by Faith Revival Center Church of Edmonton

Text: Luke 21:29-36 Topic: Our Current Situation, what about it? 1. We experience end-time signs and lessons because major global conflicts, natural disasters, moral shifts, and widespread distress mirror prophetic warnings found in Scripture. Matthew 24:4-10; 2 Timothy 3;1-6 These lessons aim to build spiritual readiness, patience, and faith rather than fear. 2. Let’s see some horrible pictures of devastating Earthquakes in: Ø Venezuela Ø General Santos, Philippines Ø Colombia · Recent Floods in Edmonton · Burning Fires in different parts of the World. 3. Global Conflicts of all Nations: Nations rising against nations and ongoing rumors of wars. 4. Calamities and Diseases: Frequent earthquakes, famines, and severe pestilences. 5. Moral Decay: Increasing self-centeredness, lawlessness, and coldness in human relationships. 6. Spiritual Deception: False leaders and widespread confusion about core truths. Learn from the past: Judges 21:25; Deuteronomy 11-14-17 7. Our current situation, what should we do? Luke 21:34-35 8. Spiritual Vigilance: Reminding people to stay grounded in faith and moral living. 9. Call to Repentance: Offering a chance to turn toward compassion and personal growth. 10. Encouragement: Providing hope that challenges precede a final restoration of peace. Luke 21:36

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