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Prophecy or Sensationalism? Discerning Truth in a Confusing Time | PODCAST | Ep 174

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In this thought-provoking episode of What Was That About?, Pastor Dr. Tony Soldano joins Moses Khan to unpack one of the most misunderstood topics in modern Christianity — prophecy, especially about the End Times. With world events, social media commentary, and online “prophets” stirring constant speculation about the end times, many believers are left wondering: Is everything that happens in the world prophetic?Together, Tony and Moses discuss:The rise of sensationalism and its impact on faith and discernment.Why not every world event aligns with biblical prophecy.The importance of sound doctrine, preparation, and endurance over hype.What Scripture really teaches about the end times, persecution, and perseverance.This episode challenges believers to trade fear and speculation for biblical truth and spiritual maturity — encouraging listeners to open their Bibles, seek accountability, and stay rooted in authentic Christian teaching.#christianpodcast #endtimes #endtimes #biblicaltruth #scripture

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