Global Tremors

"They are dogs with mighty appetites; they never have enough. They are shepherds who lack understanding; they all turn to their own way; they seek their own gain." (Isaiah 56:10-11 )  Image: Gulfstream G650 Jet Source_Ann Zvereva (Wikimedia Commons) The sun rises over a dusty town where a mother kneels beside her sick child, praying desperately for healing. She has just sent her last money to a “man of God” on television who promised miracles if only she would “sow a seed of faith.” Meanwhile, thousands of miles away, that same preacher steps out of a multi-million-dollar private jet onto a red carpet, his wrist glinting with gold, his shoes Italian, his suit tailored in Paris. His followers cheer. Cameras roll. And somewhere, the gospel we once knew weeps. What has become of the modern church? How did those called to shepherd God’s flock become celebrities of the skies? The transformation has been slow but steady—a drift from the simplicity of Christ to a religion of luxury,...

Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. Then you will be able to test and approve what God's will is - His good, pleasing and perfect will (Rom 12:2) There was once a time when the sound of worship filled sanctuaries not with noise, but with reverence. Imagine a small, wooden church, the kind with creaking pews and stained glass windows. The sun filters in gently, painting the floor in colors of heaven. An elderly woman in the front row clutches a hymnbook as the congregation sings, “When I survey the wondrous cross / On which the Prince of Glory died.”  Image:An Old Hymn Book Their voices are not perfect, but their hearts are. The words fall heavy, soaked in theology, filled with awe. Image: Traditional worship with reverent posture versus a hyped-up modern worship band. Now contrast this with a stadium pulsing with light and sound. Fog machines puff. Screens flash. A young worship leader in ripped jeans and designer sneakers...

A Global Wake-Up Call in the Age of Entertainment and End-Times Deception There’s a strange sound rising from the earth. It’s not thunder or war drums or the cries of a dying world—at least not in the usual sense. It’s smoother. Polished. Wrapped in glitter, auto-tune, and pixels. It comes through your favorite playlist, the late-night Netflix scroll, viral TikTok sounds, trending podcasts, and billion-dollar music festivals. And while it claims to entertain, uplift, or liberate, it often does something far more subtle and dangerous: it numbs the soul, reshapes truth, and prepares hearts for something far darker than we dare admit. Image: Lost in the Beat, Consumed by the Dark We are no longer just consuming content—we are being consumed by it. The apostle Paul once warned, “For the time will come when people will not endure sound doctrine… but will turn away from listening to the truth and wander off into myths” (2 Timothy 4:3–4). Today, those myths are set to music. They are filmed i...