“For false christs and false prophets will rise and show great signs and wonders to deceive, if possible, even the elect.”
— Matthew 24:24 (NKJV)
If you’ve been paying attention lately, you might feel something stirring deep in your spirit. A heaviness. A warning. A nagging sense that we are no longer merely watching current events—we’re watching prophecy unfold.
Many today are being swept up in political movements, clinging to public figures with near-messianic devotion. And yet, in that very zeal lies a dangerous trap: deception. Not from the Left, not from the globalists or Hollywood elites, but from within. From our own house. From among those who call themselves “the elect.”
The Politics of False Hope
We’re living in a time when a political figure can brag about his wealth, lie constantly, mock others, and yet still be treated like a savior by Christians. Some say things like, “Trump is saving America—and maybe even the world.”
Pause and consider that. Is that the voice of discernment, or the voice of idolatry?
It’s not that the other side is any better. Quite the opposite. This is not about partisan loyalties. This is about hearts. Who do we trust? Who ...
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