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Lately, a lot of strange claims have been circulating online—especially from Gnostic or fringe voices saying the Epstein files are some kind of “fulfillment of prophecy.” It’s making many Christians anxious, distracted, or obsessed with conspiracy-style end-times talk.

In this video, I offer a simple response: calm down and come back to the gospel.

Instead of chasing sensational predictions, we go straight to Revelation chapters 1–3 to see what real apocalyptic language actually looks like in Scripture. Jesus’ messages to the seven churches aren’t about internet rumors or political scandals—they’re about faithfulness, repentance, endurance, and obedience in everyday life.

If Revelation is meant to prepare believers, it does so by calling us to holiness, not hysteria.

In this video:

Why sensational prophecy claims can mislead Christians

What real apocalyptic language in Revelation sounds like

A walkthrough of Jesus’ messages to the seven churches

The practical call to faithfulness in daily life

Key takeaway:
Don’t get swept up in fear, conspiracies, or speculative prophecy. Stay rooted in Christ, live faithfully, and focus on the gospel.

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