0:00 They're going to call you crazy. At least that's what they've done all throughout history. And let me tell you something. The Bible says that as in the days of Noah, it will be in the coming of the Son of Man. What in the world happened in the days of Noah? Well, they were all taken away by the flood. But before the flood, think about this for a second. They had never seen rain before. Maybe rain was kind of funny, kind of comical, something they would joke about. Hey, Noah is building an ark up in the top of the mountains. We should go see the crazy guy up there. He's talking about a worldwide flood. He's talking about raindrops coming down from the sky. Things coming from the sky. No one's ever seen that before. Could it be that in the last days, something comes from the sky that is funny to people that the world has never seen before?
0:56 And they can't see it. And they can't see it. And they eat it up. They just eat it up. Something is crazy. And it deceives them to death. Now, I'm not saying that you're going to have alien ships coming down from the sky and these giant flying saucers like Independence Day. But I do believe we're going to see some spiritualism, like fireballs from heaven, fire from the sky. We're going to see these beings walking around as if they're human, which we know they're not human. They are absolutely demonic entities. And I think that we should think about the ramifications of this stuff in our own personal lives. Because right now, what I've noticed, and I'm not naming any names here, but what I've noticed is there are pastors, there are people that are inside the church.
1:47 Any church you go to, nobody wants to talk about this topic, specifically spiritualism. We're willing to point at the Vatican. We're willing to point at... Sin, you can call it by its name, but we're not willing to talk about spiritualism. Spiritualism, and I'm not talking about the spiritualism of horoscopes and all this other stuff. Everyone knows that this stuff shouldn't be messed with. But what I am talking about specifically is spiritualism that appears to be human. Spiritualism that has said that something is coming and it's going to claim to be from outer space. Just as Roger Morneau says. He says, Demon spirits will claim to be inhabitants of far distant planets in the galaxies, coming to Earth to tell about impending destruction of the planet, unless something proper is done to avoid it. Could it be, could it be that the things that we laughed at all these years, even myself growing up, could be the things that deceive the people the most, as in the days of Noah?
2:55 And could it be also that... This has been shown, that the majority of religious leaders push this away at the end of time and make fun of people that talk about it. I think there's evidence in the Bible to prove that. Let me take you through some verses real quick. For instance, Matthew 21. We know about the money changers. They were making profit from people that were needing sacrifices inside the temple, right? Well, Jesus was disrupting the economy of the time. In Matthew 21, 12 through 13, it says, And Jesus went into the temple of God and cast out all of them that sold and bought in the temple, and overthrew the tables of the money changers and the seats of them that sold doves and said to them, It is written, My house shall be called the house of prayer, but ye have made it the den of thieves. We've all heard this verse over and over again. But what is evident here is that Jesus was disrupting the time that they lived in and was making significant economic changes. They held traditions over the truth.
4:02 And when Jesus disrupted them, it caused an economic issue. Now, I'm not applying this economic issue as a global thing. I'm applying it as a very personal thing. When someone presents something and they say, Hey, this is a real issue that we should look into. And it seems kind of funny, like this UAP phenomenon, like silly funny. Maybe. Maybe, just maybe, it could cause you to lose your job. Maybe it could cause you to be looked at funny, the social ramifications of preaching this. Could it be that this is the exact thing that happened in the Bible? Mark 7, 8 through 9 says, For laying aside the commandments of men, ye hold the traditions of men. And that's what's happening. You are holding the traditions of men by not holding what the Bible says for the Bible truth. Spiritualism is real.
4:57 It's in the land and it's going to become a bigger and bigger problem at the end of time. For Jesus said, And many others such like things you do. And he said unto them, Full well ye reject the commandments of God, and ye may keep your own tradition. We don't want to keep the traditions of men. We don't want to fall in line with what Hollywood has told us about this UFO, UAP phenomenon, to make it seem silly. When someone thinks it's silly, it's because they have a caricature of it in their mind. And they think that you're talking about these ships in the sky, when all you're talking about is the fireballs in the sky, the spiritualism that's coming upon earth that nobody realized was happening. It says in John 12, 42 through 43, Nevertheless among the chief rulers also many believed on Jesus, but because of the Pharisees they did not want to confess him, lest they should be put out of the synagogue.
5:54 For they love the praise of men more than the praise of God. I can't tell you how many people I've come across that are just like, Brad, I think you're onto something here. And I'm like, let's talk about it. Let's preach it. Let's go to churches. And they say, well, I have a business to run. I don't have time for this nonsense. I have a character to uphold. And if I don't uphold that, this is what they say subtly, I might lose my job. I might lose my income. Or perhaps they're a bigger ministry, and they say, I can't talk about that because I might lose my credibility and donor base. This is where the rubber meets the road, folks. If you're not preaching the truth, and you're thinking you're gonna get laughed at about people by people, God didn't come here to give you masses amounts of money. He gave you the ability to preach the truth so that many more could survive.
6:53 So let's look at the rich young ruler in Matthew 19. Jesus asked him to give up his possessions to follow and embrace a calling fully because of the impact of their worldly life or business. Matthew 19, 21 says, Jesus said unto him, if thou be perfect, go and sell thou hast, and give to the poor, and thou shalt have treasure in heaven. And come and follow me. So Jesus saw that he had a moral character and wanted him to be one of his disciples, but there was one thing he lacked, and that was his desire to uphold his business, and that was his desire to uphold his business, and that was his desire to uphold his business, how many of us today, and I'm talking about not just people that have their own businesses or their own major ministries, but also about individual Bible-believing pastors, elders, ministry officials that are like, I don't know if I'm gonna talk about this because it might make me look like a conspiracy theorist. I can't tell you how many times I've had people come up to me and say, you know, everyone thinks that you're a conspiracy theorist. I don't believe in a lot of conspiracies. It's a known fact. I talk about that a lot on this channel, but there's one conspiracy I do believe in, and it's the conspiracy that angels are conspiring to keep you out of heaven, and with that mindset, they will keep you out of heaven because you won't, by redacting some of the truth you've been given, go to heaven that way.
8:26 Acts 19 is an interesting chapter because it talks about a story that is not as familiar to you and not as familiar with a lot of our Christian stories that we bring out for sermons. One of the things it says is that there was a silversmith, and the Apostle Paul was preaching in the same town as that silversmith, and so many people were turning away from their idol worship. In other words, what this silversmith was creating was silver idols, and they were turning away from this idol worship, which was hurting the silversmith's business. Now, the silversmith might have accepted the truth if it didn't have something to do with affecting his income. So in Acts 19, 24-27, it says there is a silversmith named Demetrius who basically gathers others and says, hey, this Paul, he persuaded people that gods that we made with our hands aren't real, and these gods, they basically aren't buying anymore, and it's going to ruin our trade.
9:22 It's going to ruin our economy. We're not going to have as much income anymore. We're not going to be able to afford our residence, or feed our families, or do as well as we used to, or maybe throw those feasts that we've always had, have those potlucks that we've always had, maybe go out and do those ministries that we always think are so important. Is God going to affect his ministry, his church? He might affect your personal life for the better, but ultimately, if he gives you negativity in your life, it's for your own good. Verse 27 says, so that not only, this, is in danger to be set at naught, but also that the temple of the great goddess Diana should be despised, and her magnificence should be destroyed, whom all Asia and the world worshiped. Think about that for a second. He was more concerned with this false god, which he created with his own hands, and about his income, than about spreading the truth, and, leaving his heart malleable to the Holy Spirit.
10:34 Think about Joseph, and Arimathea, and Nicodemus. Both of these men were part of the Jewish council, and they had a lot of influence. They were actually sympathetic to Jesus, but they kept their faith somewhat quiet at first, because they were concerned about how it would affect their standing, and the rest of their council. Eventually, they did step forward, like when Joseph asked for Jesus' body to give him, a proper burial. But it showed that there was an initial hesitation, because of the impact of their position, and their social status. So this idea of not speaking about this, due to the economic and social ramifications, is entirely dangerous, and definitely a reoccurring theme in the Bible. When something challenges you, or challenges the status quo, even if it's true and biblical, people often weigh the cost of how it might impact their lives and business. I don't want that to be a part of my life. I want to be 100% focused on the Lord, and that's why I took some time off, and was like, we need to absolutely make a channel about this, and talk about this spiritualism that's coming upon the world.
11:45 Especially since we have a significant amount of evidence now to prove that it is legitimately spiritualism. When this thing goes away in the name of Jesus, when this thing comes to people like Chris Bledsoe, and says, I am Hathor, and I've been many things, for many different people throughout time, but I am Hathor, an Egyptian god, and I have come for you to introduce us to the world. When things like this start to happen, and it tries to change the gospel, we know that something significant is happening in the world, and it's not your typical status quo spiritualism. We're seeing the beginning, of a significant portion of spiritualism raising its head in the world, in your lifetime. This is it, folks. This is the time to stand up. This is the time that we say, let's talk more about this, regardless of what it makes people think about. And if you're the kind that just doesn't want to go against the flow, think about this.
12:53 Although this is a little peculiar, we are called to be a peculiar people. And this peculiarness, of us, is supposed to be radiant. And every time you say the truth, it eventually becomes a greater and greater thing. Because God will raise up in you something better than it was before. He will bring you before kings. He will bring you before counselors. And he will give you what to say, if you allow him to be used by you. Be used by him. This is all I'm asking. So if you're a church member, if you're a pastor, if you're an elder, or maybe you run a major business inside the church, think about what you're doing by squashing this message.
13:40 This is so important. And we're seeing the evidence of that right now. There won't be a show, a live show this Sunday. I'm going to be down in Alabama at the new conference that's happening called Blue Star 2.0. We're at the NASA conference. And it's going to be epic. There's hundreds of people there. And we're going to have a booth there. And it's also going to be with many, many speakers. If you want to see more, or sign up and be there, you can go to thewisdompearl.org and sign up and I'll see you there. Again, no show this weekend. Just too much going on. But for the next couple weeks, I'm going to have a little more time. And we're going to have much more episodes coming out. A lot that has happened recently. And I want to talk to you more about that.
14:32 Stay tuned, folks. And I will see you next time.