Episode 2:Lies, Secrecy, and the Attack on Faith

The world is watching the skies, but Jesus told us to watch our discernment.

In this episode, we expose how “disclosure” connects to Genesis 6 — the ancient rebellion that still echoes through modern deception. The Church must rise and fight, not with fear, but with truth.

Disclosure isn’t revelation — it’s distraction.
It’s the great deception Jesus warned about in Matthew 24, dressed as light but rooted in lies.

The only defense is relationship with Christ — accepting Jesus, leaning into Him, and holding tight when the world shakes.

Join us as we uncover what’s really being revealed — and why the Church must stand firm.

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