"Here Am I, Lord, Send Me" | Counsels for the Church - Chapter 8 (with text)

Doomsday Cataclysms — What Is Happening to the World?

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Oleh Bokov

Oct 10, 2026

Underground, people seek refuge from bombs, while above ground mountains shake, forests burn, and rivers overflow their banks. What if this chain of disasters is caused by more than chance and more than climate alone? No panic or scare tactics — only facts, troubling questions, and an ancient prophecy that unexpectedly matches the news feeds. This is a story about what awaits our world and where to find support when the ground slips from under your feet.

NYC Episcopal priest Flourish Klink sparks outrage for claiming Jesus is trans and God is nonbinary in outlandish sermon

Story by Nicholas McEntyre

A New York City Episcopal priest sparked outrage by claiming that Jesus Christ was transgender and that God is nonbinary — a belief once shared by seminarian and Texas Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico.

Father Flourish Klink, who is nonbinary and transgender, made the outlandish assertions during a recent sermon at Christ & St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church on the Upper West Side.

“God is nonbinary,” Klink startlingly exclaimed, according to a livestream clip shared on X Wednesday. “But I’m going to go further than that, and I’m going to say God is actually also trans.”

Father Flourish Klink, a nonbinary and transgender priest with the Episcopal Church, Diocese of New York, claimed Jesus is transgender and God is nonbinary during a recent sermon on the Upper West Side. X/The Dissenter

Klink, who prefers “they/elle/hen” pronouns, went on to describe how transgender people are given a gender by “folks based on what they see” when they are born — and used it as grounds to why “God is trans.”

“When we’re old enough, we realize that wasn’t right and we’re not, in our deepest selves, the gender that everyone thought we were. Reasonable working definition of a trans person, right?” Klink asked the congregants.

“When God, who – as we have established is nonbinary – was born in human form as our Lord Jesus Christ, Mary said, ‘Oh look, a baby boy.'”

Klink, who has a spouse and daughter, paused for a second before claiming, “God isn’t a boy, we have established this. God is beyond boy and girl.

“God was assigned a gender at birth, and later on it became clear that that gender wasn’t right.

“So if you’re gonna deny that God is trans, I think you’re going to be denying the divinity of our Lord Jesus Christ and I have some notes about that,” Klink said.

Klink continued the sermon, alleging Jesus didn’t live the traditional life of a man from the first century by not getting married and instead chose to teach and engage with women in unusual ways — instead of the “traditionally masculine way.”

The priest used details from the Bible on how Jesus looked different after his resurrection as proof he was trans.

“There was something different about Jesus,” Klink said before admitting the Bible doesn’t directly say what was different.

“The Bible doesn’t tell us why it is that Jesus’ best friends, his disciples, the people who had walked with him to the end of his life, the people who had buried him in the tomb when it was politically difficult, who were committed to him still didn’t recognize Jesus for a good long time,” Klink added.

Klink, who prefers “they/elle/hen” pronouns, described how transgender people are given a gender by “folks based on what they see” when they are born, as basis for the claim “God is trans.” Instagram/fatherflourish

KTFLive: As it Was in the Days of Lot

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The days of Lot were much like are own. History repeats itself. There are many lessons that can be drawn from the story of Lot that are also repeated with each generation. Join us as we study this important end-time story.

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Noah’s Last Sermon: The Door Closed Before They Knew It - Pastor Al Fletcher

 

We've woken up in a demonic world. Nothing is the same.

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National CleanUp Day 2026

National CleanUp Day 2026

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National CleanUp Day in conjunction with World CleanUp Day are coordinating clean ups across the US for National CleanUp Day. Join us in every State, every territory and nearly every country around the world!

During the month of September, National CleanUp Dayis working with grassroots organizations and community members to clean up green spaces, urban landscapes, and waterways across the U.S. With participation in all 50 States and Territories, we aim to clean-up locations in your area — and opportunities to spread the action to communities nationwide — the National CleanUp Day will build an army of volunteers and make a tangible impact on waste in our environments.


Step 1: Find a Clean Up | Start a Clean Up

For National CleanUp Day we are coordinating volunteer clean ups in thousands of cities across the U.S. and every territory.
Step 2: Invite co-workers, friends, and family.
Step 3: Talk about it on social media using #NationalCleanUpDay and #trashtag
Step 4: Download and post this event flyer.
Step 5: Bring your own equipment.
Step 6: Hold the event. Be a good volunteer, have fun, be social, and safe.
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National CleanUp Day in the United States is scheduled for September 19, 2026, falling annually on the third Saturday of September. Globally, similar community sanitation events occur worldwide, such as Uganda's mandatory monthly cleaning day held on the last Saturday of every month.

All these are the beginning of sorrows.

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And Jesus went out, and departed from the temple: and his disciples came to him for to shew him the buildings of the temple.

And Jesus said unto them, See ye not all these things? verily I say unto you, There shall not be left here one stone upon another, that shall not be thrown down.

And as he sat upon the mount of Olives, the disciples came unto him privately, saying, Tell us, when shall these things be? and what shall be the sign of thy coming, and of the end of the world?

And Jesus answered and said unto them, Take heed that no man deceive you.

For many shall come in my name, saying, I am Christ; and shall deceive many.

And ye shall hear of wars and rumours of wars: see that ye be not troubled: for all these things must come to pass, but the end is not yet.

For nation shall rise against nation, and kingdom against kingdom: and there shall be famines, and pestilences, and earthquakes, in divers places.

All these are the beginning of sorrows.

Mattew 24:1-8.

Preparedness vs Faith | What the Bible Actually Says

 

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Most Christians never ask this question out loud: should we be physically preparing for the end times, or is that a lack of faith?

Tonight Nick & Lisa Meissner walk through it from Scripture — the enemy's strategy for the last days, what God's Word actually says about providing for your family, and a practical framework for sustainable preparedness that applies wherever you are right now.

This is a distinctly Christian look at preparedness, with Scripture as the foundation. Just the Bible and a concrete plan. Join us live and bring your questions — Nick and Lisa will be in the chat the whole time.

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The Four Winds Are About to Be Released! Are You Ready for What Comes Next? - Pastor Hector Torres

 

Countryside Sabbath Fellowship 

Jun 15, 2026 

Are we ready for what lies ahead? 

In this powerful message, we explore the Sixth Seal, the Four Winds of Revelation 7, the Seal of God, and the final events before Christ’s return. Discover where we are in Bible prophecy, why God is still holding back the winds of strife, and how believers can prepare for the coming crisis. 

The world may be growing darker, but God’s people have hope. Now is the time to draw closer to Christ, trust His promises, and prepare for His soon return.

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Doomsday Believers No Longer Fringe: Study Suggests They’re A Third Of America

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Research led by Dr. Matthew I. Billet (University of British Columbia)

Mar 14, 2026
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From climate change to the rise of AI to the Rapture, more adults think we’re currently living in end times.

In a Nutshell

• About one in three Americans in the study’s sample believed the world would end within their own lifetime, a figure that aligns with broader national polling, and those beliefs turned out to be stronger predictors of risk behavior than political affiliation or income.
• Apocalyptic belief is not one thing: researchers identified five distinct dimensions, including who or what people believe will cause the end, how soon they expect it, and whether they view it as something to dread or welcome.
• The specific flavor of someone’s end-of-world belief matters enormously. People who blame human action for eventual catastrophe perceive current threats as more urgent, while those who believe God controls the end times are significantly less likely to support extreme action to address them.
• A puzzle the researchers could not fully explain: people who believe the apocalypse will ultimately be a good thing still tended to support drastic measures to prevent existential threats.

Between 29% and 39% of Americans believe they are currently living in the end times. That is not a fringe position held by a handful of doomsday cults. It cuts across Evangelical congregations, climate activist circles, Silicon Valley boardrooms, and rural prepper communities alike. And according to a new study, it may be one of the most consequential and least examined forces in how the public responds to the biggest threats facing the planet.

Psychologists at the University of British Columbia and the University of California, Irvine surveyed more than 1,400 religiously diverse Americans and found that apocalyptic thinking is neither a fringe preoccupation nor a purely spiritual abstraction. It is a measurable psychological force, and the specific flavor of someone’s end-of-world belief predicts how they perceive and respond to threats like climate change, nuclear war, economic collapse, and artificial intelligence with surprising consistency.

The study, led by psychologist Matthew Billet and co-authored by Cindel White, Azim Shariff, and Ara Norenzayan, is among the first to build a formal framework around end-of-world beliefs as a psychological construct. Its findings complicate the familiar story that risk behavior is primarily a matter of politics or religion.

A third of Americans now believe the world will reach its end during their lifetime. (© Liza – stock.adobe.com)

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