In many nations around the world, persecution for faith is the norm. Yet, here in America, a growing sense of unease is stirring within the hearts of God’s people. It’s subtle in some areas, blatant in others—but unmistakably present.

A warning has been sent out but not many are speaking on it.

Why? Because the truth, though backed by Scripture, is difficult for many to receive. Some who hold influence in the Church are often not teaching the full counsel of God’s Word. They are not preparing their congregations for what is to come—the very events Jesus so intentionally revealed to His disciples.

You can see the world moving in a direction that appears to promise peace, acceptance, and inclusivity. Policies and ideologies are shifting, seemingly in favor of unity and harmony. But for the body of Christ, this movement should serve as a sign—Jesus’ return is coming swiftly.

While we still have the freedom to worship, we must recognize what’s on the horizon. Some people in America have already faced imprisonment for their faith.

The days of passive Christianity are over.

A Battle for the Next Generation

Recently, I’ve been standing alongside other homeschooling parents in Virginia, fighting against an attack on our rights. A deceptively introduced bill sought to target families homeschooling under religious exemption, but before we knew it, the scope had expanded, threatening the rights of all homeschooling families.

This is also happening in other states right now in real time.

Through discernment, it became clear—this was not merely a fight about education. This was about our children.

Let me be clear: I do not homeschool because I believe public schools are inherently evil. I homeschool because God led me to do so. At the same time, I firmly believe that Holy Spirit-filled teachers are needed in public schools, not to enforce belief systems, but to stand as intercessors, as those strategically placed for God’s purpose.

The Time is Coming

There is a time coming, right here on American soil, when standing for God’s truth will come at a cost. We must be equipped—both spiritually and practically—to endure.

The freedom to gather as we do now will not always be available. Persecution is not something of the distant future; the groundwork is already being laid. If we are not rooted in God’s Word and prepared for action, we will be caught off guard.

Now is the time to pay attention. To listen to the voice of God. To pray and to prepare.

This is not a call to fear, but a call to readiness. The Lord is faithful to guide those who seek Him. Will we be found awake and standing when the time comes?

Stay vigilant.

Stay in prayer.

Stay prepared.