Crazy Times: Are We in the Days of Noah?

Are we living in the days of Noah? Have we reached the end times?

Scripture tells us to watch and recognize the times and seasons, while also making it clear that no one knows the day or the hour. Scripture also tells us that the Lord reveals His plans to His servants, the prophets. So what do we do when we believe God may be warning us to pay attention?

In this episode, Grant shares a prophetic warning that has been percolating for months. But the story actually begins years earlier.

In March 2020, just before COVID shut the world down, Grant received a strange prompting from the Lord to “build arks in the desert.” He preached a message that unexpectedly went viral—and then watched as the world changed almost overnight.

This spring, that word began stirring again.

After months of prayer, wrestling, and multiple confirmations—and now renewed reports surrounding a structure near Mount Ararat that some believe could be Noah’s Ark—Grant and Kat felt it was time to release what he believes the Lord has been showing him.

Are we living in the days of Noah?

Grant isn't setting dates or predicting the end of the world. Instead, this episode asks a much more important question:

If you knew time was short, what would you do differently?

Would you carry on with life as usual? Or would the mission of your life suddenly come into focus? Would you stop hesitating, stop living afraid, and finally move into the things God has called you to do?

Grant and Kat unpack three major invitations for believers in uncertain times:

Know your mission.
Time is limited. Say no to distractions and give yourself fully to what God has called you to do.

Get your own oil.
Through the parable of the ten virgins in Matthew 25, they talk about cultivating personal intimacy with the Holy Spirit. You can't borrow someone else's oil. You have to know Him for yourself.

Build on the rock.
Allow God to expose, crush, press, and sift anything in your life that has been built on sand so that when shaking comes, what remains can stand.

So where do you start? Pray the ancient prayer, “Search me and know me.” Pay attention to the conviction of the Holy Spirit—not condemnation—and learn to recognize God's voice for yourself.

Whether something dramatic happens tomorrow, ten years from now, or long after we're gone, the call of Jesus remains the same:

Be watchful. Be ready. Keep oil in your lamp. And stay about your Father's business.

This is one you’re not going to want to miss.