Headlines, prophecy, and end-times urgency.
The Endtime Show is a Christian prophecy program that treats current events as signs to be tested against scripture. Its episodes move quickly from Iran, Israel, the EU, popes, UFO talk, and U.S. politics into Revelation, Daniel, Matthew 24, and calls to spiritual readiness.
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The Endtime Show is built for listeners who see the front page and the Bible as connected texts. Its episodes move fast. Iran, Israel, the Strait of Hormuz, Hungary, Brussels, Pope Leo, President Trump, Vice President Vance, UFO disclosure, red heifers, Al-Aqsa, and the Third Temple all become material for prophecy teaching. The show rarely treats a headline as isolated. It asks what pattern the event belongs to. World government is one recurring answer. World religion is another. So are the Antichrist, the Beast of Revelation, the Great Tribulation, digital finance, Middle East peace proposals, and the warning to be ready before Christ returns. The style is direct and cumulative, closer to live religious talk radio than polished documentary audio. A host may open with questions, stack several geopolitical developments together, then move into Daniel, Revelation, Jeremiah, or the Olivet Discourse. The pace can feel urgent, but the show frames that urgency as watchfulness rather than panic. It also has a practical streak. Sponsor segments about food storage sit beside discussions of war, supply issues, sanctions, and digital control, which makes readiness part of the show's larger worldview. Call-in episodes widen the texture. Listeners ask prophecy questions, speak from YouTube chat, praise past teaching from Irvin Baxter, or ask for resources such as Only Source. Those moments give the program a familiar, church-basement radio quality: doctrinal certainty on one side, family-like encouragement on the other. The Endtime Show is not trying to sound neutral. It argues. It teaches. It warns. It looks at global unity, interfaith gestures, political spectacle, and technological anxiety and says these are not random signals. For its audience, that conviction is the point: a daily briefing for Christians who want current events filtered through end-times scripture and delivered with urgency, repetition, and pastoral pressure.
Made for: For Christians who follow geopolitics, U.S. politics, Israel, Iran, and religious authority through an end-times prophecy lens. It especially suits listeners who prefer direct scriptural interpretation and live-call discussion over neutral news analysis.
What sets it apart: The show fuses news talk radio with verse-driven prophecy teaching, treating political and religious developments as pieces in a larger biblical timeline. Its call-ins and readiness segments make the theology feel immediate, communal, and practical.
We talk about the two things you're not supposed to: Politics and Religion. Gain peace, hope and understanding about the days ahead as we explain current events through a lens of Bible prophecy. It's never been easier to understand.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Current affairs become a running lesson in biblical prophecy, supported by direct Scripture references, urgent solo teaching, and lively call-in conversation.
"The Endtime Show | Endtime" reads the day's political alarms through biblical prophecy, moving quickly between headlines, Scripture, and claims about what current events may signal.
Trump-as-Antichrist chatter gets a scripture check before you have to panic-scroll.
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A live prophecy call-in that turns a geopolitical question into a biblical argument.
The broadcast opens in a live Friday call-in mode, moving quickly from a question about a Palestinian state and a war with Iran to Trump speculation and Bible prophecy.
A prophecy debate that stays close to Scripture, current chatter, and a hopeful close.
This episode treats a viral question as a Scripture-first argument about what people think they are seeing when they ask whether Donald Trump could be the Antichrist.
A murky Iran update leads into Matthew 24 and a direct call to readiness.
The Endtime Show uses uncertainty around Iran, the United States, and Israel as a way into Matthew 24. Dave Robbins opens with conflicting headlines about the Strait of Hormuz and an 8 p.m. deadline that passed without visible consequence, then moves into the Olivet Discourse.
A Strait of Hormuz deadline becomes a prophecy-focused look at escalation, alliances, and spiritual readiness.
Dave Robbins of End Time Ministries uses an 8 p.m. Eastern Standard Time deadline to reopen the Strait of Hormuz as the trigger for a wide, prophecy-minded look at possible conflict between the United States and Iran.
A prophecy-driven episode connecting Canada, Europe, Israel, and global alliances to end-times warnings.
The Endtime Show follows Dave Robbins as he frames current political and religious tensions as signs of an approaching end-times crisis. He begins with Canada's Bill C-9 and its claimed handling of passages from Leviticus, Romans, and Deuteronomy, then widens the lens to Europe,…
A firm prophecy-centered argument for Christian support of modern Israel.
Israel is presented as the meeting point of biblical promise and present-day conflict, with Jerusalem and the modern nation of Israel carrying the weight of Dave Robbins' prophecy-centered case.
A live call-in connects an Iran war question with prophecy, scripture, prayer, pain, and the fellowship around a YouTube chat.
The episode centers on a live question with real stakes: could a Palestinian state help stop a war with Iran, or should that possibility be understood through the lens of Bible prophecy?
Two Bible translators unpack Scripture's hardest passages, from Revelation's 666 to the Witch of Endor.
Live sermons with Easter-shaped urgency.
Dave Robbins of End Time Ministries argues that Christians must support Israel based on biblical prophecy, historical events, and current geopolitical realities.
Vince Stegall and Doug Norvell host a phone-in Friday episode discussing whether a Palestinian state could be used by Trump to de-escalate conflict with Iran, linking it to Bible prophecy.
This episode examines whether current events in the Middle East align with the biblical Gog-Magog prophecy from Ezekiel 38-39 by comparing multiple scriptural prophecies to determine what the Bible actually says.
This episode analyzes the prophetic implications of President Trump's proposed Board of Peace in the Gaza conflict, linking it to biblical predictions of a future Israeli-Palestinian peace agreement that could lead to Armageddon.
Dave Robbins of End Time Ministries opens with 2 Thessalonians 2 and John 8:44 to argue that Satan's deception will intensify in the last days.
This episode discusses current events like tensions over the Al-Aqsa Mosque, geopolitical moves by Russia and China, and potential financial shifts, framing them as unfolding Bible prophecy and inviting listener calls for Q&A.
This episode explores whether the Bible predicts aliens in the end times, connecting it to current events like UFO disclosures and global conflicts.
This episode analyzes Daniel chapter 12, focusing on the increase of knowledge and prophetic understanding as signs of the end times, including the Great Tribulation and the role of the Antichrist.
This episode analyzes current global events like political shifts and religious movements through the lens of biblical prophecy, suggesting they align with predictions about the end times and the rise of a world government.
This episode discusses the potential U.S.
The hosts open with a live Friday phone-in show.
Vince Stegall and Doug Norvell open by asking whether Donald Trump is the Antichrist.
The episode opens with Matthew 24 and its plain warning to be ready.
The Strait of Hormuz sits at the center of a sharp warning about Iran and President Trump's 8 p.m.
Dave Robbins says Canada's Bill C-9 and Mark Miller's March 25 remarks in Parliament could make Romans 1, Leviticus 20:13, and Deuteronomy risky to read publicly.
This episode examines America's role in end-time prophecy regarding Israel by analyzing biblical texts and current events.
This episode explains the biblical, historical, and prophetic reasons why Christians should support Israel in light of end-time prophecies.
This episode examines a 1978 warning about global government and church-state alliances through the lens of Bible prophecy, focusing on insights from former Vatican insider Malachi Martin.