A sober, practical warning about apostasy, false teaching, and staying spiritually ready.
Tiff Shuttlesworth frames end-times teaching as a sober warning to the church, reading the great falling away through Matthew 24 and 1 Timothy 4.

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Prophecy teaching with pulpit urgency.
Tiff Shuttlesworth - Lost Lamb Association is a grave, orderly teaching program centered on end-times prophecy and Christian conviction. Episodes move from questions about current events or doctrine into chapter-and-verse argument, prayer, and calls to spiritual readiness.
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Tiff Shuttlesworth - Lost Lamb Association presents Bible prophecy as a disciplined study and a spiritual alarm. Its basic shape is consistent. A question is raised, a passage is opened, and the argument proceeds through numbered points, cross-references, and direct application. The show has little interest in banter. It favors exposition. Recent episodes examine the great falling away, warnings about deception, the resurrection of Jesus, the reliability of Scripture, America's absence from final prophecy, Iran's place in Persia prophecies, and Revelation's picture of end-time political power. World events matter here. Middle East conflict, Israel, Iran, Russia, global war language, and President Trump's Board of Peace all appear as subjects for prophetic comparison. Yet the teaching repeatedly cautions against treating every headline as a direct fulfillment. That caveat gives the show a more structured posture than pure alarmism, even while its conclusions remain urgent and firmly theological. The speaker's method is pastoral and argumentative at once. He cites Scripture, explains terms, frames objections, and returns to the listener's need to live ready. Trust in the Bible also plays a major role. Episodes defend the resurrection through claims about witnesses, the empty tomb, Roman authority, and the absence of Jesus' body. Others defend the Bible through archaeology, manuscripts, prophecy, and historical comparison. The program's closing rhythm often turns from teaching to invitation, with prayers of repentance and encouragement toward church life. Its intensity is part of the identity. The show is for listeners who want end-times Christianity presented with certainty, order, and devotional force. It is less suited to those seeking interfaith conversation, political neutrality, or academic distance from the claims being made.
Made for: This show is for Christian listeners drawn to end-times prophecy, trust in the Bible, and direct teaching on spiritual readiness. It especially suits those who prefer structured solo exposition over conversational religion shows.
What sets it apart: Its strength is the combination of prophecy mapping, current-event caution, and evangelistic application. The episodes do not merely speculate about headlines; they repeatedly return to Scripture, prayer, repentance, and readiness.
Evangelist Tiff Shuttlesworth answers common questions that many have about the validity of the Bible, end time events, prophecy in Scripture, and much more! The goal of this podcast is to reach lost people with the truth of Jesus Christ, to disciple new believers and equip believers to do the same.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Tiff Shuttlesworth turns prophecy, doctrine, and biblical apologetics into clearly ordered lessons with direct devotional purpose.
Tiff Shuttlesworth builds each installment like a guided Bible lesson, announcing the questions or numbered points before moving through relevant passages.
Tiff Shuttlesworth turns Antichrist questions into note-taking homework; your highlighter has been summoned.
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A sober, practical warning about apostasy, false teaching, and staying spiritually ready.
Tiff Shuttlesworth frames end-times teaching as a sober warning to the church, reading the great falling away through Matthew 24 and 1 Timothy 4.
A clear prophecy program directs fears of global war toward prayer, faith, and readiness.
Tiff Shuttlesworth approaches the possibility of global war through biblical prophecy, using Matthew 24's birth pains and the Middle East to ask whether the Bible predicts a third world war.
A scripture-centered resurrection defense built around the empty tomb, Roman guards, and a direct call to faith.
The episode frames the resurrection of Jesus as a matter of scripture and historical argument, opening with 1 Corinthians 15 before turning to the empty tomb, the Roman seal, and the large stone at its entrance.
A clear evangelical defense of biblical trust built around archaeology, manuscript comparison, and a direct call to faith.
Trust in the Bible is treated here as something open to examination, not only confession. Tiff Shuttlesworth organizes the episode around five reasons for confidence in Scripture: science, archaeology, manuscripts, the resurrection of Jesus Christ, and Bible prophecy.
Tiff Shuttlesworth connects Persia and modern Iran through prophecies in Ezekiel, Jeremiah and Daniel.
Tiff Shuttlesworth considers Iran's place in biblical prophecy through Ezekiel 38-39, Jeremiah 49 and Daniel 10. The most focused section is his reading of Jeremiah's prophecy about Elam.
A structured Bible study on why the Antichrist remains a subject Scripture expects believers to examine.
Tiff Shuttlesworth treats the Antichrist as a topic serious Bible students are expected to examine, grounding the episode in the Law of Proportion and the claim that more than 100 biblical passages address the figure's origin, character, defeat, and judgment.
A clear Bible study on God's call, moving from scripture to surrender.
Tiff Shuttlesworth treats the call of God into ministry as something to define biblically before anyone rushes toward personal certainty. He lays out five specifics, moving from the meaning of the call to Old and New Testament examples, then into how he came to recognize that…

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Evangelist Tiff Shuttlesworth teaches a Bible study on recognizing God's call to ministry.
Tiff Shuttlesworth introduces a study on Daniel chapter 9, emphasizing the importance of biblical wisdom and understanding.
Tiff Shuttlesworth discusses how Christians should biblically respond to the assassination of Charlie Kirk, emphasizing love and understanding from 1 John 3.
Evangelist Tiff Shuttlesworth teaches how to recognize the coming Antichrist, arguing he is likely alive today in global politics, religion, or economics.
Shuttlesworth calls his Bible study “1 in 100 Quadrillion” and frames biblical authenticity through historical, prophetic, and intellectual tests.
Tiff Shuttlesworth argues that church attendance, Bible reading, good conduct, and prayer do not by themselves make someone a real Christian.
Tiff Shuttlesworth calls "the great falling away" "the last warning before the rapture" and anchors the talk in 2 Thessalonians 2:1-8.
Tiff Shuttlesworth's Coming Home broadcast asks whether Matthew 24, Zechariah 12, and Revelation 16 show the world racing toward conflict in the Middle East.
Tiff Shuttlesworth turns 1 Corinthians 15 into a historical case for Jesus' resurrection, reading Paul's claim that Christ died, was buried, and was raised on the third day.
Tiff Shuttlesworth discusses why America is absent from Bible prophecy and explores four prophetic passages about America's fate in the end times.
Tiff Shuttlesworth reveals five end-time political agendas hidden in Revelation 13 that are shaping the world today.
Tiff Shuttlesworth on Coming Home frames "five intellectual reasons" to trust the Bible by moving from Proverbs 4:7 and 1 Peter 3:15 into science, archaeology, manuscripts, the resurrection, and prophecy.
Tiff Shuttlesworth's "Coming Home" episode links Iran to Ezekiel 38-39, Jeremiah 49, and Daniel 10 as three Persia prophecies.
Tiff Shuttlesworth examines whether President Trump's Board of Peace aligns with Bible prophecy, answering common questions about its purpose and biblical connections.
Tiff Shuttlesworth discusses how to identify the coming Antichrist based on biblical prophecy, focusing on his potential emergence from global politics, religion, or economy.
Tiff Shuttlesworth discusses the current Israel-Iran showdown through the lens of Bible prophecy, focusing on Ezekiel 38 and the historical hostility from Genesis.