This site is not just a resource—it is a call to vigilance, discernment, and faithfulness in a time of increasing spiritual danger. The book is available for you to read, listen to, or both, on any device. While it follows a single thread of thought, it is divided into four parts, each able to stand alone. You are welcome to begin wherever you are drawn, but understand: every section is written to confront the urgent needs of this hour.
PART 1: TO WATCH
It is a grievous irony: as the Lord’s return draws nearer, the visible church grows less interested in it. Many are even taught not to watch for His coming. This is not a secondary matter. Scripture commands us to be alert, to watch. If we neglect this charge, we risk being found spiritually asleep when He appears—a condition the Lord Himself warns against. Spiritual complacency is not neutral; it is a direct threat to our readiness and our testimony. The loss here is real: those who do not watch will have no confidence at His appearing and will be counted among those who slumbered.
PART 2: TO GUARD
Watching is inseparable from guarding. We are not merely to observe, but to protect the treasure entrusted to us—the gospel of Christ. The Lord identifies “Thieves and Robbers” who seek to break in and steal what is ours by promise: our justification, our inheritance, our sonship. This gospel is not a theory; it is the very source of our confidence before God. If we allow it to be diluted or replaced, we forfeit the assurance that Christ alone provides. Guarding the gospel is not optional. To neglect this is to invite loss, not only of reward, but of the very ground of our standing before God.
- Watching keeps us sober, anchored in Christ’s finished work.
- Guarding resists every attempt—whether legalistic or mystical—to undermine grace.
- Confidence at His appearing belongs only to those who hold fast to what was given, not those who trade it for religious substitutes.
PART 3: TO DISCERN
True watching and guarding inevitably produce discernment. Yet in many churches, discernment is stigmatized, painted as divisive or unloving. This is a lie. Scripture not only commands discernment, it equips us to answer every accusation against it. Without discernment, the church becomes defenseless against error. Discernment is not suspicion; it is the Spirit-given ability to distinguish what is of Christ from what is not. To reject discernment is to open the door to deception and to silence the conscience that God intends to keep clear.
PART 4: TO WARN
We are witnessing a radical transformation in the Protestant churches—a deliberate infiltration of Babylonian Mystery teachings, cloaked in biblical language. This is not mere error; it is the emergence of a counterfeit religious system, a prelude to the global religion of the False Prophet and the worship of Antichrist. Scripture has anticipated and exposed this trajectory: the origin, course, and end of Babylon the Great are laid bare as a prophetic warning. God’s hatred for apostasy is not a footnote; it is a sign to all who would heed His Word. To ignore this warning is to be swept along with the tide of deception and to share in its judgment.
If you accept the error—if you refuse to watch, to guard, to discern, and to warn—you lose more than clarity. You lose your confidence before Christ, your grip on the gospel, your ability to distinguish truth from error, and ultimately, your participation in the inheritance that belongs to sons. This is not a theoretical loss. It is the collapse of justification and sonship in practice, even if the language of grace remains.
You are invited to engage with any part of this book, but know that every section is written to expose what is at stake. The call is not to curiosity, but to obedience—watch, guard, discern, and warn. This is how we remain faithful in an age of apostasy, and how we honor the One who is coming soon.
