End-Time-Disciples Podcast

Have you ever sensed God speaking to you through the Bible, a sermon, or another believer, then agreed with what He was saying but changed nothing in your life? Jesus said, “Everyone who hears these sayings of Mine and does not do them will be like a foolish man who built his house on the sand.” And again Jesus asked, “Why do you call Me Lord, but do not do what I say?” Likewise, the Apostle James...

Have you ever read a passage of Scripture and immediately realized, ‘The Lord is speaking to me about this?’ Hearing Jesus is important, but discipleship happens when we respond. Jesus said, “My sheep hear my voice, and I know them, and they follow me.” Notice the sequence. His sheep hear his voice, and then they follow him. We hear Jesus most clearly through God’s Word as the Holy Spirit reveals...

Jesus compared His followers to branches growing from the same vine. Every branch receives its life from the same source. In the same way, every believer receives spiritual life from Jesus Christ through the Holy Spirit. But healthy branches do not grow alone. Throughout Scripture, God calls His people to walk together, encourage one another, pray for one another, bear one another’s burdens, and b...

Jesus compared our spiritual lives to branches connected to a vine. A branch remains alive and fruitful only while the life of the vine continues flowing through it. In the same way, spiritual growth happens when we remain connected to Christ through His Spirit. In John 15:5–7, Jesus gives both a warning and a promise. Apart from Him, we can do nothing. But as we abide in Him and His words abide i...

Jesus didn’t call people merely to believe certain facts about Him. He called them to follow Him. From the beginning of His ministry, Jesus invited ordinary men and women into a life of transformation: “Follow me, and I will make you fishers of men.” — Matthew 4:19 Discipleship is the lifelong process of learning from Jesus, walking with Him, and being changed into His likeness. This week, take a...

What if the Promised Land isn’t just ancient history—but a blueprint for your life as God’s dwelling place on earth? In this episode of the End-Time Disciples Podcast, Major Tom, Vickie, and Pastor Ryan Perry explore how God’s story moves through four “gardens”—Eden, Egypt, the Wilderness, and the Promised Land—and how that final stage reveals your identity as a living temple and royal priest in G...

The Wilderness of Dependence In this episode of God at War – Humanity Caught in the Crossfire , we move into the third “garden” in God’s redemptive pattern: Eden → Egypt → The Wilderness → The Promised Land * In Eden , God provided everything. * In Egypt , His people toiled for Pharaoh’s handouts. * But in the Wilderness , God began to undo that Egyptian mindset and form a people who trust Him aga...

Egypt as the Anti-Eden — what does that mean? In this episode of God at War, we explore how the Bible reveals a divine pattern of four “gardens”: * Eden * Egypt * The Wilderness * The Promised Land. Each garden reveals a stage in God’s plan to restore relationship with His people. Egypt stands as the Anti-Eden — a world built on toil, fear, and control. In Eden, God provided freely; but, in Egypt,...

Before Noah’s Flood, angelic “sons of God” took human wives, and their offspring—the giant Nephilim—filled the world with violence. After the Flood, Nimrod united humanity in rebellion at Babel, trying to build a kingdom without God. In this episode of End-Time Disciples , we explore: - The origin and meaning of the giants (Genesis 6) - How the Tower of Babel (Genesis 11) mirrors modern human prid...

What if the Garden of Eden wasn’t just humanity’s beginning — but God’s original temple? God reveals a redemptive pattern that runs throughout Scripture: * Eden * Egypt * The Wilderness * The Promised Land This pattern becomes a spiritual map for every believer—showing how God leads us out of sin, through refining, and into restored fellowship . In this 2nd episode of God at War: Humanity Caught i...

In this episode we’re starting a new series , focusing on the war between God and the rebellious spiritual powers—these are ‘the gods’ of the Hebrew Bible, and the ‘principalities and powers’ of the New Testament. In future episodes we’ll explore these entities, and our critical role in defeating them, in much greater detail. ▶️ Watch the Episode (Video) Click in the image above. 🎧 Listen to the...

The Great Tribulation Explore the Bible’s timeline of the Great Tribulation—42 months, 1,260 days—revealed in Matthew 24 and Revelation. Jesus warned in Matthew 24 that after the abomination of desolation comes the greatest time of tribulation the world has ever known. Daniel and Revelation confirm it again and again: time, times, and half a time. In this episode, we explain the 3½ years of the Gr...

The End-Time Abomination of Desolation Jesus called the Abomination of Desolation the one undeniable milestone of the end times. But what is it? Has it already happened with Antiochus, Titus, or the Dome of the Rock—or is it still to come through the Antichrist? In this episode of End-Time Disciples, Tom presents the biblical case and Pastor Ryan joins for a lively discussion. Do we need a rebuilt...

📖 Birth Pangs of the End Times — Episode 8 — The Gospel of the Kingdom (Matthew 24:14) Jesus said, “This gospel of the kingdom will be proclaimed in all the world as a testimony to all nations — and then the end will come.” What is the gospel of the kingdom , and how is it different from the gospel of salvation? Why did Jesus call Himself the Son of Man from Daniel 7? And what does it mean for us...

The Fifth Seal of Revelation reveals the martyrs under the altar crying out for justice. But why does God delay Satan’s downfall until the full number of martyrs is complete? In this episode, we open the Scriptures to explore:– Revelation 6:9–11 and the testimony of the martyrs.– How Matthew 24, Mark 13, and Luke 21 foretold waves of persecution.– Why the witness of God’s people becomes evidence i...

When the Fourth Seal of Revelation is opened, a sickly green horse rides out—and Death rides it, with Hades following close behind. But what does that really mean for us today? In this episode of the End-Time Disciples Podcast , we open the Bible to answer these urgent questions: - Should we believe the Islamic Antichrist theory? - What the “ wild beasts ” of Revelation include? - Why judgment beg...

This episode dives deep into the meaning of the Black Horse of Revelation 6:5–6—a symbol of end-time famine and spiritual judgment. The team explores how this isn't just about food shortages and inflation, but also about a famine of hearing the word of God (Amos 8). Scripture, history, and modern trends are brought together to warn of both physical calamities and a spiritual collapse coming within...

End-Time Disciples Podcast — Episode 4 Show Notes In this week’s episode of the End-Time Disciples Podcast , Dr. Thomas Noss (Major Tom), Pastor Ryan Perry, Xavier Perry, and Vickie Noss continue their exploration of the biblical Sequence of End-Time Events . Following Jesus’ warning about false messiahs, the team now turns to His next prophecy: “You will hear of wars and rumors of wars.” But what...

End-Time Disciples Podcast — Episode 3 Show Notes In this week’s episode of the End Time Disciples Podcast , Dr. Thomas Noss (Major Tom), Pastor Ryan Perry, Xavier Perry, and Vickie Noss continue their exploration of the biblical Sequence of End-Time Events. Building on Jesus’ urgent call to avoid deception, the team now highlights the next warning repeated by all four Gospel writers: beware of fa...

End Time Disciples Podcast – Episode 1 Show Notes In this powerful episode of the End Time Disciples Podcast , four believers—Dr. Thomas Noss (aka Major Tom), Pastor Ryan Perry, his son Xavier, and Vickie Noss—launch a new series exploring the biblical Sequence of End-Time Events . They begin by focusing on the very first warning Jesus gave in all three Synoptic Gospels: "Do not be deceived." List...

👋 Welcome to our first End-Time-Disciples.com video discussion! In this roundtable conversation, four Christian disciples with diverse perspectives sat down to explore one of the most misunderstood—and most urgent—passages in the New Testament: 2 Thessalonians 2:1–12 . We talked plainly about: * The coming of the Lord and our meeting together with Him * The “ apostasy” of believers and the rise o...