Preparation.
Daily Faith TV episodes on what scripture says about preparing — for revival, for trial, for the move of God, and for the times. Pastor Earl Glisson on Hebrews 10:25 and the parable of the ten virgins. Pastor Derek Draughon on Noah's ark and active spiritual perception. Pastor John Miller of Church on the Rock (Texarkana, TX) on the 1857 Businessman's Revival and the Asbury outpouring. Pastor Chris Fletcher of Manna Church on the conditions necessary to receive a genuine move of God, drawing on the Asbury Theological Seminary outpouring and the He Gets Us campaign. Each conversation is grounded in scripture and named historical revival precedents.
Prophecy28mEnd Times Prophecy and the Battle of Armageddon with Steve Holcomb
Steve Holcomb — businessman, Bible scholar, and end times prophecy teacher — joins Philip Cameron for an urgent conversation about the prophetic signs unfolding in today's headlines. Drawing on decades of personal Scripture study, Steve walks through the biblical timeline from the Battle of Armageddon backward, showing how current world events align with specific prophecies in Daniel, Revelation, Luke 17, and 2 Thessalonians. Steve explains his conviction that we are living in the sixth trumpet era of Revelation, warning that "a third part of mankind is fixing to die" before a seven-year covenant is signed — the very covenant that will reveal the Antichrist. He unpacks why the rebuilding of the Third Jewish Temple is the pivotal sign to watch, why the drying of the Euphrates River matters, and why the Church must stop tolerating spiritual compromise. As Steve puts it, "Jesus said when you see the abomination of desolation spoken about by the Prophet Daniel standing in the holy place — for then shall Great Tribulation happen as never was before." For more information about Steve Holcomb's teaching on End Times Prophecy, visit www.SteveHolcomb.org, his social media pages, facebook.com/greattribulationcoming. This episode is a clarion call to study Scripture, recognize the season, and live with urgency.
Prophecy29mIsrael, the Third Temple, & the Last Days with Steve Holcomb
Steve Holcomb — Bible prophecy teacher and founder of the Facebook ministry Understanding End Time Prophecy with Steve Holcomb — joins Philip Cameron for an urgent, scripture-grounded conversation about where the world stands in God's prophetic timeline. With over 600,000 followers on Facebook at @greattribulationcoming, Steve has dedicated his ministry to helping everyday believers understand what the Bible says about the last days before they unfold on the evening news. Drawing on 2 Peter 3:8 ("a day is like a thousand years to the Lord"), Steve explains why Israel's 2,000-year exile and modern restoration are direct fulfillments of Old Testament prophecy. He walks through the significance of the Third Temple — noting that Israel has already prepared the priestly garments, sacred utensils, and red heifers (sourced from Texas) required for Levitical sacrifice — and why that matters for the coming of the Antichrist. The conversation also covers the ancient rivalry between Isaac and Ishmael as the root of today's Middle East conflict, Russia and China's role in targeting Israel, and the Bible's warning that one-third of mankind will perish in the coming judgment. "God told us these things before they happen so that when they happen, you know He is faithful and true," Steve says. Whether you're new to end-time prophecy or a seasoned student of scripture, this episode is a clear-eyed, Bible-backed call to give your life to Jesus Christ before the final hour. Connect with Steve at steveholcomb7@gmail.com or search for Understanding End Time Prophecy with Steve Holcomb on Facebook.
Church29mAwakening the Remnant: Why the Local Church Matters in Perilous Times
Pastor Earl Glisson of Anchor of Faith Church in St. Augustine, Florida joins Philip Cameron for a wide-ranging conversation about the urgent necessity of the local church in what both men believe are the last of the last days. Earl opens with a striking warning: "You can talk nonsense to yourself all day and no one's going to correct you — but if you go to church, someone's going to say, 'That's not true.'" That accountability, he argues, is exactly why Hebrews' command to not forsake the assembling of ourselves together (Hebrews 10:25) is more than a suggestion — it is a survival strategy. The discussion moves through AI-generated deception targeting deceased ministers, the parable of the ten virgins and the impossibility of buying Holy Ghost oil on Facebook Marketplace, and the abdication of Christian dominion in culture, education, and family life. Earl draws a direct line from Adam's abdication in the Garden to today's church surrendering the raising of children to school systems and entertainment. He also reflects on the prophetic significance of Matthew 24:14 — the gospel preached to every nation before the end — and shares a sobering personal story about his granddaughter that illustrates the spiritual war targeting the next generation. If you are asking whether the local church still matters, this episode is your answer. Find Anchor of Faith Church on YouTube for archived Sunday services.
Faith35mDaily Faith with Philip Cameron: Special Guest Pastor Derek Draughon
Pastor Derek Draughon of Saraland First Church joins Philip Cameron for a conversation that cuts straight to the heart of what the church should be doing right now. Rather than celebrating political wins and waiting for cheaper gas prices, Derek challenges believers to shift into a posture of spiritual perception — hearing God's voice for themselves and acting on it. Drawing on the story of Noah, Derek declares, "If we take the next four years and just enjoy cheap groceries and cheap gas, then we're not perceiving." The call to build an ark is a call to build wealth, legacy, and Kingdom infrastructure before the next storm arrives. The conversation moves into the power of God-given ideas, the tipping point between preparation and bold action, and what it truly means to step out of the boat like Peter. Philip and Derek unpack how perception must lead to preparation, and preparation must eventually tip into courageous, irreversible commitment. Derek reminds listeners that "a good man leaves a legacy for his children's children," grounding the discussion in practical, generational thinking. Whether you are a pastor, a business leader, or a believer sitting on a God-dream, this episode delivers a timely prophetic challenge: stop rocking in your chair, perceive what God is saying, and get out of the boat. Find Derek's podcast at fuelcast.tv.
Preparation28mPrepare A Place for Revival
Pastor John Miller of Church on the Rock in Texarkana joins Philip Cameron to unpack what genuine, lasting revival looks like — and how every local church can begin preparing for it right now. Drawing on the Asbury University awakening, the Jesus Movement of the 1970s, and the historic Prayer Revival of 1857, Miller paints a vivid picture of how God moves when His people make room for Him. "The Holy Ghost will only come to where He's welcome," Miller explains. "He is a gentleman — He will not move unless you ask Him to move." Miller traces the 1857 Businessman's Revival, sparked by a simple noon prayer meeting at a Dutch Reformed church in Manhattan under the influence of Charles Finney's convert Joseph Lamphier, which grew from a handful of attendees to a movement that brought a million people to Christ across America. He connects that historical pattern to today's stirrings at Asbury and secular campuses like Texas A&M University, arguing that revival must move beyond church walls to transform culture, politics, families, and communities. Practical takeaways include starting pre-service prayer with leaders, choosing songs directed *to* God rather than merely *about* God, shortening the sermon to extend worship, and opening altar calls. Miller's church saw 25 salvations in a single weekend using these simple adjustments. Visit www.churchontherock.org or download the Church on the Rock Texarkana app to connect with his congregation.
Preparation28mPreparing Your Heart For Revival
Pastor Chris Fletcher of Mana Church joins Philip Cameron for a timely and Spirit-filled conversation about the signs of genuine revival stirring across America. Chris, who leads the flagship campus of Mana Church on Cliffdale Road in Fayetteville, North Carolina — a church-planting movement strategically planted near U.S. military installations around the world — brings a pastor's heart and a prophet's urgency to the question every believer is asking: are we ready? Drawing on the imagery of Old Testament worship, Chris explains that the first step toward revival is personal purity and consecration: "Your ability to stand long in the presence of God is in direct proportion to the cleanliness of your hands." He points to the Asbury Theological Seminary outpouring, the "He Gets Us" Super Bowl campaigns, and moves of God at Samford University and Lee College as evidence that the Holy Spirit is already moving — and warns that a critical spirit is the fastest way to miss it. Referencing the story of Michal despising David's worship of the Ark of the Covenant, Chris makes a compelling case that positioning ourselves for revival matters more than policing it. Whether you're a pastor, a church leader, or a hungry believer, this episode is a call to cleanse, consecrate, and stay open. Learn more about Mana Church at mana.church.