The climate is changing. That is not up for debate here. The question this seminar asks is different: did the Bible see this coming, and what happens next?
Over five sessions, Pastor Myckal Morehouse walks through what Scripture actually says about a planet in distress, why a global crisis can be used to reshape society and limit freedom, and where real hope is found. Not in fear, and not in any government or program, but in the promise that Christ will return and set the earth to rights. Here is what each session covers, so you know what to expect before you walk in.
Session 1: The Climate Change Prophecy
Long before satellites and climate models, the Bible described a planet in upheaval in the last days. The opening night looks at what Scripture actually predicts about nature, and what it says God will do about it. Anchor passage: Luke 21:25–26.
Session 2: Rest For Planet Earth
The oldest environmental law on record is a day of rest. This session shows why God built rest into creation itself, and what a weekly pause has to say to a worn-out planet and worn-out people. Anchor passage: Exodus 20:8–11.
Session 3: The Great Climate Crisis Agenda
A crisis can bring out the best in people. It can also be used. We trace what prophecy says about how a global emergency can become a tool for control, and how to tell honest concern from manipulation. Anchor passage: Revelation 13:16–17.
Session 4: Climate Change Trojan Horse
Troy fell to a gift it welcomed through its own gates. What could be hidden inside the solutions offered to save the planet? A close look at prophecy’s warning about a coming loss of freedom. Anchor passage: 1 Thessalonians 5:3.
Session 5: The Trojan Horse Comes To America
Once called the land of the free. Where is America headed, and does the Bible have anything to say about it? The final session brings the series home, and points to a freedom no government can take away. Anchor passage: Revelation 13:11.
Who this is for
- Anyone who watches the weather get stranger and wonders what it means.
- People who care about the earth and are tired of being told what to fear.
- Skeptics. Bring your questions; every session is built on Scripture you can check yourself.
- Christians who have never studied prophecy and want a clear, calm starting point.
- Families. A free children’s program runs during the sessions at the host church.
Come and see for yourself
Nothing beats being in the room. Each session runs about an hour, admission is free, and you are welcome at any of them, though opening night sets the stage for the rest. See the next live weekend and reserve a free seat, or, if you are a pastor, find out how to preach this series at your own church.