So we have two services on Sunday mornings, the first of which is the Bible prophecy update that we do weekly,

and then second service, which would be live streamed at 1115 a.m. Hawaii time. We know there's a number of you that stay for both,

and you're certainly welcome to do that. We're in First Peter, Lord willing, today we're going to complete chapter

one and we're going to look at what it is that we as Christians can and should do when we

find ourselves in the Valley of Despair. And this is really, I hope, an encouragement for those that are really hurting and struggling.

I know many are.

And this is to whom Peter writes.

He writes to a people that are really struggling, going through extreme persecution, unspeakable difficulty and hardship.

And so I would encourage you to join with us. Again, 1115. That's Hawaii time. And those

of you that are watching by way of YouTube or Facebook, we want to maybe encourage you at this

time to go directly to the website at jdfarag.org.

It should be seamless, but there you'll find the uncensored and uninterrupted entirety of today's

update. And so with that, we'll get started. And for today, I want to talk with you about that well-known cliche, follow the money,

but I want to do so from a prophetic perspective.

This thing was actually popularized back in the 1970s.

Some of you were probably not even born whatever in the 1970s, but it's commonly referred

to as proving something true by following the money trail. And so that's what I want to do. I want to prove

Bible prophecy is truly on the cusp of being fulfilled by virtue of following the money globally.

Now it's important to note that the Bible is replete with prophecies about money as it relates

to the global economy at the time of the end during the seven-year tribulation.

Specifically, massive hyperinflation, which will ultimately give way to some form of biometric

identification.

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