Come pray with me

Summary

Brandon Biggs opens with a discussion of household preparedness. He shows portable battery generators and a hydroponic tower garden, explaining how solar panels could keep the batteries charged and help power food-growing equipment, refrigerators, and mobile internet. He says these preparations reflect warnings he believes he has received about power outages and food shortages.

He then reviews online reports and news clips about emergency planning. The coverage describes a Pentagon initiative for military bases to operate independently for up to 90 days during a major disruption and mentions public advice in several countries to keep emergency food and water. Biggs also cites reports about North Korea’s military readiness and possible U.S. military action involving Iran. He considers these developments potentially significant, while acknowledging that online reports can be false or AI-generated and that he is unsure which claims are reliable.

Biggs interprets the reports through his own prophetic beliefs. He says he has previously warned of grid disruptions, food shortages, darkness in parts of Europe, cyberattacks on banks, and threats to elections. He urges viewers to pray, prepare, and scrutinize information. He also revisits allegations of election irregularities in Brazil and concerns about ballots in Los Angeles; these are presented as claims and suspicions, not established findings.

He shares personal visions about U.S. politics and the years ahead. These include warnings about President Trump’s health and decisions, speculation that JD Vance could win the 2028 presidential election, and symbolic images he associates with political conflict and distraction. He also predicts rapid advances in AI, satellites, internet access, space travel, and other technologies, while warning that expanded connectivity could be tied to a future “beast system.”

A large part of the broadcast is devoted to religious prophecy and prayer. Biggs predicts a new wave of revival, healing, deliverance ministries, and unusual spiritual manifestations, including creative miracles. He says emerging Christian leaders will work alongside experienced ministers and urges viewers to test new movements against scripture. He also emphasizes fasting, obedience, humility, and giving God credit for any success or healing.

The program concludes with prayers for the United States, elections, Trump and his family, and viewers’ health, finances, relationships, and work. Biggs invites viewers to accept Jesus, then offers guidance to new converts, including finding a church, being baptized, and reading the Bible.

Presenters and Contributors

• Brandon Biggs — Main presenter.
• Diana — Assists with research and the broadcast.
• Braden — Manages Biggs’s social media and helps present material.
• Jennifer Griffin — Correspondent in the Fox News report shown.
• John — Anchor addressing Griffin in the clip; his surname is unclear in the subtitles.
• Kurt “CyberGuy” Knutsson — Introduced as a cybersecurity guest in a clip, though his comments are not included in the excerpt.