2027, 2028, 2029, 2030 and Beyond: A Prophetic Timeline Revealed – Robin Bullock

Summary

Host Steve Shultz opened by describing personal spiritual experiences around October 31, then introduced an ElijahStreams segment about clean-water projects in Uganda. A video showed a child emptying clean bottled water to refill the bottle from a dirty pond, illustrating how unfamiliar clean water was to local children. Shultz said the organization was drilling wells and asked viewers to support its work.

Prophetic timeline and spiritual authority

Guest Robin Bullock outlined a prophetic timeline he said he had received:

• 2023: “the year of you and me”
• 2024: “the year of the open door”
• 2025: “the year to be alive”
• 2026: “the year of the great fix”
• 2027: “like heaven”
• 2028: “great at the new gate”
• 2029: “just fine”

Bullock said 2030 was “up for grabs.” In his view, the church must act to prevent a return to the conditions that led to 2020. He added that securing 2030 could lead to 2035, and securing 2035 could delay another major crisis until 2045.

Bullock argued that the church has spiritual authority and can affect political and historical outcomes. He connected this idea to biblical accounts in which Joshua asks the sun to stand still and Hezekiah receives additional years of life. He also offered personal theological interpretations about time, destiny, and the creation story, including the view that the creation of Adam foreshadowed Christ’s death and resurrection.

Politics and international affairs

Bullock said a prior prophecy indicated that Donald Trump could choose to remain for another term and that Benjamin Netanyahu’s time in office would be extended. He interpreted the phrase “the world turns as the world burns” as referring to upheaval in Europe, particularly in France and Belgium. In his reading of another prophecy, the “eagle” represented the United States and the “lion” represented Israel.

He also cited warnings directed at France, Belgium, Canada, Ireland, and other nations, and said the United Nations would be shaken.

Bullock framed unrest in France as part of a prophetic and historical parallel with Charles Martel, whom he described as having stopped an Islamic army from advancing into France. He argued that France would need strong leadership and firm borders, and suggested that President Emmanuel Macron might have to leave office for another leader to take charge. These descriptions—including claims about Islamist influence and the meaning of protests—were Bullock’s interpretations, not independently established reporting.

Call to vote

The interview concluded with a forceful appeal for Christians to vote in the approaching U.S. midterms. Bullock called voting an obligation, urged viewers to support Republicans and candidates opposed to abortion, and characterized the Democratic Party as a communist-Islamist alliance. He warned that failure to vote could affect the country’s political direction and, in his framing, the outcome of 2030.

Presenters and contributors

• Steve Shultz: Host
• Robin Bullock: Guest