Have you heard the song, "All Shook Up"? I bet you have. Elvis is famous for this song. He had a different meaning when he wrote the song than what I mean. The WORLD is being shook up by EARTHQUAKES.
- Indonesia: A powerful 7.7-magnitude earthquake struck off Flores Island on August 14, 2026, causing regional damage.
- Colombia: A 7.4-magnitude quake struck on August 10, 2026, causing heavy shaking and structural damage.
Not only earthquakes are occurring killing hundreds, the Earth is also on fire. Across the world, wildfires have scorched over 370 million acres across roughly 80 countries in 2026. Sub-Saharan Africa leads globally in total burned land area, while extreme summer heatwaves have triggered severe, fast-moving blazes across Europe and other international regions.
In western Canada, over 20,000 people were forced to flee communities along Okanagan Lake in British Columbia over the weekend as a fast-moving wildfire destroyed homes and dozens had to be rescued by aircraft. In the U.S., crews in Washington that have been fighting three wildfires that began burning in the Spokane area for over a week continued cleanup near containment lines. On August, 1, 2026, three wildfires closed in on the city of Spokane, burning over 10,000 acres, leveling hundreds of homes and businesses, and forcing over 60,000 people to evacuate. Evacuations have been ordered for areas along California’s famous Big Sur coast as a wildfire burns in the nearby steep, rugged mountains.
There have been out breaks of diseases. Specific Outbreaks and Pathogens. Bundibugyo Virus: An ongoing outbreak of Ebola disease caused by the Bundibugyo virus in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda has required international coordination. Oropouche Virus: Spread by small biting midges and mosquitoes, this insect-borne virus continues to cause expanding regional and travel-associated viral alerts. Avian Influenza: Continued monitoring of Influenza A strains and spillover risks among animal and dairy populations remains a priority for global health agencies.
Right now, a parasitic illness called cyclospora is spreading through dozens of U.S. states, causing what doctors describe as explosive, watery diarrhea that can last for weeks. And the federal early-warning system designed to catch outbreaks like this one before they spiral out of control is no longer fully operational.
162 food recalls recorded in the United States through mid-August 2026, based on combined reports from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA).
There are many believing we are living in the End Time, the times of the Apocalypse. An apocalypse originally meant an "unveiling" or "revelation" from the Greek word apokalypsis. Today, the word most often describes a major, violent event that brings total destruction or the end of the world. The ancient Greek root means to uncover or reveal something hidden to human eyes.
The idea that the chaos we are living in now with President Donald Trump, needs some other-worldly explaination and the administration, or at least Pete Hegseth, has leaned into the narrative. In March 2026, the Military Religious Freedom Foundation (MRFF) reported receiving over 200 complaints from U.S. service members. They stated that various military commanders framed the conflict with Iran as a biblical "holy war" meant to trigger Armageddon and the return of Jesus Christ.
For the Christian, the Apocalypse IS the outcome of a sinful world and ca happen at anytime in history. The prophesy given to the disciple John, and penned as the Book of Revelation in the Christian Bible, is the final outcome of humanity. A LAST battle between good and evil where goodis vivtorious.
The Book of Revelation describes a period of suffering on Earth known as the tribulation. There are three components to the Tribulation; earthquales, plagues, and famine. The world is facing this triple wrath of God.
Severe summer heatwaves in 2026 have heavily impacted Western and Central Europe, with countries like the United Kingdom, France, Italy, Spain, and Belgium logging record-breaking temperatures above 40°C (104°F), severe droughts, and mounting economic and health tolls.
France recorded more than 5,700 excess deaths during its June heatwave, authorities have said, as swathes of southern Europe continue to endure another record-breaking period of extreme temperatures. The French national health agency said on Wednesday that it had recorded 5,764 excess deaths between 17 June and 2 July, an excess mortality rate of 36%.More than half of the “unprecedented” total were recorded between 25 and 27 June, with deaths of people aged 75 and older accounting for about two-thirds of the excess mortality, the agency said.
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