Welcome back to The 700 Club.

Sundown this evening marks the beginning

of the Jewish new year known as Rosh Hashanah.

And as we do each year at CBN, we'll

be celebrating in the Regent University Chapel.

We invite all of you to join us.

Just log on to cbn.com at 7:00 PM Eastern time.

We'll be live streaming this amazing event of song,

dance, worship, and prayer.

Our featured guest will be international worship artist

Paul Wilbur.

Take a look.

Paul Wilbur has traveled the world with guitar in hand,

and worshiped in over 75 nations.

Paul usually leads audiences in worship and Messianic song.

But now, he brings us his unique perspective

of the recent anti-Semitism and anti-God culture we see today.

In his book, "A King is Coming," Paul

explains why we are experiencing this dramatic shift,

and how we can better position ourselves

in the midst of a world in crisis.

And please welcome back to The 700 Club the author of "A King

is Coming," an international worship superstar--

I added that--

Paul Wilbur.

Because it's true.

Paul, you're looking great.

Thank you.

Thank you.

The makeup people here are tremendous.

They really, really are.

On a more serious subject, though,

why are we seeing an increase in anti-Semitism

right now in the world?

It's like the anti-Christianity is the new

anti-Semitism.

As they increase, people, as I travel, why

ISIS, why the increase in anti-Semitism,

why all the tumult and the uproar?

And really there's a simple answer to it all, as I see it.

It's because a king is coming.

Wow.

Jesus told us that, in the last days,

there would be increase in war, and rumors of wars,

and natural disasters.

We call them natural, sometimes I think they're man-inspired.

But there is-- one day, there is a battle that's going on behind

what is seen, behind this--

I don't want to sound so ridiculous,

but this facade of all the natural

that so attracts our attention because we

live in a natural world.

But as we know, the spiritual world

birthed all the stuff that we see.

It's more real than we know.

It is more real than we know.

And there is a war going on for a throne.

I know there's a program that's not very edifying called

"A Game of Thrones."

But that was-- the title of that was so provoking to me.

When I heard that title, I said, that's it.

That's the answer to all these questions,

because there is a battle for a throne.

Now, there's only one king who has

the right by blood and by authority

to sit on that throne.

But before recorded time, Satan said to God,

I will establish my throne above yours,

and I will sit in the most holy place.

This is the unseen battle that we wage every day,

whether we know it or not.

And so when God gives us eyes to see, we realize.

Now, in my book, I not only lay out the problem,

but also about the last third how

do we live victoriously knowing what we know.

How do we deal with day to day life.

And I walk us through kind of a prescription

for victorious living in these last days.

And this is the cover right here.

"A King is Coming."

Let me ask you, a lot of hurricanes going on right now,

earthquakes, solar eclipses.

Is there a message in all of this for us right now?

I would say, Wendy, the message

for us is build your house on solid rock.

You know, Jesus talked about be careful of shifting sand.

I live in Florida.

Now, we know what it is building on sand.

As we drive through the state of Florida

now, because of all of the hurricanes and all,

there are sinkholes all over the place.

People have built--

Power lines down everywhere.

People have built beautiful homes

on what they thought was a solid foundation.

Right.

But you see that it really isn't.

Spiritually, that's a lesson for us.

No matter what happens, you know, the Lord told us,

the winds may blow, when you walk through the water,

it will not overtake you, when you pass through the fire,

you'll not be burned.

We need to have our feet planted on the solid rock.

And that is him, Yeshua, Jesus.

Was your house OK?

Our house was--

we didn't lose power.

We had no water damage, no wind damage.

And that was-- it was a two by the time it got to us.

You must know somebody.

All right.

Yeah, we do.

Why do you think America has remained in such good favor,

or it remained in a position of favor with God?

There are two reasons.

There are two pillars, like there

were two pillars that held up the porch of the temple.

There are two pillars that hold up and prop up

the United States of America that we

need to continue to maintain.

One is that we are a Judeo Christian

society, that we have at our foundation

the Bible as our reason for existing,

and that we are supporters and lovers of Israel.

Love what God loves, hate what God hates,

and those two pillars will remain solid.

And under this new administration, the Trump

administration, it seems that there is a--

it's never been this good between Israel and the US.

I believe that God has given us--

and not speaking politically, but I believe that God has

given us seven years of grace now that we need to take full

advantage of and bring in the harvest while we have this

covering, because we don't know what's beyond there.

And it's a wise servant who will use what they've been given.

And I believe that God has given us really

an incredible season now to be who we are,

to declare it and proclaim it without fear,

and to take a hold of that for which God

has taken a hold of us.

That really resonates in my spirit.

Well Paul, you'll be leading us tonight

in worship for Rosh Hashanah.

It's always a glorious time.

I can't wait.

Tell us the title of the song you're

about to perform for us right now from your new album.

Well, English is much easier.

It's Psalm 95.

But this one I did not write.

I took it from a friend in Jerusalem.

The Hebrew is [HEBREW],, which is the very first line of Psalm

95, let us sing for joy to the Lord.

It's fun.

All right.

I'm going to release you right now

to go get ready to perform for us and to sing this for us.

So as Paul gets up, Paul Wilbur's new book

is called "A King is Coming," and his latest CD

is called "Forever Good."

Both can be found wherever books and music are sold.

Paul is also the featured speaker,

as I mentioned, at our noon chapel today.

And you can join us online at cbn.com at noon Eastern time.

We also invite you to join us tonight for our Rosh Hashanah

celebration.

That's at 7:00 PM Eastern time in the Regent University

Chapel.

To join us online, just go to cbn.com.