Come pray with me

Summary

Brandon Biggs hosts a long prayer livestream combining Christian teaching, personal prophetic claims, political commentary, news clips, and prayers for viewers.

• Prayer and spiritual readiness: Biggs says Christians should respond to troubling events with faith rather than fear. He emphasizes intercessory prayer, revival, evangelism, and what he describes as believers’ spiritual authority. He says God’s central concern is that people come to salvation.

• Prophetic claims: Biggs recounts visions he says he received about possible crises, including earthquakes near the New Madrid fault and San Francisco, a Yellowstone eruption, drought, blackouts, disease, and a future pandemic. He also describes a cold-weather tent revival, darkened buildings, and sparsely attended stadiums. These are his interpretations and predictions, not verified reports.

• Elections and politics: He calls for prayer around elections in Israel, Brazil, and the United States, suggesting they may be linked. He predicts a strong Republican turnout, particularly in California, and warns of delays and possible fraud. He also prays for President Trump and speculates that Trump may have a Pentecostal religious experience. Biggs says people should continue praying for political leaders regardless of party or election outcome.

• News and preparedness: Braden shares news clips and research. The hosts discuss British government advice for households to keep basic supplies—including food, water, batteries, phone chargers, and cash—in case of disruptions such as extreme weather or cyberattacks. They also discuss protests in Europe, including a large demonstration in France, and flooding in Utah. Biggs interprets European unrest as potentially preceding a severe plague, another of his prophetic claims.

• Banking and cybersecurity: Biggs connects reports about AI and financial security to visions he says involved cyberattacks on major banks, inaccessible ATMs, stolen or exposed customer information, and financial instability. He names several major banks and suggests cryptocurrency-based security might help protect accounts. He presents this as speculation based on his visions and says he is not a financial adviser.

• Other topics: The hosts discuss a South Korean protest involving pork being cooked near a mosque. Biggs reacts with laughter and makes disparaging remarks about Muslims. They also discuss a political interview concerning a candidate’s alleged Muslim Brotherhood ties. Separately, Biggs shares health concerns he says arose during prayer, including claims about plastic water bottles and canola oil, while acknowledging that he needs to research them.

The broadcast ends with prayers for political leaders, elections, families, healing, employment, finances, and viewers’ personal needs. Biggs invites viewers to become Christians and encourages them to attend church and read the Bible. He says 39 people reportedly prayed to accept Jesus during the livestream.

Presenters and Contributors

• Brandon Biggs — Host and primary speaker
• Braden — Contributor who presents news clips and research
• Diana — Briefly mentioned and heard during the broadcast; identified as Brandon’s wife