There will be no Christmas in 2026, a prophetic warning. Brothers and sisters, there will be no Christmas this year and everything will begin the day after Halloween. May God bless each and every one of you. May God bless every subscriber to this channel, every family and every household watching right now. May the peace of our Lord Jesus Christ rest upon you and everyone living under your roof. I received a word from the Lord and this message must be shared with everyone.
This is very serious. I would not be recording this if I did not believe it was my purpose and calling to warn you all. You need to prepare your homes so that you will not be caught off guard. Many things are going to happen after Halloween and many things are already happening. Have you heard the news coming out of Russia? A worker at a plague research facility in Siberia became ill with an unknown type of pneumonia and the authorities rushed to implement epidemic control measures.
The world shrugs its shoulders and carries on as though nothing is happening, but the Lord says, "Pay attention. Everyone must remain alert. You must protect your homes, your families, your children and all the elderly people watching this video. I know many of you are watching. You must be more vigilant now than ever before. I am asking you, I am begging you to share this video on your social media platforms.
My request is that this message reaches thousands of households as quickly as possible. That is why our Lord Jesus Christ is warning us. He told me, 'Warn my children. Warn my sheep. Warn even those who have little faith, those who doubt everything like Thomas. For truly I tell you, there will be no Christmas in 2026. When this happens, you will know that a prophet was among you.'" I am going to describe everything that was told to me as carefully as possible.
Pay close attention. Stop whatever you are doing, and if you can, take notes. First, I will tell you what is going to happen. Then, I will give you the instructions I received. The Lord says to his people, "Listen to what the Lord says. A great day of judgment is approaching quickly. The hour is near. Woe to the inhabitants of the earth, for my wrath will be poured out in full measure. The nations have not repented.
My people remain stubbornly committed to their own ways. You deceive yourselves by thinking that life will continue as usual. You are planning your vacations. You are planning your Christmas celebrations, your gifts, your parties, and your tables filled with food. You think you do not need me. You are satisfied with your own ways, blinded by your sin. I have been speaking for a long time about the approaching hour.
Everyone has heard the warnings, yet few have turned back to me. Most despise me and reject me." Now, I want you to stop for a moment. Close your eyes, if you can, and think about Christmas. Think about Christmas in your own home. Think about the wonderful smell that fills the kitchen early in the morning. The turkey slowly browning in the oven. The leg of pork studded with cloves. The rice with raisins that half the family loves, while the other half complains about it.
Grandma's farofa, the traditional dish nobody else can ever make quite the same way. The Christmas bread on the table, the flan in the refrigerator, and the sweet fritters cooling on a plate. Think about the table being set with a beautiful tablecloth, the one that comes out of the wardrobe only once a year. The good plates, the glasses, the neatly folded napkins, and the extra chairs borrowed from the neighbors because there is never enough room for everyone. Think about the Christmas tree with its little lights blinking in the corner of the living room, the colorful baubles and the decorations your children made at school years ago, which you still keep.
Think about the nativity scene with the baby Jesus who is placed in the manger only at midnight. Think about the noise of a house filled with people. The doorbell ringing. The cousin who arrives late, the aunt who brings dessert. The children running excitedly down the hallway asking every five minutes, "Is it midnight yet? Can we open the presents now?" Think about the countdown. Everyone standing with a glass in hand, the hugs.
"Merry Christmas, Mom. Merry Christmas, Dad. Merry Christmas, Grandma." Think about the torn wrapping paper scattered across the living room floor and the smile on a child's face when they open a gift. Think about the people you love sitting around that table, your husband, your wife, your children, your grandchildren. Perhaps there is someone who has already passed away, whose empty chair tightens your heart every year.
You can feel it. You can picture it. Now listen to what the Lord told me. He said, "This year that table will not be set. The turkey will not brown in the oven. The lights will not blink as you planned. The doorbell will not ring with family members arriving. The children will not tear open their presents at midnight. Not because I hate the joy of family. No, I love the family. I'm the one who created the family.
But the world has turned the birth of the savior into a celebration without the savior. People remembered the turkey and forgot the lamb. They remembered the presents and forgot the gift that came down from heaven. They filled the table but emptied their hearts. They put Santa Claus in the place of the king of kings. And the Lord says, you celebrate my birth, but you do not want me in your home. You sing about my manger, yet you shut the door in my face throughout the year.
Therefore, this year, I myself will interrupt the celebration. Those who belong to me will understand, and those who do not will know that a prophet was among them." Brother, sister, I am not telling you this to take away your joy. I am telling you so that your joy will be in the right place. If your joy is in the turkey, the dinner, and the presents, those things can be taken away from you. But if your joy is in Jesus, no one can take it away, not an earthquake, not a war, not an illness, and not even the absence of Christmas.
The Bible says that in the days of Noah, people were eating and drinking, marrying and giving in marriage, until the day Noah entered the ark. They knew nothing about what was coming until the flood arrived and swept them all away. There was nothing wrong with eating. There was nothing wrong with getting married. The problem was that they were so occupied with their celebrations that they failed to notice the door of the ark was closing. And that is exactly what is happening right now.
The world is busy planning its dinner while the door is closing. And do you know what is most remarkable, brother? The first Christmas in history was not announced to the people who were busy celebrating. On the night Jesus was born, Bethlehem was crowded. The inns were full. People had traveled from everywhere because of the census. There was movement, noise, commerce, and people talking in the streets.
Yet, no one realized that the king of the universe was being born in a stable nearby. No one, not the innkeepers, not the merchants, not the priests in the temple, and not King Herod in his palace. But the Bible says that there were shepherds in that same region staying out in the fields and keeping watch over their flocks at night. Shepherds, ordinary people, people who are never invited to the celebrations. They were awake and keeping watch while the city slept or celebrated.
They remained alert in the cold and darkness looking after their sheep. And it was to them that the angel appeared. The glory of the Lord shone around them. Heaven opened above them and a multitude of angels sang, "Glory to God in the highest and on earth peace, good will toward men." Do you understand what this means? God's announcement does not come to those who are distracted by the celebration.
It comes to those who are keeping watch. That is how it happened at Jesus' first coming and that is how it will be at his second coming. The world will be busy. The streets will be crowded. People will be shopping, planning trips, arguing about politics, and staring at their phones. And in the middle of all this activity, those who are keeping watch will hear the trumpet. I want to be one of those shepherds.
I want to be awake when heaven opens and I want you to be awake, too. So, let me ask you, are you in the city distracted by the celebration or are you out in the field keeping watch? Before I share what the Lord showed me, if you are new to this channel, subscribe and activate the notification bell. Over the next few days, things will happen quickly and I want you to receive every warning as soon as it is published. And if you receive this message in your spirit, write "amen" in the comments right now.
Let that be your way of saying, "Lord, I'm listening to you." Then the Lord showed me when all of this would begin. It would begin the day after Halloween, the night when the world celebrates darkness, dresses its children as demons and the dead, and opens its doors to things it does not understand. That is when it will begin. The world dedicates the night to darkness and darkness will respond. Think about it, brothers and sisters.
On a single night, people all over the world dress up as witches, skeletons, vampires, and demons. Children go from door to door. Homes are decorated with tombstones, spiders, fake blood, and severed heads. People laugh and say, "It is just a game. It is just a party. Nothing is going to happen." But in the spiritual world, nothing is merely a game. When you open the door to darkness, darkness enters.
When you invite death to decorate your home, you are extending an invitation. And the Lord showed me that on that night, the world will extend the invitation, and the response will begin arriving the following day. Do not imagine that everything will happen all at once. The Lord showed it to me like labor pains. First comes one contraction, followed by a pause. Then another, stronger contraction comes, followed by another, closer together.
Each pause becomes shorter, and each wave of pain becomes more intense. From that day onward, things will not return to normal. One event will follow another. People will not have time to recover from one event before the next arrives. November will be an ordinary month at first, but the tone of the news will begin to change. What is currently a small note in the corner of a newspaper will become the headline.
What authorities say is under control today will become something they cannot explain tomorrow. Prices will rise. Shelves will become empty in some places. People will look at one another, not knowing what to do. And when December arrives, the world will no longer be thinking about Christmas dinner. It will be thinking about how to survive the following day. That is why I am warning you not in December, but right now, while there is still time to prepare calmly, while you can still act wisely rather than out of desperation.
The earth will shake, and I need to tell you what I saw. Some time ago, I had a dream. I was with my wife and children. We had our pickup truck, and we were loading buckets of oil into the back. Bucket after bucket. There were so many of them. We were trying to escape an earthquake. The sky was red, the air was red, and everything was red. Even the ground appeared red. After we finished loading the oil, we climbed into the truck.
My wife was driving. We were in a mountainous area filled with trees, trying to escape. The ground was moving up and down by about ten meters, then from side to side by another ten meters, as though the earth itself were a sea in the middle of a violent storm. We kept driving, trying to get away. Then the dream ended. I woke up with my heart pounding, and I understood something. The oil represented our faith.
We were not escaping with food. We were not escaping with money. We were escaping with oil. Because when the earth shakes, the only thing that will sustain you is what you stored in your vessel before the shaking began.
