Praying for Armageddon: Christian Nationalism, Prophecy & the New Apostolic Reformation

How does apocalyptic theology influence modern politics? What happens when religious beliefs about the end times begin shaping public policy and international relations?

In this third installment of the New Apostolic Reformation (NAR) series, Heather Woodward examines the documentary Praying for Armageddon and the questions it raises about Christian nationalism, biblical prophecy, and the relationship between religion and political power.

The discussion explores how evangelical end-times beliefs, support for Israel, and interpretations of biblical prophecy have become intertwined with political movements in the United States, as well as why the documentary generated significant controversy.

In this episode

• An overview of the documentary Praying for Armageddon
• The role of Christian Zionism in modern politics
• How biblical prophecy influences some approaches to U.S. foreign policy
• The relationship between the New Apostolic Reformation and Christian nationalism
• The intersection of faith, political influence, and international affairs
• Why the documentary sparked debate over distribution and public awareness
• Heather's reflections on media, religion, and ideological influence

This episode explores the broader cultural and political implications of apocalyptic belief systems while encouraging listeners to examine how religious movements can shape public policy, media narratives, and geopolitical events.

Whether you're interested in Christian nationalism, the New Apostolic Reformation, biblical prophecy, Christian Zionism, religion and politics, political theology, or contemporary documentary films, this episode offers a thoughtful discussion of one of today's most controversial intersections of faith and government.