What if the “great reset” isn’t coming someday… but is already at your door?

Reset isn’t a motivational sermon—it’s a prophetic warning. Pastor John Kilpatrick says major changes are “at the door” and already creeping in unnoticed: economic instability, the collapse of purchasing power, and a rapid shift toward digital money that can be tracked and controlled. He warns that what sounds “logical” in a crisis—national digital currency, mandatory digital ID, and tighter government oversight—can quickly become a system that restricts who can work, buy, sell, travel, or fully participate in society.

He points to the erosion of cash, the weakening of the U.S. dollar, and “currency debasement” as signals of deeper instability. He highlights inflation and affordability pressures, arguing that economic distress will be used to justify digital solutions. He compares Western trends to China’s social control systems—social credit scoring, surveillance infrastructure, facial recognition, behavior-based rewards and punishments—and connects these developments to end-times warnings in Revelation about a future global system of economic control.

Kilpatrick frames this as a “reset” already underway—politically, culturally, and spiritually—calling believers to wake up, pray, and prepare. He emphasizes that the only true preparation is surrender to God and spiritual readiness for Jesus’ return. He also calls for a divine reset in the Church—strong preaching, bold truth, repentance, and revival—rather than “baby food” Christianity, insisting God is raising up voices that will warn, strengthen, and steady believers in what’s ahead.