The Third Woe - Br. Daniel Kihangu

In this powerful sermon titled 'The Third Woe,' Brother Daniel Kihangu delivers a prophetic message rooted in Revelation 11:14, declaring that 'the third woe cometh quickly.' He interprets the three 'woes' in Revelation as historical and eschatological events: the first woe corresponding to World War I, the second to World War II, and the third signaling the imminent end of the age. Drawing from the teachings of Brother William Branham, he emphasizes that the third woe will not be described in detail like the previous wars, but will culminate in the establishment of Christ's eternal kingdom. Kihangu warns that the world is at the final stage of human history, with political, spiritual, and technological systems reaching their peak before divine judgment. He calls the church to spiritual awakening, urging believers to reject distraction, recommit to Christ, and live with the urgency of the rapture. Using biblical types from Abraham and Melchizedek, and the vision of Nebuchadnezzar's statue, he illustrates how God's kingdom will destroy Satan's system not through force, but through the divine stone that breaks the feet of iron and clay—symbolizing the final, unexpected triumph of God's truth. The sermon concludes with a passionate call to consecration, revival, and readiness for Christ's return.