In this Q&A session, I sat down with Pr. Aubrey Duncan and we tackled the kind of Bible prophecy questions many of you are asking right now—especially as end-time events accelerate. We started with a practical question: how do we keep the seventh-day Sabbath holy in the 21st century? The answer wasn’t complicated—put God back in the center. Sabbath begins at sunset, and preparation day matters because it helps us “come apart” from secular noise and enter the holy hours with thankfulness, rest, and communion with the Creator. We also addressed the recurring “lunar Sabbath” claim and whether we’ve been keeping the wrong day. Pr. Duncan kept it simple: “What saith the Bible?” Genesis lays out the weekly cycle plainly, and historically the seventh-day Sabbath has been preserved—especially through the Jews and even among many tribes across Africa where Sabbathkeeping has long existed. From there we clarified the investigative judgment: Seventh-day Adventists didn’t invent it—it’s the first doctrine of salvation seen in Scripture, from Eden to Sodom and Gomorrah. Finally, we connected Revelation 13 and 18 to Rome’s composite, adaptable system—religious and political—showing why Babylon can hold “every foul spirit” and merge spiritualism with Sunday sacredness. We closed by lifting up Christ’s character as the last message of mercy and calling God’s people to be proactive with the Three Angels’ Messages.