Topic: Great Commission

The final segment focuses on the "Great Commission" to preach the gospel and expose the "unfruitful works of darkness" as commanded in Ephesians 5. Hernandez characterizes the current legislative efforts as a Luciferian attempt to silence the word of God. He calls on Christians to pick a side in the spiritual conflict between Christ and the globalist agenda.

Alex Jones describes a profound spiritual experience at the River Church complex in Tampa, Florida, during a service led by Pastor Rodney Howard Brown. Jones claims he felt the presence of the Holy Ghost so strongly during the reading of the Great Commission that he nearly passed out and became dizzy. He reflects on his upbringing in Pentecostal and evangelical churches in Dallas, Texas, noting that he had never experienced such an intense physical reaction to a religious service before.

Alex Jones joins Pastor Rodney Howard Brown and Pastor Tom Laipply at the River Church to discuss the overt manifestation of satanism in modern culture. They cite examples of LGBTQ parades where participants reportedly claim ownership of children as evidence of the devil's desperation. Jones reiterates his experience of feeling a divine "commission" during the church service, framing the current political struggle as a literal war between light and darkness.

The Texas power crisis is compared to the Enron scandals of the early 1990s, where artificial blackouts were used to gouge prices. Small Texas utilities are reportedly facing bankruptcy due to the extreme costs passed down by ERCOT. The segment links these events to the "Great Reset," claiming globalists use such scams to impoverish the population and establish neo-feudalism.