Is The Antichrist Already Climbing the Ranks? | Philip Anthony Mitchell (EP 190)
episodePreviously titled “Philip Anthony Mitchell: He Tried to End His Life… Now He’s Warning the Church (EP 190)” — renamed by the publisher on Aug 4, 2026
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How does AI relate to end time prophecy?
AI is going to be part of the end time prophecy. I seen a video of me preaching somebody's church I've never been to. I seen a video of me on TikTok standing behind somebody's pulpit preaching. I never even met this man. Things are getting so real right now. You can't even tell the difference. Maybe God is trying to use any willing, non-compromising, non-afraid, non-punk voices to speak the truth. Because when God speaks, he echoes. I'm using every available voice to sound an alarm. I am coming. and I'm coming very soon. Around the age of 24, I attempted suicide once, which was unsuccessful by the grace of God. When Jesus found me in a bathroom over a toilet seat, he says, the church in America, it is dying.
It is losing its fire. You want to go back to your nation and do something about it. I fall down on my hands and my knees and a man died there, bro. I left a man in his room. I came back a different man.
What's going on, guys? Welcome back to another episode of the Bryce Crawford Podcast. I'm Bryce, and today I'm excited to sit down and have a conversation with this guest. We got Pastor Philip Anthony Mitchell with us this morning. What's up, Bryce? Come on, man. You crack it a little grand. I like it.
Come on.
I appreciate you having me on the podcast.
What was Phillip Anthony Mitchell's experience with suicidal thoughts?
I got to tell you something. I don't know if you know this, but I wanted to honor you publicly because I think you have a deep heart for people. And I think Social media doesn't do justice on what people's lives look like behind closed doors. Last year, I was preaching at Vucon, and I left the night when we did a live podcast in a room, a couple hundred people, and I'm leaving. It's 1130 at night.
What is the significance of the church's current state?
I see a dude in a hoodie circling the venue praying. It was you late at night, 1130 praying, praying. And I remember waking up the next morning and seeing on your story, you crying out to the Lord on behalf of the people in Miami and my generation early morning in the hotel room. And I've like and I observed from afar and. what what when the lord came in that room was a response to the heart of your prayers and so i i just want you to know like i glean from that i respect it i have reaped the the benefits of the fervent prayer of the righteous from the the prayers that you've cried for my generation so i wanted to like publicly honor you and say thank you i've seen that with my own eyes that people on social media didn't see man i appreciate that man i want to publicly honor you too
You know, we was talking about this off camera, but I think it's worth noting that I appreciate what you're doing for the culture and for the body of Christ. I think there's an entire generation out there. Trust you. Believe in you. Believe in your ministry. You're having a great impact on this entire generation.
How did Phillip's encounter in Israel change his perspective?
And I want to encourage you in what you're doing, that your voice matters right now. Your voice matters in the culture. It matters to the church. It matters in this hour. And so I commend you for what you're doing, for being so young but standing on business and being an uncompromising voice in the culture. I think because we live in a generation where compromise is rampant, voices like yours matter, right? So I commend you for what you're doing too, bro.
thank you for saying that that means a lot you know I want to get it like briefly into your story like what it would it look like following Jesus but you know a lot of people don't know you've been a pastor of that church for a while 2819 you've been pastor over there for a while I've been pastoring for 13 years and I'll have people know that yeah a lot of people think that you came out of the woodworks like oh look who's this pastor he's being bold but that that that boldness and correct me if I'm wrong came from after a visit you you went to the Holy Land and and You experienced something over there. But, you know, a lot of people haven't seen your faithfulness for the decade before, prior, that you were faithfully pouring into the city of Atlanta.
And so before you even became a pastor, what was life like growing up?
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
How does AI relate to end time prophecy?
0:00–1:10
2
What was Phillip Anthony Mitchell's experience with suicidal thoughts?
1:10–1:33
3
What is the significance of the church's current state?
1:33–2:43
4
How did Phillip's encounter in Israel change his perspective?
2:43–11:40
5
How does Phillip view the urgency of the gospel today?
11:40–24:13
6
What role does mentorship play in spiritual growth?
24:13–25:02
7
How should Christians respond to the end times?
25:02–31:20
8
What are the implications of living in the last days?
31:20–1:31:51