Charlie Kirk and Jack Hibbs Expose the Great Reset and the Global Agenda Behind America's Dismantling

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Charlie Kirk and Jack Hibbs Expose the Great Reset and the Global Agenda Behind America's Dismantling

[Audio Only] Charlie Kirk joins Pastor Jack Hibbs to examine the World Economic Forum's Great Reset agenda and its implications for America and biblical prophecy. Kirk breaks down the eight stated goals of the global elite by 2030, including the prediction that people will own nothing, America will no longer be a superpower, and fossil fuels will be obsolete. The conversation connects these developments to biblical warnings about end-times economic systems, explains why America stands as a unique obstacle to globalist plans, and reveals how recent events have been systematically breaking down Western civilization to pave the way for a complete reset. Kirk and Hibbs provide clarity on puzzling news cycles and offer hope grounded in Scripture for believers navigating these challenging times.

Categories: Interviews
February 11, 2024

The Great Reset: Breaking Civilization to Rebuild It

Charlie Kirk explains that understanding the Great Reset begins with recognizing a fundamental strategy: before something can be reset, it must first be broken. According to Kirk, the last two years have witnessed the systematic dismantling of civilization into pieces through lockdowns, mask mandates on children that prevented linguistic development, vaccine mandates, the destruction of small businesses, and the erosion of currency through creating 80% of all dollar bills in circulation in just two years.

Kirk notes that the topic is intimidating for many people because when you read the website of those trying to execute the Great Reset, it feels like reading a conspiracy theory. He suggests this is actually part of the strategy—they lead with material so unbelievable that they can dismiss criticism by claiming there's no way it could actually be real.

The Globalist Worldview Versus Biblical Truth

Kirk defines globalists as people who do not believe in the sovereignty of nations, borders, or any difference between America, Brazil, or Sierra Leone. They believe the world needs to come together in a borderless society where they can microengineer behavior, decisions, and ultimately play God because they don't believe in God.

Pastor Jack Hibbs emphasizes a critical distinction: believers start from a philosophical position of humility, waiting for God's grace to come down. In contrast, those at the World Economic Forum and similar globalist settings believe neither that there is a God nor that they are not Him. They operate from a position of will, believing they can make the world as they want it and be in charge.

Hibbs explains this represents a satanic and good versus evil struggle seen from the very beginning of the Bible. The challenge has always been about who will rule and reign—God or those who seek to usurp His authority.

America: The Obstacle to Global Plans

Kirk identifies America as one of the primary obstacles standing in the way of the Great Reset. The globalists don't really know what to do with America yet, which creates both tension and opportunity.

Hibbs provides historical context, explaining that only two nations in world history can boast the hand of God directly upon their founding: Israel and the United States. This is the source of American exceptionalism—not snobbery or superiority, but recognition of being recipients of a tremendous act of God that began with the Pilgrim fathers and the Mayflower Compact, which Hibbs describes as the nation's birth certificate.

Kirk demonstrates how the Great Reset was severely weakened under President Trump for four years. When America was energy independent, borders were secure, the economy was vibrant, peace was breaking out in the Middle East, autocrats weren't invading other sovereign countries, and NATO was strengthening, the Great Reset seemed like a weird coffee shop discussion that no one took seriously. When the American dollar was strengthened, inflation was kept in check, and the Consumer Price Index was at its highest ever, these other ideas didn't make much sense.

Currency Reset: The Economic Weapon

Kirk provides a sobering statistic: the dollar and the pound are the only two currencies in the last 100 years not to reset. When a currency doesn't need resetting, it means no one obliterated or destroyed it. When a currency is reset, 90% of what you own disappears immediately—that's the only way to reset a currency, through massive devaluation.

He explains that when prices go up, people are seeing their dollar become weaker in real time. Going into a store where everything costs more means having to buy less even while working harder to buy less stuff that costs more. This is experiencing the ramifications of the Great Reset in action.

The current situation with gas prices illustrates this perfectly. Kirk predicts California will soon see $7 gas, and with oil at $110 a barrel (likely to reach $130 within weeks), combined with homes in Phoenix and Los Angeles becoming 20-30% more expensive, there will be clamoring for solutions that involve resetting the dollar.

The Eight Goals of the World Economic Forum by 2030

Kirk outlines the eight stated goals of the World Economic Forum for 2030, noting that COVID would be the means to help accomplish these objectives:

  • You'll own nothing and you'll be happy (while the people who own stuff will be those in power)
  • The United States will no longer be the world superpower
  • You won't die waiting for an organ donor because organs can be made synthetically
  • You'll eat less meat
  • A billion people will be displaced by climate change
  • You could be preparing to go to Mars
  • Western values will have been tested to their breaking point
  • Fossil fuels will be obsolete and the entire energy grid will be green

Kirk emphasizes that these aren't hidden conspiracy theories—they're openly stated predictions and goals on the World Economic Forum website, believed by figures like Emmanuel Macron, Justin Trudeau, Leonardo DiCaprio, and Jeff Bezos.

Energy as the New Currency and Putin's Advantage

The conversation turns to how these goals explain current puzzling news items. Kirk highlights the struggle in the White House: they claim to hate Putin and want to hold him accountable for invading Ukraine, but they don't want to use the one thing at their disposal that could kneecap Putin—American liquid natural gas and oil—because doing so would interfere with their goal of eliminating fossil fuels by 2030.

Hibbs points out that Biden could snap his fingers and reopen the Keystone Pipeline and release permits for fracking. For a brief period, the United States was the number one oil and natural gas producing nation on the planet with enough to sell to other countries. At 2018 consumption rates, America had just over 2,000 years of natural gas reserves alone.

But Biden shut it all down, claiming environmental concerns. The reality is that Vladimir Putin could be stopped immediately if America released its oil and energy to Europe. Instead, Europe depends on Nord Stream 2, and energy has become the new currency. When America embraces its own energy, dictators stop immediately; when it doesn't, they feel emboldened.

Biblical Prophecy and the Coming Global System

Hibbs connects these developments to biblical prophecy, explaining that Scripture announces that in the last days there will be a gathering of nations from around the world that end up ruling the world. The Book of Daniel and the Book of Revelation describe ten kings presiding over ten regions that dominate the world, with municipalities or regions of power under them.

Many have referred to this as the resurrection of the ancient Roman Empire described in the Book of Daniel. Out of these ten leaders, four will be key rulers, but one will arise who will be predominant. This figure will destroy the others through intrigue until he alone dominates the economies of the world and controls what people can believe.

According to Revelation 13, this figure—the Antichrist—will implement a reboot or reset of the world's economic systems using numbers instead of currency. The Bible describes a numerical system of transaction with a three-digit prefix to the number: 666. This one will usher in a global dominating world economy and world system.

Hibbs acknowledges that while this sounds horrible to believers, the world has been conditioned for exactly this. The last two years represent the great setup before the big reset takes place.

Spiritual Powers Behind Physical Events

Both Kirk and Hibbs emphasize the spiritual dimension of these developments. Hibbs explains that Scripture teaches that things manifested in the physical world are manifesting because of invisible powers at play. Even those who don't believe in the Bible need to understand that many world leaders do believe in these spiritual realities and are acting accordingly.

There is what God has spoken in the spirit realm, and there is a spirit realm that is sinister, dark, and demonic. The players in the Great Reset view themselves not only as kings but as kingmakers. America remains that bump in the road, that bone stuck in the throat of the globalist effort.

The great corporations—Apple, Microsoft, Amazon—that people have learned to depend upon are building kingdoms with agendas. They see themselves as lords, and all the convenience they provide comes at a price.

Living with Hope in Challenging Times

Despite the sobering analysis, both Kirk and Hibbs emphasize hope. Hibbs reminds listeners that God governs time, not humans trying to figure everything out. Believers shouldn't run to the desert and wait—they should live their lives, go to college, get married, have children, and look for Jesus while fighting for freedom and liberty.

Hibbs references Psalm 2, where the Lord looks down from heaven and laughs at the antics of man. This isn't the first generation to challenge the word of God—it's been challenged since the Garden of Eden—and God has always had an answer. His answer is eternal and doesn't change with crises.

Kirk adds that studying the Great Reset and the World Economic Forum provides glasses that make the news make sense from a biblical perspective, giving clarity and peace of mind to an otherwise cynical and puzzling news cycle. Understanding why they want two million people illegally crossing the border every year, why they say inflation is a good thing, why they want a generation of renters instead of landowners, and why they want everyone to have debt suddenly becomes clear.

A Call to Boldness, Not Fear

Hibbs concludes with encouragement for believers to be bold and strong—not arrogant, but confident in God who rules and reigns first in their hearts. People don't need to be afraid of what's coming. While the Bible tells what's coming and those things may not be pleasant, there's comfort in knowing rather than being caught unaware.

Everything the global elite are doing, even without knowing it, is working toward the will of God. The greatest thing anyone can do is find out what the Bible says—not what a pastor or denomination says, but what God's word actually says. They'll discover that God loves them, longs to forgive them, and wants to relieve them of guilt because Jesus took it all at the cross.

The believer should be bold in these times because when someone truly knows God, they cannot be controlled by any political party or group that thinks they are gods. God looks down from heaven and laughs, and His people can face the future with confidence, not because of their own strength, but because they belong to the One who holds all things in His hands.

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