Brandon Dale Biggs, the Oklahoma pastor and self-proclaimed Christian prophet, is back in the headlines—and not without reason. Months after accurately predicting the assassination attempt on President Trump, Biggs claims to have received another chilling prophecy: a catastrophic 10-magnitude earthquake striking the New Madrid fault line. For those keeping score, that’s the same fault line that caused the Mississippi River to reverse its flow during the infamous earthquakes of 1811-1812. And according to Biggs, what’s coming will be even worse.
Biggs laid out his vision on his YouTube channel, Last Days, warning that this massive quake would trigger a deadly chain reaction. He described a 6.5 aftershock rippling through Texarkana, Texas, and into Oklahoma. He claimed that 1,800 people would die as homes on cinder blocks crumbled like sandcastles, and that the Mississippi River would shift course again, cutting off supply routes and forcing aid to be flown in. Biggs painted a grim picture of a country left shattered, with no bridges connecting east and west.
But here’s where it gets even more unsettling. Biggs said this earthquake would occur three days after the U.S. pushes to divide Jerusalem with a two-state solution for Israel and Palestine. He described seeing sycamore leaves just starting to bloom—placing this disaster in the spring. In his words, “That is the time for people to flee.” So, not only is this prophecy a warning of natural destruction, but it’s also tied to geopolitical decisions that could have biblical consequences.
Now, before brushing this off as another doomsday prediction, remember this: Biggs eerily foresaw the bullet that grazed Donald Trump at a Pennsylvania rally. And then there’s his October vision of simultaneous attacks on Las Vegas and New Orleans. Fast forward to New Year’s Day, and what happens? A truck plows into a crowd on Bourbon Street in New Orleans, and hours later, a Cybertruck loaded with explosives detonates outside the Trump International Hotel in Vegas. Coincidence? Maybe. But that’s a lot of “coincidences” piling up.
The New Madrid Seismic Zone has long been a quiet threat. Scientists have warned about its potential to unleash devastating quakes. Yet, Biggs is tying this dormant danger to divine judgment for political decisions about Israel—an issue that has been a theological flashpoint for years. Whether you believe in prophecy or not, it’s hard to ignore how current events seem to be aligning with Biggs’ visions.
So, is this just fear-mongering, or is there something more to Biggs’ warnings? Given his track record, it might be worth paying attention.
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