Trey Knowles’ “The World” is a bold, satirical comedy short that challenges the popular mindset of “only seeing the good.” When people encourage Trey to focus solely on positivity, he responds with a powerful question: “Where are the prophets of old?” — the voices who courageously confronted wickedness in the name of truth.
In this performance, Trey tackles several important themes. He exposes spiritual blindness, calling out how many modern Christians overlook sin and injustice in order to stay comfortable and culturally accepted. He critiques false positivity, humorously revealing how ignoring evil is often mistaken for virtue and leads to moral compromise. By pointing to the prophetic vision found in Scripture, Trey calls for boldness, clarity, and truth rather than shallow optimism. Finally, he addresses money and compromise, highlighting how faith is frequently weakened by the pursuit of wealth and worldly success. Through sharp humor and honest reflection, The World delivers a message that challenges audiences to choose truth over comfort and conviction over convenience.Language Translator
Tuesday, January 27, 2026
Saturday, January 24, 2026
Golden Dome
In this short, Trey Knowles jokes that only the wicked need a “Golden Dome” to protect themselves from the chaos they created. Trey hilariously breaks down how America is building shields for Armageddon like it’s a deluxe insurance plan for bad decisions. With nuclear weapons everywhere and fear in the air, Trey asks the real question: Can a golden dome save you from heavenly karma? Or is it just another expensive panic button?
European Love Your Enemy
In this funny but thought-provoking short, Trey Knowles calls out European Christians with sharp humor and truth. He reminds them that Jesus taught His followers to love their enemies, turn the other cheek, and overcome evil with good. Yet history shows many chose the sword instead of mercy, violence instead of humility. Trey points out the contradiction—claiming Christ while practicing conquest. With satire and boldness, he warns that the wicked will always reap what they sow, and that true followers of God don’t win battles with blades, but with righteousness, repentance, and love.
Mirror Reflection of The One
In this short message, Trey Knowles explains how the devil attempted to colonize God’s authority in heaven by exalting himself and trying to take God’s place. Because of this rebellion, he was cast out. Trey then challenges listeners with a powerful truth: if the enemy tried to colonize God in heaven, what do you think he is trying to do to you here on earth? The same spirit of domination and control is now directed toward humanity. This message highlights the ongoing spiritual conflict between the offspring of darkness and the offspring of God, reminding us that this battle is happening right now. Trey calls for spiritual awareness, discernment, and strength to resist being spiritually colonized and to remain rooted in God’s truth.
By Her Magic Spell Nations Were Deceived
In this short message, Trey Knowles exposes what he describes as Europe’s hidden power structures and the influence of royal authority that shaped global deception. Drawing from Revelation 18:24, Trey challenges listeners to examine the fruit of leadership, tradition, and institutions that claim moral authority yet operate in contradiction to the Spirit of God. He emphasizes that true discernment comes from observing actions, not titles—because character reveals the source of power. Trey urges viewers to test every system, tradition, and ruler against God’s truth, reminding us that deception often appears beautiful on the surface but carries destruction underneath. The message calls for spiritual awareness, repentance, and a return to righteousness so that believers are not misled by appearances, status, or worldly influence.
Revelation 18:24 In her was found the blood of prophets and of God’s holy people, of all who have been slaughtered on the earth.”






