It is clear...based off of prophecy alone, not some preacher man, that satan’s false prophets are alive and well. They set out to deceive as many as they can.
Those whose hearts yearn for the Lord, yearn because God alone gave it to us through our commitment to the Son of God. It is our duty to help others see God's holy plan unfolding and to do it in a way that checks with scripture as we best understand it through the inspiration of the Holy Ghost.
What I do take issue with, Christians being SUPER critical of other Christians on points that are not considered the essentials of our faith. NO ONE has it completely right...not even you, nor I.
We study. We pray. We remain vigilant, then we pray some more.
I believe that God has, does and will provide signs in the heavens that precede major biblical events.
In the case of Hagee, if one sits back a moment and analyze his statements, they are partially true. Problem is that they are very vague and general.
A squirrel finds an acorn every now and again. Just be careful and check everything with scripture and the prompting of the Holy Spirit.
The problem is when pastors do this, particularly when they are well-known, is that when they are inevitably wrong, it repels the very people we have been commanded to make disciples of:
Matthew 28:19
19 Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit,
These unsaved and those in the world point to guys like Hagee and say: “You believe this guy?!? Why would I want to be like that?”. It hurts our witness. Hagee’s prophecy will end up being skewered as a comedy spot on Jon Stewart, and will serve to harden the hearts of those who need most the gospel.
Better he simply preach the Word, feed the hungry, clothe the naked, and help those in need. Believers should not be in the prediction business.