In Part I, we laid bare the ancient roots of this godless upheaval, tracing its path from the ashes of Sodom to the contraceptive-fueled fornication that birthed a culture of death and deviance. In Part II, we exposed the acceleration into transgender madness, where the very image of God—male and female—is mutilated in the name of self-worship, spilling into everything from glowing screens to once-sacred pulpits.

And in Part III, we warned about the pendulum’s violent swing—the coercion dressed up as compassion—as states like Colorado toyed with stripping children from parents who dared speak truth to delusion. We called it what it was, a reckoning, a spiritual siege in which wolves howl louder while hirelings scatter.

But now, in Part IV, we turn to the blood-soaked harvest of this revolution—the violence that erupts when men and women, ensnared in the lie of transgenderism, turn their disordered rage outward in acts of mass murder.

This is no coincidence nor is it isolated to the extremes of modern society. It is mainstream, and it is the inevitable fruit of a worldview that rejects the Creator’s design and embraces a depraved mind—a judgment God Himself hands down. Romans 1 makes the indictment plain: they “exchanged the truth about God for a lie” and were given over to “dishonorable passions” and a “base mind.” What begins as internal confusion eventually manifests as external chaos, and the body count rises as the revolution cannibalizes its own disciples.

The roster is grim, predictable, and growing.

In Nashville, Audrey Hale, rejecting her God-given femininity to impersonate a man, stormed Covenant School in 2023. She slaughtered three children and three adults in a Christian sanctuary, targeting the faith that dared expose her delusion.

Before that, Snochia Moseley in Aberdeen, Maryland (2018), another soul warped by gender perversion, opened fire on coworkers in a ritual of rage.

Then came Maya McKinney, the transgender shooter at STEM School Highlands Ranch in 2019, conspiring to kill classmates—another mind poisoned by the ideology that mutilates creation.

And just this year, August 2025, Robin Westman—a man deluded into believing he was a woman—opened fire in a Minnesota school, killing two young students and wounding more than a dozen. The media tripped over itself to bury the obvious connection to the transgender cult.

But the most recent revelation drives straight into the heart of our national unraveling.

Thomas Crooks—the would-be assassin who targeted President Trump at the 2024 rally in Butler, Pennsylvania—has now been exposed through his secret social media accounts as identifying as “non-binary.” In his digital bunker he used they/them pronouns while posting threats of political violence, obsessive brutality, and unhinged fantasies.

Barely past adolescence, Crooks climbed onto a rooftop with a rifle, killing one and injuring others, including the President. And beneath it all, behind his violent fixation, was the same core rebellion. A rejection of the binary truth God stamped onto humanity—“male and female he created them” (Genesis 1:27).

Crooks didn’t just attempt to assassinate a former president of the United States. He embodied the revolution’s endgame, which is a fractured identity birthing a fractured society, where the unstable soul inevitably lashes out at the stable order of God’s creation.

This is the pattern. It is the descent we were warned about.

Evolution whispered the first lie—that we are nothing more than clever animals, evolved from ooze and accountable to no one. And once you remove the Creator, why not redefine His creation? Why not slice, drug, and sculpt the body to match the mind’s rebellion?

But Scripture already told us where such rebellion leads. “The wicked are like the tossing sea; for it cannot be quiet, and its waters toss up mire and dirt” (Isaiah 57:20).

These shooters are not outliers, but monuments of the new sexual revolution. They are evidence in the case against a culture that celebrates what God condemns. Transgender ideology does not free the captive, it inflames the fallen nature, converting inward confusion into outward violence. And as the state shields this madness—banning the very therapies that point to repentance and sanity—it guarantees the cycle will accelerate, claiming more victims in classrooms, nightclubs, and public squares.

The pendulum hasn’t slowed. It is gathering speed for the next collision.

Under the banner of “protecting vulnerable youth,” laws will multiply to silence dissent, branding biblical truth as “hate speech” while the actual hatred spills blood. Tech platforms like X will amplify the delusion and throttle anyone who still says, “Thus says the Lord.” Churches that once thundered against sin now mumble their half-apologies, fearing Caesar’s scorn more than Christ’s judgment.

But we cannot flinch.
The battle for our children’s souls demands we expose this ideology for what it is—not progress, but perdition.

Parents, immerse your children in the unchanging Word, where God’s sovereignty over creation is declared without apology. Teach them to demolish arguments lifted against the knowledge of God, taking every thought captive to Christ (2 Corinthians 10:5). Show them that the rejection of male and female leads not to liberation but bondage—and yes, sometimes to bloodshed.

Equip them with the armor of truth, that human depravity runs deep, but God’s grace runs deeper for those who repent. Do not yield a single inch to the world’s philosophies. Compromise is simply the slow drip that fills the cistern of chaos—chaos that ultimately drives these shooters toward their violence.

And when the cost comes—when friends walk away, when employers turn hostile, or when pressures mount—remember that our citizenship is in heaven. From there we await a Savior who will transform our lowly bodies to be like His glorious body (Philippians 3:20–21).

The revolution may rage. But the Rock is immovable.

Train your children not to bow but to stand—firm, unwavering, prepared for the storm—for the gates of hell will not prevail against a church built on the truth of Christ.

To live is Christ.
To die is gain.
Stand firm.