06/23/2026
“Disclosure Day”
Stephen Spielburg is a famous movie producer. “ET” is one of His movies.
Spielberg’s latest movie has been advertised as a movie that will cause people to question their belief in God. Spielberg says of “Disclosure Day,” “If a real ‘disclosure day’ was to occur, there would be ontological shock,” Spielberg tells USA TODAY. “All of our foundational realities would be shattered and blown apart by a new foundational reality that some of us would accept and others would reject. There would be a big shake-up in the world; it would shake certain core, fundamental beliefs.” (Source: USA Today, article, “Could aliens replace God? Spielberg has theories in 'Disclosure Day,’” June 14, 2026).
This movie is being released shortly after the government released many files tied to “UFO” sightings. (“UFO” – Unidentified Flying Objects – have been renamed, “UAP” – Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena.)
Some religious people support the idea and these “sighting” are actually demons coming to earth to do the devil’s bidding. Others would say that they are God’s angels traveling to and from heaven to do God’s bidding. Both groups turn to figurative language of Ezekiel and Revelation to seek support for their theories.
In 1954, a movie was made entitled, “Stranger from Venus.” At the climax of the movie, just prior to an act of destruction, a young lady—Gretchen—is seen praying. After the destruction was avoided, the stranger from Venus said, “Gretchen, I think your prayers were heard.”
Hollywood would never imagine that if aliens did land, what the impact would be if they too believed in Jehovah God and the Savior Jesus Christ. Their imagination is always in the opposite ontological view.
A Christian’s faith does not come through the imagination of Hollywood writers, directors and producers. God’s word is that one and only source of faith (Rom. 10:17).
Think about some of God’s “disclosure days.” The angels disclosed the day of Jesus’ birth (Mat. 1:18-25; Lk. 2:10-11). John the Baptist disclosed Jesus’ day (Jn. 1:15, 23, 27, 29). Jesus disclosed the day of His death (Mat. 16:21). In this same verse, Jesus disclosed the day of His resurrection on the third day after His death. Then Jesus disclosed the day of His coming kingdom and the power of Holy Spirit coming upon the apostles (Mk. 9:1; Jn. 16:13; Lk. 24:44-49; Acts 1:8). Jesus disclosed the time the good news of salvation through His name would be preached beginning at Jerusalem, and spreading to all nations (Acts 1:8). The apostles disclosed the day Jesus built His church and the day salvation in Jesus’ name began (Acts 2:30-47).
Unfortunately, there seems to be more interest in the government and Hollywood’s “Disclosure Day,” than there is about Jesus’ disclosure day. Such do not live their lives looking for a future “Judgment Day.” May it not be so among all those who wear the name “Christian” in faith.
