The Prophets

The Last of Us is drawing fresh attention online, alongside news about developer Naughty Dog's next project. Gaming outlets report that Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet will not receive further updates until its full reveal in 2027, with new concept artwork released in the meantime. Fans are discussing the studio's plans and what the long wait means for the franchise going forward.

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has issued what it calls an invitation from its prophet to the world. The message, published through the church's official newsroom, extends a global appeal consistent with the church's tradition of prophetic invitations to members and non-members alike. Details of the invitation's specific content and its intended reach were not provided in the available material.

A filmmaker is making a documentary-style movie with the stated aim of finding a real prophet, according to Patheos. The project frames the search itself as part of the film, blending cinema with a spiritual investigation. It is drawing attention among readers interested in religion, faith and film, though details about the filmmaker and the production remain limited.

A 4K prophetic film titled '2030 LAST DAYS' based on the Book of Revelation is drawing large audiences online, presenting an interpretation that the end times described in Revelation could culminate around 2030. Viewers are engaging heavily with its cinematic depiction of biblical prophecy, and discussion centres on whether current world events align with the apocalyptic timeline it portrays.

Metro's Games Inbox is asking readers whether Naughty Dog will ever return to the Uncharted series, inviting speculation about the future of the PlayStation adventure franchise. The studio has not released a new mainline Uncharted game since Uncharted 4: A Thief's End and its spin-off The Lost Legacy, with recent focus on The Last of Us Part II and its upcoming science fiction game Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet. Readers are debating whether a revival, remake, or handover to another studio is more likely.

Apple TV has released the first trailer for Small Prophets, a new series featuring magical spirits and visions of the future. The preview teases a blend of fantasy and speculative storytelling, drawing attention from entertainment outlets and viewers ahead of the show's premiere.

Notre Dame Magazine has published a piece titled 'Prophet of Peace'. The headline suggests a profile or essay on a figure associated with peacemaking, but no further details are available beyond the title itself. It is not clear who the subject is or why the story is circulating now.

ECG - The Jesus Nation Church, led by Prophet Shepherd Bushiri, held what it called a Diplomatic Service on 28 September 2026, streamed live to followers worldwide. The church regularly stages large religious gatherings that attract international dignitaries and members from across Africa and beyond, and the event drew tens of thousands of engagements from viewers.

A New York Times opinion podcast feature focuses on philosopher Nick Bostrom, described as Silicon Valley's favorite prophet, and his latest warning about technology's trajectory. Bostrom, known for his work on existential risk and superintelligence, is drawing renewed attention in debates over AI's future among tech and philosophy circles.

Apple TV has released the trailer for 'Small Prophets', a new series starring British actor Pearce Quigley, who plays a man searching for prophets. The preview gives viewers a first look at the show's tone and cast, and coverage of the trailer has put the series and Quigley's leading role in the spotlight ahead of its release.

A New York Times Opinion video titled 'Silicon Valley's Favorite Prophet Has a New Warning' is circulating widely. The piece features a tech-world sage delivering a cautionary message about where the industry is headed, and it is being shared and discussed as debates over artificial intelligence and Silicon Valley's influence intensify.

A Salt Lake Tribune commentary examines whether members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints are following their leaders' repeated calls to oppose racism. The piece weighs church teachings against members' actions, asking whether the faith community is, as its prophets have urged, leading out against racial prejudice. It is prompting debate among readers about the gap between religious instruction and practice.

A commentary piece argues that the biblical story of Jonah holds a lesson for today's climate movement. Writing in The Times of Israel, the author suggests the prophet's experience of warning a city to change its ways offers insights the climate movement is missing about persuasion, repentance and collective change.

Naughty Dog has confirmed that Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet will not be shown again until 2027, with actor Troy Baker promising the game will blow players' minds. He said the studio 'needs to cook for just a little bit longer', asking fans for patience as development continues on the sci-fi title.