People ask me how much silver and gold to have in their portfolio. Tonight, a man at my church asked me about self-directed LLC’s. He had never heard about them. Well, my friends, time is short to catch on to what God is doing in these last days.

As we all watch the national debt rise and rise, the questions in our minds should be: How can they do this? Who is going to pay for the debt?

The answer to the first question is that the federal government can keep printing money all day long to try to paper over the huge new deficits the president and Congress are producing, but it’s like trying to clothe an elephant with feathers – in other words, it won’t work!

The answer to the second question is that we, our children, and our children’s children are the ones who are supposed to be stuck with paying for all the debt – meaning that those in charge don’t really care right now who pays for it or if it ever gets paid. They’re just trying to extend their power.

This is exactly why I am telling people to invest in what I consider God’s currency, which in Genesis 2 God teaches us is this: metals. And here is the formula I use to help people prepare. Keep four to six months of cash on hand for personal expenses. The rest I would invest in metals: 60% silver and 40% gold. Silver is the metals for the common person. Recently I was told that lately there has been the most dramatic rise in the value of silver in 23 years.

Churches and ministries should be investing as well. The time will soon be coming when these “investments” will be your money. Watch and see. As you read this, our new American currency and possibly a world currency are being prepared. Did you know?

Allow me to remind you that, once we are required to trade in our existing paper currency under this scheme, the value given back to us most likely will not be equivalent. For every dollar you will have to trade in, you will receive an unknown amount. Thus my warning that you possess as much gold and silver as you can. They will gain in value as U.S. currency falls in value.

Let’s be serious: How much can a paper bill be worth when a country will be 11 trillion dollars in debt? It is just a façade. The real economic crash is coming. Are you ready?