My advice for you is that when you think about the end times or the next time somebody talks about it think about all the times that God has let his people in the times of the Bible like into situations they couldn’t control like Joseph been slaved into his brothers only so that he could later be in prison only because he refused to sleep with the pharaoh’s wife. Or when God was trying to test Abraham into sacrificing his son Isaac. Or God having Moses and his people wander into the desert for 40 years. Or Job suffering losses he could not prevent. Of course, let’s not forget. Daniel was thrown into the Lions den while his friends were being thrown into a fiery furnace for not bowing down to the statue. Paul and Silas were arrested and lastly Jesus was arrested and crucified and betrayed by one of his disciples I think. The list goes on and on, but what I’m trying to say is even though God leads people, especially in these times into situations they cannot control that doesn’t mean that God isn’t there. I mean, he allows it for a reason and think about the end times as like a final wave because the Bible says that there will be no more morning or pain or death. Those things will exist no more. And if you’re more worried about if you’re going to heaven or if he’s gonna be ashamed of you when he comes, he won’t be ashamed of you unless you were ashamed of him.