Aug 17, 2026 · 1 hr 56 min · 13 segments
Much of what passes for spiritual warfare teaching today relies heavily on superstitious formulas, emotional manipulation, or human centered psychological theories. In this episode we explore a robust…
I think when it comes to the Bible and it comes to, you know, mainstream Christianity today, some of the work that you bring to the table is somewhat revolutionary to the mindset of, of Christianity.
What, what types of, um, feedback have you been getting from the mainstream church? I mean, do they look at you sideways? Do they look at you as a heretic? What's some of the, the feedback you've been getting by presenting some of your work?
I mean, probably, uh, you know, the, the first time people hear this sort of thing, they look at you like you got two heads, so I'm used to that.
Uh, but there will also be, you know, people that are patient, and they'll follow.
You know, they, they won't just sort of write you off after the first 10 minutes, you know, and they, they, they'll follow along, and then, you know, it becomes a lot clearer, and they can see, you know, why it's important to be, you know, precise in your terminology and what's at stake and, and you know, really how it, it sort of ...
It brings a, a cohesion to, uh, not only both testaments but things that are sort of scattered around the Old Testament that are kinda odd.
But, you know, it he- it helps marry some of those things together in a, in a coherent way.
But, you know, there, there are some people out there that think I'm a heretic too, so we, you know, we have to give them, give them some kudos, [laughs] I guess.
Yeah.
Yeah, they're gonna get it.
If not, if ...
Yeah, if not on the show, they're gonna get it on the message boards, in the blogs, in the YouTube-
... comments and stuff.
They're gonna-
Mm-hmm.
Yeah.
I think when it comes to the Bible and it comes to, you know, mainstream Christianity today, some of the work that you bring to the table is somewhat revolutionary to the mindset of, of Christianity.
What, what types of, um, feedback have you been getting from the mainstream church? I mean, do they look at you sideways? Do they look at you as a heretic? What's some of the, the feedback you've been getting by presenting some of your work?
I mean, probably, uh, you know, the, the first time people hear this sort of thing, they look at you like you got two heads, so I'm used to that.
Uh, but there will also be, you know, people that are patient, and they'll follow.
You know, they, they won't just sort of write you off after the first 10 minutes, you know, and they, they, they'll follow along, and then, you know, it becomes a lot clearer, and they can see, you know, why it's important to be, you know, precise in your terminology and what's at stake and, and you know, really how it, it sort of ...
It brings a, a cohesion to, uh, not only both testaments but things that are sort of scattered around the Old Testament that are kinda odd.
But, you know, it he- it helps marry some of those things together in a, in a coherent way.
But, you know, there, there are some people out there that think I'm a heretic too, so we, you know, we have to give them, give them some kudos, [laughs] I guess.
Yeah.
Yeah, they're gonna get it.
If not, if ...
Yeah, if not on the show, they're gonna get it on the message boards, in the blogs, in the YouTube-
... comments and stuff.
They're gonna-
Mm-hmm.
Yeah.
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