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Blurry Creatures

Blurry Creatures
Bigfoot
Nephilim
Christianity
Ufos
Spiritual Warfare
Supernatural
Spirituality
Theology
Faith
Mental Health
Book Of Enoch
Cryptids
Jesus
Supernatural Experiences
Witchcraft
Transhumanism
Divine Council
New Age
Demonic Possession
Mount Hermon

There is more going on than what you can see. Blurry Creatures is the podcast that takes the strange, the unexplained, and the flat-out weird seriously, and asks what the Bible actually has to say about it. Every week, hosts Luke Rodgers and Nate Henry dig into the topics most people are afraid to touch. UFOs and UAPs. Cryptids and creatures. The Nephilim, the Watchers, and the sons of God. The di... more

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Nancy Storm is carrying her new seven-year-old son down the street, tickling him, when the giggling stops. Out of a tiny boy's vocal cords comes a booming chorus of grown men's voices, deep as a hundred-foot well, telling her to let him go. She does ... more

What if the Antichrist is not waiting in the future, but has already walked the earth seven times? In this live-in studio episode, Ryan Pitterson opens Revelation 17 to a prophecy most teachers skip: the one God himself flags with the words Here is t... more

The sky should not have been orange. Glen Smith is a small boy in 1982, awake while his father works nights, when he pulls himself onto the kitchen counter and sees the whole farm lit up through the window like he is looking through a tinted lens. Hi... more

Here is the uncomfortable thing nobody in church wants to say out loud. The spells work. The witch doctor heals. The rituals deliver. Jeremy Jenkins has spent years studying the world's religions and standing inside their holiest places, and he is do... more

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Recent Guests

Jeremy Jenkins
World religions expert, Stranger Theology contributor, pastor and educator
Stranger Theology, All Things All People, Element Church (Forest City, NC)
Episode: EP: 469 Rat Temples, Mormon Gods, and a Death Cult on the Ganges with Jeremy Jenkins
Jon Moffitt
Reformed Pastor, theologian, author and podcaster
Theocast.org / jonmoffitt.com
Episode: EP: 468 The Church is Afraid of the Supernatural with Jon Moffitt
Todd Coconato
Pastor, evangelist, author
Remnant Revival Church, Nashville
Episode: EP: 466 Inside Hollywood's Babylon System from a Child Actor Who Escaped with Todd Coconato
Rick Hansen
Author of The Blue Lady, son of a pastor who became a Satanist and exorcist
Author, The Blue Lady
Episode: EP: 465 The Blue Lady: The Painting That Would Not Burn with Rick Hansen *members only trailer
Joel Muddamalle
Theologian in house for deep dive on Elohim and hypostasis terminology
Episode: EP: 463 There Are Two Powers in Heaven with Dr. Joel Muddamalle And Doug Van Dorn *members only trailer
Marcus Young
Founder of InFire (Inheritance Fire), missionary with multi-generational legacy
InFire, Inheritance Fire
Episode: EP: 462 Werewolves, a White Pony, and a 100 Year Promise with Marcus Young
Robby Gallaty
Pastor and author, known for disciple-making and Long Hollow Church
Long Hollow Church
Episode: EP: 460 What REALLY Happened On The Mountaintop with Robby Gallaty
Dan McCarthy
Author of Satan's War with God; martial artist; former money manager
Author / Speaker
Episode: EP: 459 The Rebellion Before The World Began with Dan McCarthy
Doug Hamp
Pastor, author
Episode: EP: 458 Singularity, Superhumans, and the Second Coming with Doug Hamp *members only trailer

Hosts

Luke Rodgers
Host of Blurry Creatures; co-host who engages guests with theological context and curiosity.
Nate Henry
Co-host who guides conversations with guests and helps anchor theological discussion in scriptural insight.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 11.2k ratings
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    Blown away with how much Ive learned from all ya’lls Subjects & Guests.

    May The Lord keep His Righteous Right Hand on You guys.

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    SSTUJAC
    United Statesa month ago
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    Good show but too many ads.

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    RealAlaskanAngler
    United Statesa month ago
  • 10/10 amazing

    A great show. So much fun!

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    ssfge222034
    United Statesa month ago
  • Two hosts, three times as many interruptions

    These guys are great I love the people they have in but my goodness man do they interrupt and just yell over the guest and completely stop the story and take it off the rails to the point it’s hard to finish episodes sometimes. Typically when there are two hosts they each talk half as much but each of these guys interrupts twice as much as normal.

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    milesthaman
    United Statesa month ago
  • Entertaining at best

    Entertaining sure, but this is Tim Foil Hat for christians. A clean version of the most speculative and wild claims. I listen as these are sent to me from friends and family, the lack of pushback from the host, is why I called it what I did. They just let these guys free flow without pushing for evidences or sources. “Scholars say” is followed by some wild claims. Episode 459 includes some wild claims about the church fathers being influenced by Gnosticism. Hearing this while reading through Aga... more

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    daroberts24
    United Statesa month ago

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Long-time fans value the faith-centered perspective and practical takeaways for ministry and everyday life.
Listeners appreciate the rigorous blend of theology and mystery, though some critique interruptions during interviews.
Audience growth is noted, with calls for more balanced guest vetting and clearer explanations of industry terms.
Consistent praise for credible guests and engaging storytelling, with some comments about paywalls affecting accessibility.
Mixed feedback on production quality and pacing, but overall strong engagement and loyalty.

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EP: 468 The Church is Afraid of the Supernatural with Jon Moffitt
Q: How does adopting a supernatural worldview change how you preach?
Jon says preaching should center on Christ and the gospel, with the supernatural understood as a means of grace through Scripture, prayer, and the sacraments, rather than purely moralistic or Theological debates. He believes the sermon should empower faith and hope in light of spiritual realities.
EP: 465 The Blue Lady: The Painting That Would Not Burn with Rick Hansen *members only trailer
Q: So what are your thoughts on Bigfoot?
Rick Hansen discusses how his childhood framing of the supernatural included a willingness to entertain extraordinary phenomena, using it as a gateway to broader spiritual questions rather than a fixed belief, which then led to a more cautious, narrative-driven exploration of demonic activity and family history.
EP: 457 The Lucifer Conspiracy with Doug Hamp
Q: How do you reconcile mythic figures like Gilgamesh with the biblical narrative?
By focusing on epithets and titles rather than exact names, and showing how Nimrod, Ninurta, and Gilgamesh can be read as variations of a single archetype—the rebel who seeks to seize heavenly or divine authority—used to interpret prophetic imagery.
EP: 457 The Lucifer Conspiracy with Doug Hamp
Q: So you think these ancient oaths and inscriptions illuminate a broader chain of events from Mount Hermon to Nimrod and beyond?
Yes, they provide a linguistic and archaeological trail that helps contextualize biblical graphics like the dragon and the tablet as part of a long-running struggle over authority, space, and divine right, hinting at a blueprint repeated in end-times prophecy.
EP: 456 The Secret Twin: MK Ultra, Monarch Programming and The Hitler Project with Dan Duval and Esther *members only trailer
Q: Esther, how do memories of your hidden twin manifest in your daily life, and how do you distinguish them from your own experiences?
Esther explains that memories surface through long-cultivated segments of childhood programming, with subsequent recovery revealing details about a twin's life, and that faith and prayer have been crucial in processing and integrating these experiences.

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What is Blurry Creatures about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Explores the intersection of the unexplained and biblical truth, with weekly conversations that bring together on-the-record testimonies, scholarship, and pragmatic faith guidance. Topics commonly orbit UFOs/UAPs, cryptids, Nephilim, the divine council, and spiritual warfare, all discussed through a biblical framework. Guests range from pastors and theologians to researchers, authors, and storytellers who share firsthand experiences or scholarly perspectives, often tying mystery to scripture, prophecy, and real-world ministry. The show balances rigorous theological context with engaging, down-to-earth storytelling and a dash of humor, making the heavy material accessible to curious believers and skeptical listeners alike. A notable throughl... more

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1. Jeremy Jenkins
2. Jon Moffitt
3. Todd Coconato
4. Rick Hansen
5. Joel Muddamalle
6. Marcus Young
7. Robby Gallaty
8. Dan McCarthy

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