
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
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 469 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | NatureChristianityReligion & SpiritualityScience | |||

A man sits down to paint, and something takes his hands. For hours, he cannot stop, and when he finishes, he is staring at the most beautiful thing he has ever made. He also knows it is not his. It is the blue lady, and it wants to be worshiped. This... more
For a century, scholars have searched for the Exodus and found nothing. Scott from Black Sheep Bible Talk says they are looking in the wrong century, at the wrong pharaoh, for the wrong catastrophe. Move the lens two hundred years earlier, to 1446 BC... more
In some corners of the church, what Joel Muddamalle and Doug Van Dorn argue in this episode gets called heresy. Their claim is simple and enormous. The Angel of the Lord who stands before Joshua, speaks from the burning bush, and accepts worship with... more
Marcus Young grows up in a family that hunts werewolves. This is not folklore, and it is not a campfire story. His great-uncle Harold empties both barrels of buckshot into a creature swaying on a log, and it screams, bleeds a river, and vanishes with... more
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I was just scanning through my favorite podcast seeing which episode I want listen to next when I happened upon the reviews and felt the need to balance certain recent posts. I have not once felt that the hosts interrupt their guests too much, and I have probably listened to 300 of these, at least. I’ve also not felt that this podcast is anti-Catholic or evangelical proselytizing. I have a masters degree in theology - I can promise you most of what they say is far more consistent with certain tr... more
Dudes love to talk over guests. Drives me nuts
New to the Blurry verse but you guys are great! Really enjoying your content after listening to at least 5 pod casts now. It seems like you wonder what your audience as Christians can handle sometimes. Don't worry and just keep giving us the information and guests that provide info the main stream media and world will not. We can handle it...event when it's the Blurriest! Thanks for your ministry.
My new favorite podcast. Thank you.
The quality of the show has gone down. I stopped listening as much as I used to. One of the things that kept getting on my nerves were certain regular guests on the show who like to bash and/or misrepresent (intentionally?) Catholicism with the same old untrue cliches about Catholic doctrine and beliefs. The first couple years were good but I’m out. Maybe they should just stick with the paranormal or at least call the show what it is, Evangelical Christian proselytizing. Catholics and Orthodox l... more
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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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Recent guests on Blurry Creatures include:
1. Joel Muddamalle
2. Marcus Young
3. Robby Gallaty
4. Dan McCarthy
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7. Bryan Litfin
8. Grant Pemberton
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