
Enter the Kingdom of the Cults with Cultish; a program that explores the impact of the cults from a theological, sociological, and psychologicalperspective. Immerse yourself in the thinking, teaching, strategies, and consequences born out of the nefarious leaders of these movements.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 387 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & SpiritualitySpirituality | |||

Witchcraft is no longer hiding in the shadows. From Disney movies and social media to manifestation, astrology, and New Age spirituality, occult practices are becoming increasingly normalized in mainstream culture. In this episode of Cultish, Jeremia... more
In this episode of Cultish, evangelist Samuel Torres returns to share his experiences ministering in Mormon Utah. From being detained and handcuffed by LDS security to being barred from speaking with members of the Tabernacle Choir, Samuel recounts t... more
In this episode of Cultish, Andrew sits down with Samuel Torres to discuss his journey from serving in the Air Force to becoming a full-time missionary in Mormon country. Samuel shares how his passion for apologetics and studying Mormonism led his fa... more
In this episode of Cultish, Andrew Soncrant and Vocab Malone examine the claims of Islamic apologetics and their contradictions with biblical Christianity. Drawing from recent debates with Muslim apologists, Vocab challenges the claim that Muhammad w... more
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If you’re looking for a pod called “Cultish”, this probably ain’t it.
Most of the disgruntled reviews are coming from non-Christian writers that are offended it isn’t “objective” or “unbiased” these guys are great. They’re leaning on the truth of the scripture and experiencing soft persecution for that. Continue to be willing to look foolish for the sake of the gospel and have your name disgraced in the name of Jesus! If it is not for God it is against him. Practices like yoga, meditation, enneagram, horoscopes, “spiritual formation” these are essentially demonic ... more
I love this series. But in an earlier episode you mentioned re-enchanting the world. In this episode you're main goal seems to be to materialize the world, and even the Bible.
Dropped my rating another star. The Calvinistic leanings and absolute arrogance almost make it unlistenable.
I like cultish. It has some great content, and as a believer that definitely believes in a biblical hierarchy with a man both heading the home and the church, I was interested in hearing this one. But Dale Patridge takes it too far. Skinny jeans are not a sin. I mean they’re a tragedy on most men, but they’re not sinful. And if he wants to criticize the music, then look at its biblical... more
So insightful and informative. I have learned so much already, and I’ve only recently started listening to you guys. This podcast has both convicted, taught, and inspired me a good deal since I hit the play button! You guys really hit all the crucial topics and are grounded in solid biblical truths. Love it!
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Conversations examine religious movements, high-control groups, and controversial belief systems through theological, sociological, and psychological questions. Regular hosts Jeremiah Roberts and Andrew Soncrant bring a distinctly evangelical Christian perspective, comparing the teachings and practices under discussion with their reading of Scripture. Episodes range from historical accounts of groups such as the Jehovah's Witnesses and the Church of the Firstborn to contemporary debates about Mormonism, Islam, UFO disclosure, and culture. The format combines host-led analysis with interviews, personal testimony, doctrinal discussion, and practical advice for engaging with people in other faith communities. Guests often include former member... more
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Recent guests on Cultish include:
1. Samuel Torres
2. Vocab Malone
3. Jason Contino
4. Jason Cantino
5. Mitch Cunico
6. Ronnie Quals
7. Ron Qualls
8. Ian Rose
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