
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 | 378 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & SpiritualitySpirituality | |||

In part two of our conversation on the Church of the Firstborn, we examine the doctrines and beliefs that shape this controversial religious movement. From salvation through obedience to claims of being the true church, we compare their teachings wit... more
In this episode of Cultish, we sit down with Ron, a former elder in the General Assembly and Church of the Firstborn. For nearly two decades, Ron was deeply involved in a group that taught it was the only true church going to heaven. He eventually be... more
In this episode of Cultish, Andrew sits down with Ian Rose, a former member of The New Church, to explore the strange theology of Emanuel Swedenborg and the teachings that shaped Ian’s life. Ian explains how Swedenborg’s alleged revelations became fo... more
In this episode of Cultish, Jerry and Andrew revisit the disturbing story of Jim Jones and the tragedy of the Peoples Temple. But rather than simply retelling the events of Jonestown, we dig deeper into the worldview that shaped Jones, including the ... more
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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!
The Newer episodes rarely cover actual cults and focus more on the culture war and trending topics. If the hosts have lost interests in exposing cult tactics and calling out heresies, then they need to create a new podcast for their current event conversations, and leave end this podcast before their better, well researched episodes are buried under unrelated content.
Another gimmick by these people to trap new Christians
Came here out of curiosity, stayed because I have learned so much through apologia ministries and Alpha and Omega Ministries.
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The show blends apologetics and cultural commentary to examine fringe belief systems, disclosures, and controversial science-phenomena through a Christian lens. Across recent episodes, topics span UFO/UAP disclosures, government testimony, and the cultural impact of media narratives, alongside rigorous critiques of other belief systems, New Age practices, and Mormonism. Guests range from politicians and whistleblowers to theologians, pastors, and cultural critics, creating a dialogue that weighs scripture and doctrine against contemporary claims and investigations. The format often juxtaposes investigative discussion with pastoral guidance, aiming to equip listeners to discern truth claims while navigating high-stakes cultural conversations... more
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Recent guests on Cultish include:
1. Ron Qualls
2. Ian Rose
3. Owen Anderson
4. Andrew the Super Sleuth
5. Tim Burchett
6. Lara Trump
7. Steven Spielberg
8. Barack Obama
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