The Word At War
Kyle MWelcome to The Word At War—where we confront the fringe biblical and conspiratorial truths the Church avoids. Para bellum spirituale! Prepare for spiritual war!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 170 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & SpiritualitySpirituality | |||
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What if the flood did not end the war?
In this PATREON PREMIUM episode, I sit down with Bennett Tanton, host of Broadcasting Seeds and author of The Second Incursion: Fallen Beings, Giants, & What Walks Among Us Still, to dig into one of the strange... more
🔥 In this episode of The Word at War, I sit down with Taco Talks — author, Christian apologist, Bible nerd, and bold voice in the online battle for truth.
Taco shares his journey from atheism to unapologetic faith after trying to disprove the Bible... more
🇬🇧 Is Britain protecting the public… or suppressing the gospel?
In this episode of The Word at War, I sit down with Pastor Stephen Clayden of Bread of Life Community Church in Clacton, UK, to discuss the legal pressure his church is facing for pub... more
Jeffrey Epstein did not rise like a normal financier.
He moved from Brooklyn to Wall Street, from elite schools to private islands, and into rooms filled with billionaires, politicians, scientists, royals, and power brokers.
But the deeper question... more
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It's not abundant but neither are unicorns but it's so refreshing finding like minded voices
Podcast Addict55 months agoralf hatter- Honest difficult discussions
Kyle is honestly tackling topics that need to be covered. Even if he doesn’t always get to the core of what I personally think, the conversations need to be had. These things are not supposed to be about pushing dogma, but looking at uncomfortable topics and discussing them openly. Kudos to Kyle for doing that. Fewer ads would make it easier to focus, though.
Apple Podcasts5JJWeitzel
United States5 months ago - Too many ads
There are so many ads it’s distracting and also these guys don’t stay on topic. It’s all over the place.
Apple Podcasts1Sweet Tea in TennesseeUnited States5 months ago - The show is great
I don’t think you know that in the democrat party there is both a left and a far right side of them. Keep the politics out of this show please. Democrats have and always will support white supremacy even if you don’t
Apple Podcasts3Meat bwallzUnited States6 months ago - Hey Guys!
Hello from IA. I enjoy your show and am currently listening to the Nov 30 episode about Jonah. Recommend David W. Lowe’s book, Earthquake Resurrection. The earthquake in Matthew occurred when Christ was resurrected NOT when He was crucified. The power that raised Him from the dead also resurrected many others! Check out Lowe’s book and you’ll see what I mean. God bless!
Apple Podcasts4Moldy SoldierUnited States7 months ago
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What is The Word At War about and what kind of topics does it cover?
Episodes explore fringe biblical interpretations, eschatology, and spiritual warfare through interviews with pastors, authors, and researchers who connect scripture to contemporary technology, politics, and hidden histories. Common threads include apocalypse framing, Nephilim and bloodline theories, conspiracy narratives around secret societies, and warnings about mass surveillance, AI, and the end times. A recurring edge is the integration of prophecy with modern events, often accompanied by calls to faith, discernment, and community engagement. Notable aspects include a mix of provocative ideas, detailed scriptural analysis, and a community resources angle (membership extensions and study groups) that appeals to listeners seeking both the... more
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Recent guests on The Word At War include:
1. Taco Talks
2. Stephen Clayden
3. Jesse James Gibbore
4. Mac Dominick
5. Greg Patten
6. Dr. Michael Cocchini
7. Doug Hamp
8. Douglas Hamp
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