William Marrion Branham (A.K.A. William Marvin Branham, 1907-1965) was a Pentecostal minister from Jeffersonville, Indiana credited by some as initiating the Post WWII Healing Revival. He is widely recognized for playing a leading role in the formation of the Latter Rain, Word of Faith, Manifest Sons of God, and New Apostolic Reformation movements. Some have gone so far as to label Branham as "God... more
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 435 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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John and Janna discuss the process of deconstructing from high-control religious environments, focusing on personal experiences, theological distortions, and emotional struggles. Janna shares how her journey began with questioning prophetic voices an... more
John and Christian dive deep into the power of language in shaping faith, belief, and identity. They explore how loaded terms like "Seven Seals" carried entire theologies within Branham's movement and how mystery cults through history have used hidde... more
John Collins and McKinnon discuss the continuation of their examination of William Branham's teachings about the seventy disciples, focusing on how one small doctrinal twist became the foundation for destructive ideas that later shaped the Latter Rai... more
John and Chino explore the dark history and destructive consequences of Hobart Freeman's radical faith healing doctrine. They trace its roots through William Branham, John Alexander Dowie, Gordon Lindsay, and F.F. Bosworth, showing how promises of gu... more
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Collins gives historical context to the Pentecostal/Charismatic/Latter Rain/New Apostolic Reformation movement(s) and their continuity which is unprecedented and quite alarming
Collins gives historical context to the Pentecostal/Charismatic/Latter Rain/New Apostolic Reformation movement(s) and their continuity which is unprecedented and quite alarming
This podcast does not only provide a clear picture of the “Message Church” and it’s origins but it is also an excellent resource for those still within the church seeking to know and understand how many of the pillars that hold up the message came to be.
For any young and old follower who has been plagued with questions on doctrine you will find freedom in many of the topics discussed. Thank you for the work of the podcast team - your work has freed a great number of souls.
This podcast has been a surprisingly helpful tool for me in untangling so much of my charismatic childhood and the damage that I experienced in the IHOP KC cult with Mike Bickel, whose mentor was Paul Cain. I left in 2010 (and for the most part left the faith) but in light of recent allegations of sexual abuse against Mike Bickle, have found myself revisiting all the old wounds and traumas. I really appreciate the knowledge these men share and how I can see all these teachings making their way ... more
I keep referring folks to this podcast. It’s crucial in understanding how we arrived at Charismatic/Pentecostal/Dominionist/Nationalism. Everyone who spent any time in NAR IHOPKC, Bethel, HIM (Ché Ahn), the Prophetic Movement should work their way through this pod.
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A historical examination of the controversial figure William Branham, this series explores the intricate narratives surrounding his ministry and its profound impact on various religious movements. With a focus on the Pentecostal and Charismatic traditions, discussions cover critical themes such as hero worship, the influence of church authorities, and the complexities of faith healing doctrines. The hosts delve into the relationships between Branham and other pivotal figures in the New Apostolic Reformation, offering insights into the historical and theological underpinnings of these movements and their ramifications on contemporary Christianity.
Given its critical approach, the content serves as both a resource for those examining their fa... more
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