
The William Branham Historical Research Podcast investigates the life, teachings, and legacy of healing evangelist William Branham—one of the most influential and controversial figures of the 20th-century Pentecostal and Charismatic movements. Hosted by researcher John Collins, the series documents Branham's public record with verifiable sources: sermons, newspapers, archival materials, and eyewit... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 531 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & Spirituality | |||

John and Candice explore the long-term spiritual and psychological impact of Word of Faith teaching, Christ for the Nations culture, and extreme deliverance ministry. Candice shares her journey from charismatic enthusiasm in the late 1970s through de... more
John and Bob trace the deeper lineage behind Pentecostalism, arguing that many of its defining themes did not begin in the early 1900s but emerged from much older religious currents. They examine holiness movements, prophetic culture, ecstatic worshi... more
John examines John Paul Jackson's warnings about California and places them inside a much longer history of repeated end-times predictions. Tracing the theme from Azusa Street through William Branham, Joe Brandt, Edgar Cayce, and the Kansas City prop... more
John and Hannah examine Elim's history through Ivan Spencer's story and connect recurring themes: revival-driven identity, the cost of sustaining "moves of God," and the way spiritual language can reshape expectations and community life.
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This podcast is an example of a pendulum swing, moving away from one wayside of error, into another. Some episodes are gold, others are not good at all. Take heed how you listen.
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
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The show provides a meticulous, evidence-driven look at the life, teachings, and legacy of a controversial healing evangelist who deeply influenced Pentecostal and Charismatic movements. Across episodes, the hosts trace historical lineages—from early Pentecostal roots to revival networks and apocalyptic movements—using sermons, newspapers, archives, and eyewitness accounts. The discussion often weighs doctrinal evolution against political and cultural entanglements, highlighting how certain leaders and networks shaped identity, governance, and controversy within broader Christian communities. A standout aspect is the emphasis on archival research, balanced by personal narratives from former insiders and critical analysis of movements that c... more
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