Reformed Fringe

What if Adam and Eve didn’t just grab ordinary leaves… but tried to clothe themselves in the supposed glory of Satan’s rebellious ‘trees of Eden’—the fallen gods and fiery council members who envied each other on God’s holy mountain? From those desperate fig leaves in the cosmic garden, to God’s bloody animal skins, priestly robes of glory, and finally Revelation’s lightning-white multitude, uncover the epic biblical thread of clothing. God isn’t merely forgiving sinners—He’s replacing rebel elohim with redeemed humans robed in the perfect righteousness of Christ. Discover how the Angel of the LORD removes filthy garments and clothes His people for eternal reign.

You know the biblical story of Daniel. But you’ve never experienced it like this.A breathtaking supernatural epic adventure of one of the most beloved heroes of the faith—retold with biblical and historical fidelity.Daniel is young, sharp, full of faith, and newly captive to King Nebuchadnezzar.But Babylon doesn’t want Daniel’s life—it wants his allegiance.In the House of the Tablet, he’s trained to speak the empire’s language and learn its “wisdom,” along with fellow captive Jews, Hananiah, Mishael, and Azariah.As long as they don’t notice the surrender happening one small choice at a time.But the pressure isn’t only from priests and officials. The high priest’s son and his bully gang make Daniel a target, daring him to break and be made a eunuch.Far away in Jerusalem, Ariela, the young girl Daniel loves, is fighting her own dangerous battle—as a secret messenger for Jeremiah the prophet.Will she ever see her Daniel again? Will Jeremiah’s predictions of destruction be her own?Above it all, another conflict rages: archangels move in secret, Watchers masquerade as gods of Babylon, Persia, and Greece, while Yahweh remains sovereign over kingdoms that think they rule the world.Written by respected Christian author and best-seller Brian Godawa, this series is perfect for readers of C.S. Lewis, Tolkien, Narnia, Lord of the Rings, Ted Dekker, and Frank Peretti.This novel is the first book of the Daniel Trilogy.

Matthew Yeomans, a Christian who documents recurring sleep paralysis, out-of-body states, and paranormal encounters. He describes filming strange orbs and camera behavior, waking-dream sensations, technological interactions, and a mysterious 'green star room' sequence. The conversation covers patterns, physical aftereffects, and theological framing of territorial spiritual beings.

A new book by the very founder of this Podcast, Jon Moffitt joins us and discusses his new and compelling book "The Bible According to Jesus"…what did Jesus teach us about how to read and understand His word? Truly exceptional teaching!

Doug Van Dorn, pastor and teacher on biblical imagery, traces the serpent and dragon motif across Scripture and ancient myth. He explores Leviathan, nahash language, chaos myths, Edenic boundaries, and how serpent symbolism links to cosmic and cultural forces. Short, surprising connections between biblical titles, ancient folklore, and ongoing spiritual conflict are highlighted.

Doug and Adam take a deep dive on the mysteries of the Transfiguration of Jesus. We focus in especially on Mt. Hermon, with Jesus both at the bottom and the top of the mountain, as well as the “fall of Satan like lightning,” and how it refers not to the primordial fall of the devil, but the angry strike of a heavenly being who, now engaged that Jesus is the “beloved Son of God,” flashes to the ground in an attempt to put Jesus to death.  

Doug and Adam take a look at the state of the most basic Christian theological beliefs among Evangelicals according to a recent survey from Ligonier Ministries. The answers will shock you.

Something unsettling has been gathering in Colorado. From New Age and occult centers in Boulder to the bizarre world airport DIA east of Denver, Colorado has increasingly embraced a supernatural evil that stands at odds with a Christian worldview. Join us on this Episode of the Reformed Fringe from the hotel that inspired “The Shining” movie as we talk about the resurgent supernatural evil that has Colorado leading the rest of our States into darkness.

LINKS FOR VISUALShttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mTfqPHr6_Iwhttps://www.douglasvandorn.com/woventorahHave you ever wondered how the Divine Author of the Bible might play an unseen role in giving us our biblical text? In this episode we explain what textual weaving is: the ancient art of writing where the author carefully arranges the words into invisible columns and rows — like threads on a loom — so that when you read them horizontally you get the story, but when you read them vertically you discover a whole new objective and fixed level of meaning that turns the story into a brilliant tapestry. In Ezekiel 16, God hides a perfect 7×3 grid inside 63 verses:* One column for every nation and lover Israel chased* One column for every idol and false god she worshiped* One column right in the middle for the heart that forgot God The result? A chapter everyone calls “shocking” suddenly becomes a breathtaking picture of sin, judgment, and the God who atones for His unfaithful bride. If you’ve never heard of biblical weaving before, this episode will open your eyes to a whole new way of seeing Scripture — and show you why Ezekiel 16 isn’t just a hard chapter… it’s a masterpiece.

In this episode, Doug gives a talk summarizing the Cosmic War of the Sons of God series, but with particular focus on a couple of ideas not discussed in the series. There’s a little Divine Council overview from the Reformed perspective. There’s cosmic mountain ideas and how that actually ties to doctrine of covenants we Reformed folks like to discuss. The seventy is here as is the doctrine of election and how it pertains to the cosmic war. If you are interested in more, including early access to coming Fringe episodes, go to www.reformedfringe.com