The Remnant Radio's Podcast
The Remnant Radio
The Remnant Radio educates and equips believers in God's Word & Spirit, exploring Christian theology, church history, and the gifts of the Spirit in a manner that is engaging, relatable, and inspiring. Weekly, we bring together Christian influencers from various denominations to explore theology, church history, and the gifts of the Spirit. We don't always agree with the views of our guests. And, we don’t expect that you will always agree, either. But we are brothers and sisters in Christ, and we agree to humbly approach God’s Word so we can better understand it together. In each episode, we strive to offer constructive dialogue and healthy pushback without veering into argumentative or combative territory. Expect each Remnant Radio episode to be not only informative but also encouraging, entertaining, and, hopefully, inspiring. Our ultimate goal is to help every individual break out of their theological echo chamber and engage in the conversation. Visit our website and subscribe to our newsletter at www.theremnantradio.com.
Episodes
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Feb 10, 2026 • 1h 6min
Remnant Conference Q&A
They answer conference questions about prophetic dreams, public prophecy, and how prophecy functions in worship. They recount powerful stories of healings, deliverance, and conversions. They debate tongues, heavenly languages, and when gifts might cease. They also tackle recovery from spiritual abuse and how to relate to the Spirit using maternal imagery.
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Feb 4, 2026 • 1h 3min
The Lord's Prayer: A Blueprint for Kingdom Living & Spiritual Warfare
Brad Nelson, former pastor and biblical storyteller, and Brad Gray, co-leader of Walking The Text and media producer, unpack the Lord's Prayer as a blueprint for kingdom living. They explore Exodus echoes, first-century cosmology, the prayer's role at the center of Jesus' teaching, and how its petitions function as spiritual resistance. Expect surprising context, liturgical rhythms, and a cinematic take on a familiar text.
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Feb 3, 2026 • 1h 48min
The Fall of the Charismatic Movement
They trace the collapse of major charismatic institutions and the scandals that exposed them. They unpack celebrity culture, governance gaps, and how leaders evade accountability. They highlight image control, platform incentives, and the hazards of prioritizing gifts over character. They outline safeguards for rebuilding a more accountable, scriptural, and sustainable movement.
Jan 28, 2026 • 21min
Who is the Angel of the LORD? Hidden Appearances of Jesus in the Old Testament
A theological hunt for the mysterious Angel of the LORD as a recurring divine figure in key Old Testament scenes. Short case studies range from Hagar and Abraham to Moses and Gideon. The discussion traces a pattern of speech, worship, and covenantal action that links these appearances to the pre-incarnate Son of God.
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Jan 28, 2026 • 1h 38min
Did Bethel Actually Repent Over Shawn Bolz?
They examine whether Bethel leadership truly repented or merely performed PR. The conversation reviews public statements, past endorsements, and accountability failures. They evaluate restitution, victim care, and cultural priorities in restoration. Listeners hear calls for structural changes, transparency, and protecting the vulnerable while testing prophetic credibility.
Jan 26, 2026 • 1h 6min
Prophetic Integrity: What Biblical Prophecy Should Actually Look Like
They examine what accountable, Christ-centered prophetic ministry should look like across local churches, conferences, and national words. They discuss practical guardrails like training, recording prophecies, and elder oversight. They call out data mining and manipulation while promoting democratized, disciplined practice of spiritual gifts.
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Jan 22, 2026 • 48min
Science PROVES God Exists | Here's How
Retired physician Anthony Latham, an author focused on science and Christian apologetics, dives into the intriguing relationship between faith and science. He argues that the Big Bang supports biblical creation and discusses the fine-tuning of the universe as evidence for divine design. Latham shares his transformative journey from skeptic to believer, explores consciousness as indicative of an immaterial soul, and addresses the compatibility of free will with moral responsibility. His insights equip listeners with thought-provoking evidence that harmonizes science with spirituality.
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Jan 21, 2026 • 1h 39min
Examining Coverup Culture: Bethel Church's Response to Mike Winger
The discussion reveals the alarming silence of church leaders on abuse, focusing on Mike Winger's investigation into Shawn Bolz's fraudulent prophecies and misconduct. The hosts dissect evidence that Bethel Church leadership was aware of these issues yet failed to act. They critique Kris Vallotton's arguments for accountability, emphasizing the need for transparency and the duty to expose ongoing sin. Key questions about the nature of biblical prophecy, the responsibility of leaders, and the balance between mercy and justice are explored throughout the conversation.
Jan 20, 2026 • 51min
2026 Prophecies: Revelation From God? Testing Jacobs, Goll, Zadai & More
The hosts dive into the controversial 2026 prophecies from notable figures, questioning their validity and specificity. They analyze clips from prophets like Rick Renner and Kevin Zadai, critiquing vagueness and theological claims. Discussions range from potential political implications to concerns about AI and discernment in the church. With biblical testing as their standard, they emphasize the importance of accountability and genuine prophecy, urging listeners to evaluate claims through Scripture.
Jan 14, 2026 • 18min
Biblical Counseling That Actually Heals: Lessons From Job
Explore how well-meaning advice can sometimes worsen trauma, as Michael Rowntree delves into the book of Job. Learn why silence can be more healing than lengthy explanations and how blaming victims only deepens their pain. Discover the significance of the ministry of presence and the importance of allowing space for strong emotions. This insightful conversation challenges conventional wisdom around suffering, emphasizing a compassionate, Christ-centered approach that embraces complexity and honors the mystery of pain.
