Rebecca Weiss Podcast

What does God’s Word actually say about prosperity? Kap Chatfield brings much-needed clarity to this hot topic – unpacking key scriptures, correcting common misconceptions, and revealing how generosity, stewardship, and trust shape both your character and your future. Practical, balanced, and theologically sound, this episode gives believers a strong foundation to walk in the fullness of God’s provision.

What if hell is not only real…but far more terrifying than you can possibly imagine? In this sobering conversation, Bill Wiese shares his firsthand account of a 23-minute out-of-body experience in the depths of hell that completely altered the course of his life and ministry. Through vivid detail and deep biblical grounding, he describes the horrific reality of torment, darkness, and hopelessness—and why this message matters now more than ever. But at the center of it all is not fear, it’s the heart of God: His overwhelming love and desire that no one would perish. This episode is a powerful call to take eternity seriously and to understand both the reality of judgment and the depth of God’s mercy.

Pastor Colby Maier of Bloom Church in Portland, Oregon opens up about the devastating injury that sidelined his dreams of a professional basketball career – and the painful season of depression, anxiety, and uncertainty that followed. Forced to confront deeper questions about his purpose and identity, he shares how God redeemed his story and called him to pastor in one of the most spiritually desolate cities in America. Colby’s story is a powerful reminder that even our greatest disappointments can become the very soil God uses to grow our calling.

Dr. Anita Phillips, trauma therapist, pastor, and bestselling author of The Garden Within, blends clinical wisdom and biblical insight. She explores the garden metaphor for inner life. Short takes cover how words act like seeds, emotions form the soil, trauma uproots the nervous system, and practical steps for regulation, healing, and healthy boundaries.

Dr. Lee Warren joins Rebecca and Jonathan Weiss to unpack how faith and neuroscience work together to heal the mind. As a neurosurgeon who’s walked through war, PTSD, divorce, and the devastating loss of his 19-year-old son, Dr. Warren shares why not all your thoughts and feelings are true – and how to take them captive through Scripture and practical tools. He breaks down the difference between the brain and the mind, the dangers of social media algorithms and short-form content, the power of gratitude, and why neuroplasticity gives real hope for change. If you’ve ever struggled with your mental health, anxiety, depression, or navigating grief and trauma, this conversation is filled with actionable “self-brain surgery” practices to renew your mind.

What happens when a pastor’s hidden alcoholism nearly destroys his marriage and ministry? Mike and Julie Signorelli of V1 Church sit down with Jonathan & Rebecca for a transparent conversation about navigating addiction, childhood trauma, deep father wounds, grief, and a failing marriage. Mike shares the downward spiral that led to rock bottom, while Julie opens up about her painful decision to leave the marriage – and how God ultimately redeemed their story. If you or a loved one struggle with addiction or just need encouragement in your marriage or ministry, this is one of the most refreshingly honest conversations you’ll ever hear.

Chuck D. Pierce of Global Spheres Center and Glory of Zion Ministries joins Rebecca to discuss the spiritual turning point facing America and the nations in 2026. Drawing from decades of prophetic ministry, he shares why this is a season of realignment, covenant decisions, and awakening—where hope, perspective, and obedience will determine what comes next. From revival movements in unexpected places to the spiritual significance of Israel and key U.S. states, Chuck urges believers not to retreat in fear but to move forward with clarity and courage. This episode is a call to discern the times, guard your heart, and partner with what God is doing in this decisive hour.

Steve Kang, author of ‘Eight Hours in Hell’ shares his journey from growing up in a devout Buddhist home in South Korea to a near-fatal overdose and suicide attempt that led to a firsthand experience in the depths of hell. He recounts the torment and terror of eternal separation from God, followed later by a vision of heaven and an encounter with Jesus that completely redirected his life. This isn’t just a testimony, it’s a sobering reminder of the reality of hell, the urgency of salvation, and the mercy of Christ that reaches even the darkest places.

In this raw and unfiltered conversation, Rebecca sits down with Martin and Millicent Sedra to address the cultural and spiritual issues many churches continue to avoid. Known for speaking plainly about faith, family, and biblical truth, the Sedras open up about the convictions that shape their church, marriage, and public witness—and the cost that often comes with refusing to compromise. This episode doesn’t offer safe clichés or sanitized answers, but honest insight forged through pressure, opposition, and a deep reverence for Scripture. Together, they address the takeover of Islam in the West, Sharia law, the dangers of unchecked immigration, how public figures like Candace Owens and Tucker Carlson are fueling antisemitism through propaganda, and the critical difference between loving people and tolerating false ideologies. If you’ve sensed the tension between cultural noise and biblical truth—or felt isolated for holding the line—this conversation will leave you feeling sobered and strengthened to stand firm with conviction, clarity, and boldness.

Pastor Marcus Rogers joins Rebecca to go far beyond his viral videos and into the story that shaped his faith, fire, and calling. From a childhood marked by poverty, rejection, and trauma, to a life-altering encounter with God that pulled him back from the brink of suicide, Marcus shares the raw journey that forged his unwavering obedience to Christ. This episode unpacks how pain, perseverance, and surrender prepared him to carry truth boldly—no matter the cost. Marcus opens up about his years in the military, near-death experiences, spiritual warfare, and the moment he finally said yes to God’s call to preach the messages others were afraid to touch. Together, they discuss rejection, identity, spiritual authority, cultural deception, and what it truly means to follow Jesus without compromise in an increasingly hostile world. If you’ve ever felt overlooked, misunderstood, or pressured to stay silent about your faith, this conversation will challenge you, encourage you, and remind you that obedience—not approval—is what produces eternal impact.