The Deep End w/Taylor Welch

Dale L. Mast, prophetic minister, author, and pastor who teaches on hearing God. He explores how believers discern God through imagination, peace, and short impressions. He covers barriers like shame and anxiety, the role of childlike faith and commitment, when to move without more confirmation, and practical exercises to start hearing God.

Dr. Francis Myles, author and founder of a supernatural school of ministry, explores the ancient mystery of blood money and its spiritual-economic power. He traces Cain and Abel, links blood money to organized crime and geopolitics, and explains how blood, coins, and rituals carry a lasting memory. He outlines priesthood, Melchizedek practices, and a counter‑economy to protect wealth and spiritual authority.

Conversation about safety as an idol and why visible protection can be removed to train and grow people. Stories about revisiting trauma for healing and how failure prepares leaders. Discussion of different fears tied to safety, hedges of protection like in Job, and how suffering can produce intimacy with God.

Paul Copan, philosopher and ethicist focused on Old Testament ethics, unpacks controversial biblical texts with historical, linguistic, and moral context. He discusses warfare language and hyperbole, how law protected the vulnerable, the nature of servitude versus chattel slavery, polygamy’s portrayal, divine justice and punishment, and how Christian ethics shaped human dignity.

They unpack how ancestral wiring and tribal archetypes shape temptation and destiny. They map twelve personality types to strengths and predictable fall points. They debate pastoral roles, ordination, and the rise of influence outside traditional churches. They offer practical counsel on humility, placement, and balancing zeal with mercy.

Corey Russell, prayer leader, author and teaching pastor known for awakening prayer and revival. He shares his journey from radical conversion and personal tragedy to sustaining a life of prayer. Conversations cover the Holy Spirit as friend, speaking in tongues and practical rhythms, using tongues with Scripture, inner revival before outward moves, and leadership, healing and perseverance in ministry.

Jesse Carey, founder of Ironclad and investigative producer of intelligence-focused documentaries. He explores psyops origins, propaganda tactics, and ties between intelligence, Hollywood, and tech. Conversations cover algorithmic manipulation, surveillance tradeoffs, mind-control history, and how narratives are built and weaponized. Practical warnings on avoiding manipulation and reclaiming community are included.

Hosts explore how rejection functions as a spiritual training tool and a mirror to hidden self-rejection. They discuss endurance in the waiting between promise and fulfillment and how opposition can lead to promotion. Topics include nervous-system programming, identity replacement through loss, parenting for resilience, auditing relationships, and practical steps for healing and transformation.

Dan Duval, apostolic leader and deliverance minister who helps survivors of ritual abuse and dissociation. He discusses hidden initiation paths in secret groups. He describes underground birthing sites and Nephilim conception claims. He outlines alleged mind-control projects shaping elites, time-travel experiments like Montauk, and the spiritual mechanics behind deprogramming efforts.

A dense dive into how jealousy corrodes purpose, relationships and culture. They trace jealousy through scripture, epigenetics and neurochemistry. Systems thinking explores how incentives and celebration magnify envy. Practical antidotes like generosity, silence, daily renewal and reframing meaning are offered as ways to inoculate against its spread.