

The TRUTH About Joel’s Army: Debunking a Charismatic Myth
9 snips Sep 2, 2025
Delve into the myth of 'Joel's Army' and its roots within the charismatic movement. The Podcast critiques this concept against the backdrop of biblical teachings, emphasizing a call to repentance and divine mercy. Key figures like the Kansas City Prophets are examined, shedding light on differing views and the dangers of cult-like mentalities. With a focus on the 'day of the Lord,' listeners are invited to reconsider interpretations of Joel 2, encouraging a return to Christ-centered theology and discernment in spiritual discourse.
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Joel 2 Army Is A Latter‑Rain Construct
- The Joel 2 Army teaching blends latter-rain ideas into an end-times elite of supernaturally empowered believers.
- The hosts propose to test its historical origins and biblical basis rather than accept the popular narrative.
Kansas City Version Frames Church As Conquerors
- Bob Jones and Paul Cain taught the Joel 2 army is the church as an end‑times conquering force of miracle workers.
- That teaching mixes Revelation motifs and manifest‑sons language into a unified revival myth.
Text Shows Judgment Then Promise, Not An Army Of Saints
- Joel 2's first section depicts devastation and darkness, which contradicts a celebratory revival reading.
- The later verses promise repentance and Spirit outpouring, but they don't label the church as the destructive army.