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Screaming, convulsions, vomiting… Do demons get to put on a dramatic show? Or, when a demon manifests, do we have the authority to command it to stop?Join us as we explain demonic manifestations. We'll explore the biblical accounts of Jesus casting out demons, examining how modern deliverance ministry compares to New Testament examples. From dramatic manifestations to quiet deliverances, we’ll explore what Scripture actually teaches about authority over evil spirits and whether we have the right to command how demons leave.Whether you’re actively involved in deliverance ministry or simply seeking biblical truth about spiritual warfare, this episode cuts through the confusion, hype, and conflicting teachings. Get ready for a fascinating journey into what Jesus modeled about freedom from demonic oppression - the answer might surprise you.Kairos Classroom: Use Promo Code Remnant for 10% offhttps://kairosclassroom.com/classesSupport the showABOUT THE REMNANT RADIO: 📧 SUBSCRIBE TO NEWSLETTER https://www.theremnantradio.com 📚 COURSES & CONFERENCES https://www.theremnantradio.com 💝 SUPPORT OUR MINISTRY: • Become a Patron: https://www.patreon.com/c/TheRemnantRadio • Make a Donation: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=GC2Z86XHHG4X6&ssrt=1686780016992 🌐📧 Check Out Our Church PagesJosh's ChurchMiller's ChurchRowntree's Church

Michael Rowntree, a scholar challenging popular deliverance traditions, dives into the biblical approach to spiritual warfare. He critically examines key scriptures like Luke 8:31 to clarify misconceptions about demons and their authority. Rowntree emphasizes that Christians shouldn't command demons to the abyss, contrasting church teachings with Jesus' actions. He advocates for a strong theological foundation in deliverance, highlighting the vital role of personal holiness and sound doctrine. A thought-provoking discussion for anyone interested in spiritual clarity!

Is the Shroud of Turin really the burial cloth of Jesus? Explore new scientific evidence challenging previous assumptions about its authenticity. From forensic discoveries to updated carbon dating, listeners delve deep into this ancient relic's mysteries. The podcast also engages with the broader conversation about faith versus science, and addresses skepticism surrounding relics, especially from a Protestant perspective. It’s a thought-provoking journey through history and belief.

Dr. Gerald Bray, a historian and theologian at Beeson Divinity School, dives into the transformative role of God as Father within the doctrine of the Trinity. He discusses how Jesus' portrayal of God deepens our relationship compared to Old Testament times. The conversation reveals differences in the understanding of God’s presence between Judaism and Christianity, the complexities of Trinitarian relationships, and the significance of atonement in knowing God. Bray highlights that our faith story hinges on these theological developments through history.

Explore the fine line between genuine spiritual revival and the potential burnout caused by revivalism. Discover how true transformation is an authentic divine initiative, while revivalism often stems from human efforts. Dive into the manipulative dynamics within church leadership and the pressure to conform in pursuit of a manufactured spiritual experience. Learn the importance of discernment in prophetic messages and prioritize a real relationship with God over the allure of sensationalism. Embrace authentic encounters that glorify God without falling into idolatry.

Ryan Denton, a pastor and author of 'Dead Orthodoxy', engages listeners with his insights on revitalizing faith that has grown routine. He questions the crisis of 'dead orthodoxy', where correct beliefs lack heartfelt devotion. The discussion emphasizes balancing emotional authenticity with biblical truth, the dangers of spectacle overshadowing genuine spirituality, and the necessity of seeking a deeper relationship with God. Denton shares personal stories and reflections on past revivals, inspiring a longing for contemporary spiritual renewal.

Dive into a lively discussion about the need for discernment in the charismatic church. The hosts confront criticisms regarding accountability, exploring the fine line between unity and truth. They take a critical look at controversial practices like 'seed time sowing' and assess the impact of public figures, like Todd White, on the community. The conversation highlights the importance of transparency, moral obligation, and self-reflection among church leaders, emphasizing a commitment to spiritual growth amidst challenging teachings.

Dr. Kathryn Butler, a former trauma surgeon and author, sheds light on the complex relationship between depression and faith. She challenges harmful church myths, arguing that depression isn't a spiritual failure nor solely resolved by prayer. The discussion dives into the necessity of both faith and professional help, emphasizing compassion and understanding. Dr. Butler highlights signs of clinical depression, the importance of community support, and finds theological insights on joy amidst sorrow. It's a call for the church to embrace a holistic view of mental health.

Dive into a fascinating discussion that challenges the excuse of blaming the devil for our actions. Explore the intricate dance between human accountability and demonic influence through thought-provoking biblical narratives. Hear about the dangers of false prophecies and the quest for genuine truth. Discover the complexities of personal responsibility amidst spiritual warfare, with stories illustrating the importance of moral choices. Finally, engage in a humorous yet serious reflection on sin, its consequences, and the call to take responsibility for our actions.

Dr. Dennis Johnson, professor emeritus of practical theology and assistant pastor, sheds light on the Book of Hebrews. He addresses the critical question of whether true believers can lose their salvation and the assurance offered in Scripture. The conversation delves into the superiority of Christ and the transformative essence of the New Covenant. Johnson also highlights how understanding Christ as the eternal mediator encourages believers to embrace faith amidst doubts, ultimately guiding them toward the restful assurance found in God.