According to John Bevere, God speaks to him regularly—and he makes sure his audience knows it. But what’s even more concerning is his claim that God commands him to write certain books. If that’s true, we have to ask: are these just books… or new revelation? In this video, we’ll show you the evidence—and let you decide if John Bevere is simply promoting his brand, or elevating his words to the level of Scripture.

My guest, Chuck Lewis, grew up in the Word of Faith Movement. Over and over again, he was told that if he just had enough faith, he would be healed. But the healing never came. Now an Assemblies of God pastor, Chuck is speaking out — warning others about the empty promises, dangerous teachings, and false hope that define the Word of Faith Movement. In this interview, he shares his powerful story of disappointment, spiritual abuse, and ultimately, freedom in Christ.

John and Lisa Bevere are bestselling authors with global influence, but beneath the polished image is troubling theology. They claim that God personally told them to write their books—and in some cases, elevate their teachings alongside the authority of Scripture. In this episode, we're joined by Rick Becker from Famine in the Land as we take a closer look at the Bevere empire. Do their teachings align with the Word of God, or are they preaching another gospel?

The self-proclaimed prophets are back — rambling, blathering, and claiming they know exactly where Christ wants to take His Church in 2025. In this video, we take a serious look at two recent prophetic events: the 2025 Prophetic Summit and the Prophetic Council at NRB. These so-called "words from the Lord" are filled with emotional hype, vague impressions, and spiritual jargon — but do they align with Scripture?

Spoiler ALERT: They don't.

In this episode, we compare the "Holy Spirit" manifestations from the early Shaker Movement to what we see today in the Hyper-Charismatic Movement.

Justin Peters joins me as we discuss decades of scandal and abuse in the Charismatic and Pentecostal Movements.

My two guests have been following the Daystar money trail for years. Listen to what they've discovered.

Daystar Television Network, co-founded by Marcus and Joni Lamb in 1997, is one of the largest Christian broadcasting networks in the world. Unfortunately, in a recent scandal, the Lamb family prioritized Daystar’s reputation over transparency.

We have more information on the latest Daystar Television scandal.

Why are so many Charismatics obsessed with revival? Does the Bible predict a great end time revival, or something different? Join us as we discuss the great end time revival myth.