Yet God Podcast

This episode is a historically informed dramatization based primarily on Daniel 1–4. The dialogue is fictional and should not be considered as a verbatim biblical quotation. Nebuchadnezzar is portrayed near the end of his life, looking back after acknowledging the sovereignty of the Most High.

This is a fictional conversation informed by Daniel, 2 Kings, Jeremiah, the Babylonian Chronicles, and Nebuchadnezzar’s building inscriptions. His father Nabopolassar and the Medes destroyed the Assyrian imperial center; Nebuchadnezzar then defeated the remaining Assyrian-Egyptian coalition at Carchemish and secured Babylonian control of the western territories. The exact date of Daniel 4’s events is not known.

AI interview with Scott Suits, a former Army Interrogator and convicted felon who turned to Christ and was transformed.

AI interview with Charles Haddon Spurgeon who came to faith at age 15 on January 6, 1850. These artificially created answers compiled from his published work rings true to me.

Russel Rice interviews Jose Alvarez on the Yet God Podcast.

What would Martin Luther say? Through Artificial Intelligence we have a good idea.

“WWBS” What Would Billy Say! Through Artificial Intelligence we know what Billy Graham would say; he was used by God to consistently spread the good news of the Gospel across the world. God’s message doesn’t change from yesterday to today through all the tomorrows to come.

A prison conversion leads to Hope Prison Ministries and More Than Redemption Church.

The remarkable story of giving up a son, the product of rape, to God, and seeing the rich harvest He brings from a 16 year-old girl's obedience to "protect this child".

Dr. David Teitelbaum, son of the last Jew named Adolph, tells of his encounter with the Christ Spirit at a Christian home church in Texas.