In Episode 16 of The Bible Says Podcast, hosts Brandon Matheson and Matt Hunter continue their deep exploration into Genesis 6, unlocking the mysteries of the Nephilim, Rephaim, and the supernatural realm. This eye-opening episode dives into the ancient biblical narratives and extra-biblical texts like the Book of Enoch to reveal profound truths about fallen angels, giants, and their influence on humanity both before and after the flood.What’s covered in this episode?Genesis 6 Worldview: We revisit one of the Bible’s most debated and fascinating chapters, discussing the existence of Nephilim, their origins, and their impact on ancient civilizations.Fallen Angels and Their Offspring: Learn how the fallen angels intermingled with humans, creating giants, and how these beings are referenced in ancient scriptures and the Book of Enoch.Supernatural Warfare: We explore the ongoing battle between good and evil, including the spiritual warfare between heavenly beings and dark forces, as described in biblical prophecies and throughout scripture.Prophetic Insights: Tying in with the Book of Daniel and the end-time world empires, we speculate on the role of fallen angels and the supernatural realm in future events, asking key questions like: Who are the mysterious "they" in Daniel’s vision who mingle with the seed of men?This episode sheds light on the powerful connection between biblical narratives, ancient texts, and the unseen spiritual forces that continue to shape the world today. It’s a must-listen for anyone who wants to dive deeper into the Bible’s supernatural elements, gain insight into spiritual warfare, and better understand the prophetic timeline laid out in scripture.If you’re passionate about biblical truths that may challenge mainstream theology, this episode will equip you with knowledge and context that is often overlooked or misunderstood. Whether you’re interested in the giants of the Old Testament, the implications of fallen angels, or understanding how these stories tie into modern spiritual warfare, this discussion will deepen your understanding of God’s Word.🎧 Don’t forget to subscribe on ⁠YouTube⁠, Spotify, ⁠Apple Podcasts⁠ or your favorite podcast platform to stay updated with weekly episodes that dive into biblical mysteries. Help us spread the word by liking, sharing, and commenting on this episode! Check out our shorts on ⁠Facebook⁠....#Genesis6 #Nephilim #SupernaturalRealm #BookofEnoch #BibleStudy #EndTimes #SpiritualWarfare #ChristianPodcast #BiblicalTruth #SpiritualRealm #Supernatural #Prophecy #Giants #Rephaim #Christianity #JesusSaves #FallenAngels #TheBibleSaysPodcast #BiblicalTeaching

What if the Nephilim survived the Flood? In this episode of The Bible Says Podcast, we dive deep into the mysteries of Genesis 6 and the supernatural realm, exploring the enigmatic presence of the Nephilim. Did they reappear after the Flood, and if so, how? Join us as we uncover the origins and characteristics of these mysterious beings, drawing insights from renowned experts like Dr. Michael Heiser and Dr. Gary Wayne, all while grounding our analysis in Scripture.We tackle questions about the sons of God, their interactions with human women, and the true meaning of "Nephilim." Were these encounters voluntary? And what does the Bible reveal about their violent and cannibalistic nature? For those seeking deeper understanding, we suggest further reading from the Book of Enoch. Plus, we explore theories on how the Nephilim may have reappeared after the Flood—was there a second angelic rebellion?Our journey continues with a detailed look at the Nephilim's presence throughout the Old Testament, from the giants in the Promised Land to David's battles with Goliath and his brothers. We even connect Goliath's severed head to Golgotha, the site of Jesus' crucifixion, offering a new perspective on this profound symbolism.Don’t miss this episode as we unravel the complex narrative of the Nephilim and its connection to spiritual warfare. Join the conversation by sharing your thoughts in the comments, and stay tuned for our next riveting discussion!🔔 Subscribe for more deep dives into biblical mysteries and truths! 🔔Chapters: 00:00 - Intro 02:14 - The Nephilim: Origins and Misconceptions 10:53 - The Nature of the Nephilim: Violent and Cannibalistic 18:45 - How Did the Nephilim Reappear After the Flood? 29:07 - The Nephilim in the Old Testament: Giants in the Promised Land 35:15 - David, Goliath, and the Symbolic Connection to Golgotha 45:00 - Censorship Issues and Where to Find Our Uncensored Content 55:43 - Wrap-up and What's Next📚 Further Reading:"The Unseen Realm" by Dr. Michael Heiser"Genesis 6 Conspiracy" by Dr. Gary WayneThe Book of Enoch🎧 Listen on: ⁠Spotify⁠ | ⁠Apple Podcasts⁠ | ⁠YouTube⁠👥 Connect with us: ⁠Facebook⁠ | ⁠Twitter⁠ | ⁠Instagram⁠#BiblePodcast #Nephilim #Genesis6 #GiantsInTheBible #SpiritualWarfare #MichaelHeiser #GaryWayne #BookOfEnoch #BiblicalMysteries #TheBibleSaysPodcast

In Episode 14 of The Bible Says Podcast, Brandon Matheson and Matt Hunter pick up where they left off, diving deeper into the Days of Noah and the supernatural truths hidden in Genesis 6. Who were the sons of God, and what was really happening before the flood? The hosts uncover these ancient mysteries, connect them to New Testament teachings, and explore their impact on the spiritual warfare we face today.Join us for the next several episodes as we unlock the secrets of Genesis 6 and its profound influence on the biblical narrative. These episodes promise to reshape your understanding of ancient scripture, biblical prophecy, and the controversial union between the sons of God and the daughters of men. We also delve into the prophetic implications of current cultural developments, suggesting we may be living in the end times.Dive deep with us into biblical references and ancient writings. By the end of this episode, you'll gain a richer perspective on these ancient tales and their relevance to today’s prophetic landscape.Don’t forget to like, subscribe, follow, etc.  You can find all of our platforms and catch up on previous episodes at www.TheBibleSaysPodcast.com  Video versions are available on YouTube, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts. For links to all Platforms and Social media www.TheBibleSaysPodcast.com/share

In this mind-blowing episode of The Bible Says Podcast, hosts Brandon Matheson and Matt Hunter dive into one of the most mysterious chapters of the Bible: Genesis 6. They unravel the enigma of the Nephilim, the "fallen ones," and explore the supernatural events that shaped the antediluvian world. Are these giants just myth, or do they reveal deeper truths about our past and future? Join us as we examine biblical prophecy, delve into the supernatural, and uncover the incredible connections between Genesis 6 and today’s world. Prepare to have your worldview challenged as we lay the groundwork for understanding a biblical, supernatural worldview that’s more relevant than ever in these end times.Be sure to give us a follow or subscribe on any of the platforms you use:  https://www.TheBibleSaysPodcast.comJoin us over the next several episodes as we unlock the secrets of Genesis 6 and its influence on the Biblical narrative. This episode promises to reshape your understanding of ancient biblical narratives. We'll challenge common misconceptions about the Bible, early human populations, and shed light on the controversial union of the "sons of God" and the "daughters of men."  We also explore the belief that our current cultural and biblical developments signal significant prophetic fulfillments, suggesting that we might be living in the end times.Dive deep with us into biblical references and ancient myths, where we draw compelling parallels between half-human, half-god beings across different cultures and the biblical narrative. Using scriptural texts from Job and Psalms, we'll present a compelling case for the "sons of God" as angels, discussing their potential rebellion and interaction with humanity. By the end of this episode, you'll have a richer perspective on these ancient tales and their relevance to today’s prophetic landscape.

In Episode 12 of *The Bible Says Podcast*, hosts Brandon Matheson and Matt Hunter continue their discussion on one of the most serious topics in Christianity: hell and the lake of fire. Building on what they talked about in the last episode, they take a closer look at what the Bible says about these places and what it means for everyone.This episode helps you understand the difference between hell and the lake of fire, showing how they are described in the Bible and what their roles are in the afterlife. Brandon and Matt also explain terms like Gehenna, Tartarus, Sheol, and Hades, making it clear how these terms are used in Scripture. They talk about the real meaning behind these words and clear up some common misunderstandings, especially about eternal punishment.Brandon and Matt’s goal is to help you see the truth in the Bible about what happens after we die, what eternal punishment looks like, and why it’s important to live a life connected to God. They encourage listeners to think about the eternal consequences of their choices and to align their beliefs with what the Bible truly says.Join them as they break down these tough topics in a way that's easy to understand and meaningful for everyone.

In this Heated 🔥 episode of The Bible Says Podcast, hosts Brandon Matheson and Matt Hunter embark on an in-depth exploration of one of Christianity's mysterious and hotly debated topics: hell and the lake of fire. Join us as we delve into the biblical references and theological interpretations surrounding hell, diving into its various descriptions in the Old and New Testaments. Brandon and Matt shed light on key terms such as Sheol, Hades, Gehenna, and Tartarus, explaining their meanings and implications.Listeners will gain a comprehensive understanding of the biblical foundation for these concepts, challenging common misconceptions and traditions that may not align with Scripture. Through thoughtful discussion and careful exegesis, this episode invites you to question preconceived notions and deepen your grasp of what the Bible truly says about the afterlife.This episode sets the stage for an enlightening journey through Scripture that promises to challenge and enrich your faith. Be sure to tune in for part 2 next week. Share a little love on some of our social platforms or anyplace that you catch the podcast. https://www.facebook.com/TheBibleSaysPodcasthttps://twitter.com/TheBibleSaysPChttps://www.youtube.com/@TheBibleSaysPodcast/featured

What if your eternal destiny hinged on what you believe and how you live your life?In this eye-opening episode of The Bible Says Podcast, we explore the profound distinctions between two monumental judgments awaiting every soul. Join us as we delve into the pages of Revelation 20, uncovering the grave reality of the Great White Throne Judgment and the fate of those who reject Christ. Understand the crucial role of the Lamb's Book of Life and the transition from hell to the lake of fire.Next, we examine the Judgment Seat of Christ, a moment of reckoning and reward for believers. Drawing from Romans 14 and 1 Corinthians 3, we shed light on the significance of the Greek term "Bema," likening it to an athlete receiving accolades. Discover how one's faithfulness and righteous deeds can lead to eternal rewards and the loss of inheritance without forfeiting salvation. Our conversation delves into the transformative nature of Jesus' actions and their impact on the afterlife, encouraging believers to build their lives on the unshakeable foundation of Christ.But our journey doesn't stop there. We tackle the ultimate fates of Satan, the Antichrist, and the false prophet, highlighting their eternal punishment in the lake of fire. Explore themes of eternal rewards and salvation, the symbolism in 2 Timothy 4:6-8 and Revelation 4, and the timing of the Judgment Seat of Christ relative to the rapture and tribulation. By drawing parallels to the parable of the prodigal son, we reflect on spiritual inheritance and the importance of living a life that mirrors one's faith.Join us for this engaging discussion that not only informs but also challenges and inspires. As always we invite you to be part of the conversation, ask questions, and share your thoughts. Don't miss this chance to deepen your understanding of these critical biblical teachings.

Welcome to Episode 9 of The Bible Says Podcast! Join hosts Brandon Matheson and Matt Hunter as they continue their deep dive into biblical prophecy. This week, they explore the Millennial Reign of Christ, a thousand-year period following the Tribulation, and the magnificent New Jerusalem that follows.Key topics include: Review of previous discussions on the Rapture and Tribulation. Biblical evidence of a seven-year Tribulation period. Detailed exploration of the Millennial Reign from Revelation 20. Understanding the literal interpretation of the thousand-year reign. The role of believers during the Millennial Kingdom. Insights into the new heaven and new earth post-Millennium. A vivid description of the New Jerusalem and its significance.Discover the breathtaking details of the New Jerusalem, described as having streets of gold, gates of pearl, and foundations adorned with precious stones. Learn how this heavenly city represents the ultimate fulfillment of God's promise to dwell with His people.This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in eschatology and biblical prophecy. Be sure to like, share, and subscribe for more in-depth biblical teachings!📱 Available on: YouTube, Facebook, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more!🔗 Listen now: https://www.thebiblesayspodcast.com/share#BibleProphecy #MillennialReign #NewJerusalem #EndTimes #Tribulation #GreatTribulation #Eschatology #ChristianPodcast #TheBibleSays #Faith #BiblicalTeaching #PropheticEvents #SecondComing #Rapture #Church #JesusIsComing #HeavenOnEarth

In Episode 8 of The Bible Says Podcast, hosts Brandon and Matt dive deep into the intricate world of biblical prophecy, focusing on the Tribulation and the Final Seven-Year Period. Join us as we explore what the Bible says about the end times, the prophetic timeline, and the significant events that will unfold. This episode is packed with insights into Daniel's 70th week, the Great Tribulation, and the pivotal role of Jerusalem and the Jewish people in these last days.Brandon and Matt discuss:- The prophetic significance of Daniel's 70 weeks- The timeline of the Tribulation and the Great Tribulation- The role of the Antichrist and the abomination of desolation- Scriptural evidence for a seven-year tribulation period- Key prophetic events leading up to the Second Coming of Christ- The purpose of the Tribulation and its impact on Israel and the worldWhether you're a seasoned student of prophecy or new to eschatology, this episode will provide a clear and comprehensive understanding of these crucial end-time events. Matt and Brandon also address common misconceptions and provide biblical clarity on topics such as the rapture, the role of the church during the Tribulation, and the ultimate victory of Christ.With references from the books of Daniel, Revelation, Matthew, and 2 Thessalonians, this episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking to understand the biblical perspective on the final days. Don’t forget to share, like, and subscribe for more in-depth biblical teachings.🔗 Links to share: https://www.thebiblesayspodcast.com/share📱 Available on: YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more!#BibleProphecy #EndTimes #Tribulation #GreatTribulation #Daniel70Weeks #Antichrist #AbominationOfDesolation #Eschatology #ChristianPodcast #TheBibleSays #Faith #BiblicalTeaching #PropheticEvents #SecondComing #Rapture #Church #Israel #JesusIsComingTune in now to deepen your understanding of God’s prophetic timeline and grow in your faith!

Are you ready to uncover the mysteries of the rapture and its various interpretations? In our latest episode of the **Bible Says Podcast**, we delve into the fascinating world of rapture beliefs. Have you ever wondered why some people believe in a pre-tribulation rapture? Is there more to it than just "my preacher said so"? We'll explore pre-tribulationism, post-tribulationism, mid-tribulationism, and pre-wrath rapture perspectives. Our discussion breaks down the intricate scriptural foundations and theological arguments, aiming to provide clarity and a deeper understanding for all listeners.Join us as we investigate the purpose of the tribulation, particularly its significance for Israel, through the lens of Daniel 9's prophetic timeline. Have you ever considered how figures like Elijah and Enoch might hint at a secret catching away? We'll examine how this concept aligns with Paul's teachings in the New Testament, highlighting that pre-tribulation belief doesn't mean exemption from all suffering, but rather distinguishes between general tribulation and the specific seven-year period defined in the Bible.We'll analyze the wrath of God as outlined in Revelation and how believers are spared through Christ. From the opening of the first seal to the Marriage Supper of the Lamb, we map out the tribulation timeline and its implications for pre-tribulation and pre-wrath viewpoints. We'll also delve into Paul's teachings on the revealing of the Antichrist and the role of the Holy Spirit as the restrainer.Tune in for a spiritually enriching discussion with a little southern charm that equips you for thoughtful theological reflection. We extend our heartfelt blessings, encouraging you to deepen your spiritual journey and share your insights.

Join us as we unravel the controversial question: Can the church escape tribulation? In this episode of "The Bible Says Podcast," we explore the concept of the rapture and its deep biblical roots. We'll debunk misconceptions surrounding the term "rapture," tracing its origins from the Latin "rapturo" to the Greek "harpazo." Drawing insights from the stories of Elijah, Enoch, and Jesus' ascension, we establish its scriptural foundation, highlighting key passages such as 1 Thessalonians 4:16-18 and 1 Corinthians 15:51-53.Delving into centuries-old debates, we examine various timing theories—post-tribulation, pre-wrath, and mid-tribulation—(Check out Next Week Pretrib and some others), unpacking their scriptural basis and historical context. We confront whether the church is promised exemption from suffering, reflecting on contemporary persecution in regions like China and the Middle East. Our discussion extends to the second coming of Christ and significant end-time events from Revelation, including the marriage supper of the Lamb We invite you to engage with us and challenge our perspectives. Explore the nuances of the pre-wrath interpretation and its contrasts with pre- and mid-tribulation theories within Revelation's prophetic timeline. Connect with us on social media at "The Bible Says Podcast" to share your thoughts and questions. Whether you're a seasoned prophecy enthusiast or new to eschatological discussions, this episode promises to offer fresh insights and provoke thought in a dynamic exchange of ideas. Don’t miss Next week for Part 2

What happens on a podcast about the Holy Spirit when the Holy Spirit shows up?  It gets really good that's what.  What if the Holy Spirit isn't just an abstract concept, but an essential presence in your life, guiding and shaping your spiritual journey? Join us on the Bible Says Podcast as we unravel the profound role of the Holy Spirit, often overshadowed in discussions about the Trinity. We kick off by exploring His vital functions such as guiding, reminding, and sealing believers, while clearing up any confusion around terms like "Holy Ghost" and "Holy Spirit" found across different Bible translations. Get ready to deepen your understanding of why the Holy Spirit's presence is indispensable for every believer.Ever wondered what it truly means to be spirit-filled, beyond the common association with speaking in tongues? We'll address those misconceptions head-on and highlight the Holy Spirit's roles as a friend, comforter, and teacher from the moment of salvation. We dive into the transformative power of the Holy Spirit, using biblical narratives like the events in Acts chapters 1 and 2 and Saul's conversion to Paul, to illustrate His convicting and guiding presence. By examining Ephesians 1:13-14, we emphasize the Holy Spirit's role in sealing believers, offering a metaphor of protection and promise that is both theologically rich and practically relatable.Picture the Holy Spirit as the earnest money in a real estate deal or a seal securing high-value freight—this is how God guarantees our heavenly inheritance. In this episode, we draw powerful analogies to bring these theological concepts to life. From the fruits of the Spirit versus the works of the flesh in Galatians 5, to the critical importance of being knowledgeable in your faith for effective evangelism, our conversation is packed with insights and practical applications. We wrap up with our heartfelt prayers and aspirations for the podcast, inviting you to join us in this faith journey, engage with us, and help spread the gospel far and wide.  Check out the website and give us a follow on all of our social channels, just scroll to the bottom of the page.  https://www.theBibleSaysPodcast.com/share

Join us for Episode 4 of The Bible Says Podcast as Brandon and Matt dig into the powerful Great and Precious Promises of God.  We hope you enjoy the episode as much as we enjoyed creating it. In this episode, we:- Share a short list of several promises of God from the Bible as we sprinkle in a little wisdom, compassion, and a touch of Southern charm along the way. - Discuss the divine nature poured into you at salvation and how embracing this truth can steer you away from spiritual blindness and toward a life rich with purpose and connection.- Explore the comforting bond faith forges with God and the Holy Spirit offering solace to the lonely soul.We'll unpack the liberating promises of forgiveness and justification through scriptures like Galatians 3:26 and Romans 5:1. Unshackled from our past, we call you to leave behind the shadows of yesterday and step into the light of a renewed commitment to your spiritual journey.Imagine approaching the throne of the Almighty with the confidence of a child stepping into a parent's embrace—this episode exposes that as one of the great and precious promises. We'll dive into Hebrews 4 and Romans 8, unraveling the gift of direct access to God and highlighting the independence of your faith journey from human intermediaries. Embrace the profound truth that in Jesus Christ, you possess a personal hotline to heaven, untethered by doctrine or human authority.Get set for a journey into the very heart of eternal promises and a changed life, as we explore the truths around just how eternally saved you really are.Tune in and let's grow together! 🌟📖 #TheBibleSaysPodcast #FaithJourney #BibleStudy #SpiritualGrowth #DivinePromises

7b894Cdvgh92q6qEdBPu  Join hosts Brandon and Matt as they delve into the transformative power of 2 Peter 1 in the 3rd installment of The Bible Says Podcast. This passage reveals that through God's divine power, we have everything needed for life and godliness. This profound truth highlights that righteousness comes from God, not our efforts, and likens this divine power to a vast deposit of raw materials within us—potential that needs to be diligently mined and refined to manifest its full value in our lives. This discussion goes beyond personal spiritual development, carrying an urgent call to action. As Christians, we’re encouraged to step into the fullness of our divine nature by embracing the 'exceeding great and precious promises' of the Bible. By doing so, we become partakers of the divine nature, transforming our lives from within and moving from passive faith to active engagement with Scripture's transformative power.One common struggle among believers is the approach to Bible study. Many lean heavily on devotionals, which, while beneficial, can limit engagement with the depth of Scripture. This episode emphasizes the need for direct Bible study, inviting the Holy Spirit into our sessions for deeper revelation. A disciplined approach to reading the Bible, exploring various translations, and engaging multiple senses by reading aloud is encouraged.We also discuss the importance of understanding and applying God's promises to our daily lives, highlighting the role of spiritual leaders in guiding their congregations toward these truths. It’s about building a faith that is not only knowledgeable but also resilient and dynamic in the face of life's challenges. There's a call for a return to doctrinal teaching that solidifies the foundations of our faith, ensuring believers are well-equipped to unleash the divine power and godliness within.In conclusion, the journey through soteriology to the realization of God's promises is an invitation to experience the full spectrum of divine salvation. It’s a journey marked by growth, challenges, and profound joy as we discover the limitless potential within us, unlocked through the wisdom of Scripture. Join us as we continue to explore these transformative truths and apply

We hope you will tune in as Brandon and Matt navigate the complexities of Christian doctrine with wisdom, compassion, and a touch of Southern charm.  This week we are digging deeper into the mysteries of salvation and your spiritual identity.  We've got some great conversations around one of the essential doctrines of the Christian faith that will leave you with a greater understanding of what it truly means to be saved. This episode peels back the layers of justification, sanctification, and glorification—a triathlon of grace with a past, present, and a future victory. We also look into the complex makeup of body, soul, and spirit, so get set to explore how each aspect intertwines with the transformative power of belief. Dive deep into the cornerstone of Christian belief—being 'born again'. It's time to clarify this often-misunderstood concept and dispel the myths surrounding it. Hear why the 'water' Jesus referred to might not be about baptism but something more elemental. In a candid discussion, we confront the misconceptions about instant perfection post-salvation, and walk alongside the Apostle Paul as he shares his honest struggles, showing that even giants of faith know what it's like to battle sin. Join us as we cultivate the seedlings of faith, reminding new believers and the seasoned alike that spiritual growth is a journey, not a sprint. Learn how the renewing of the mind is as crucial to your spiritual health as water is to a plant. We also wade into the waters of baptism, clarifying its symbolic importance and the spiritual rebirth it represents. We hope you enjoy this episode and pray it nurtures your understanding of salvation's transformative process.  We would love to hear your thoughts, questions, comments, and we appreciate all of the follows, likes and reviews. May you have a blessed day.

Join us on this enlightening episode of "The Bible Says Podcast" as we take a hard look at salvation according to Scripture. Salvation is one of the most important concepts taught in the Bible and is often misunderstood or misrepresented.We'll begin by unraveling the concept of justification—the moment when we are declared righteous before God through faith in Jesus Christ. What does it mean to be justified by grace through faith? How does this transformative act shape our relationship with God and our understanding of ourselves?Moving forward, we'll delve into the process of sanctification—a continuous journey of growth and transformation in Christlikeness. As believers, we are called to be set apart for God's purposes, undergoing a lifelong process of renewal and refinement. Next a brief look at the final step of Salvation, our Glorification when we will be fully conformed to his image and called home to to be with Jesus Christ forever.  Really understanding justification, sanctification, and glorification as integral components of God's redemptive plan for humanity can be a game changing revelation. Whether you're seeking a deeper understanding of salvation or simply longing to draw closer to the heart of God, join us as we journey together in pursuit of truth and transformation.Tune in to "The Bible Says Podcast" for a thought-provoking discussion on the journey of salvation—revealing the beauty, depth, and significance of God's saving work in our lives.

A Brief introduction to the Bible Says Podcast.   What it's all about, what it's not and why you should listen to it.