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Hosted by William Branham Historical Research · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 30 episodes
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Revival Exposed: Prophets, Power, Money, and Myth investigates the hidden history behind modern revival culture — from early Pentecostalism, healing revivals, and Latter Rain theology to prosperity gospel teaching, prophetic movements, deliverance ministries, and the New Apostolic Reformation. Hosted by John Collins of William Branham Historical Research, each episode examines the prophets, power structures, money systems, and movement-building myths that shaped today’s charismatic and revival movements. Expect documented timelines, primary sources, historical context, and clear analysis designed to help listeners recognize patterns of spiritual manipulation, failed prophecy, authoritarian control, doctrinal drift, financial exploitation, and revival mythology before they become normalized. Website: https://william-branham.org YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/Leavingth
William Branham Historical Research hosts Revival Exposed: Prophets, Power, Money, and Myth, a religion show with 30 episodes published.
Was Azusa Street really the starting point of modern Pentecostalism, or was it part of a larger movement already shaped by Charles Fox Parham? In this episode, John Collins traces the relationship between Charles Fox Par
Former charismatic worship guitarist Christian Arce joins John Collins to discuss the spread of American revival culture into Costa Rica, the influence of worship music, and how doctrines connected to the Healing Revival
John traces the roots of the prosperity gospel through John Alexander Dowie, E.W. Kenyon, F.F. Bosworth, William Branham, Oral Roberts, T.L. Osborn, A.A. Allen, the Voice of Healing movement, and the rise of faith-healin
John examines how William Joseph Seymour, the Azusa Street revival, and early Pentecostal publishing helped create a financial and organizational model that stretched far beyond Los Angeles. Drawing on revival history, d
John traces how Paul Cain became a living bridge between the mid-century healing revivals, William Branham's prophetic world, the Full Gospel Businessmen, Kansas City Fellowship, John Wimber's Vineyard movement, IHOPKC,
John traces the tangled religious and political environment behind Cindy Jacobs, Generals International, and the New Apostolic Reformation. The discussion examines Baptist, Pentecostal, Latter Rain, Voice of Healing, Chr
John examines the strange history of UFO fears, flying saucer theology, and apocalyptic prophecy inside the postwar Healing Revival. From Gordon Lindsay's Voice of Healing articles to William Branham's statements about s
John examines the forgotten "minor prophets" and reinforcing voices who helped build the larger prophetic movements that later fed into Latter Rain, Branhamism, IHOPKC, and the New Apostolic Reformation. Instead of focus
John examines how stage personas, entertainment culture, and evolving supernatural claims helped shape the post-war healing revival and the movements that followed. Drawing from William Branham, Franklin Hall, Gordon Lin
John examines John Paul Jackson's warnings about California and places them inside a much longer history of repeated end-times predictions. Tracing the theme from Azusa Street through William Branham, Joe Brandt, Edgar C
John and Hannah examine Elim's history through Ivan Spencer's story and connect recurring themes: revival-driven identity, the cost of sustaining "moves of God," and the way spiritual language can reshape expectations an
John traces a lesser-known historical connection between early Church of God networks, Roy E. Davis, and the later development of dominion-oriented currents in Pentecostal and charismatic history. The discussion examines
John Collins and filmmaker Sam Howson examine how modern worship culture changed church life in the UK, tracing the shift from congregational singing and simple hymn traditions to a performance-driven model shaped by Sou
John, Kevin, and Barb trace how "deeper things" messaging can slide sincere believers into authoritarian control, prayer "strategy," and dominion-flavored activism. Along the way, they weigh the cost of handling heavy su
John explains why confusion over biblical covenants lies at the heart of the Pentecostal/Charismatic Movement and the New Apostolic Reformation. By tracing how the Old Covenant, the New Covenant of grace, and later Briti
John explores the 1949 Assemblies of God resolution that formally denounced the "New Order of the Latter Rain" and asks a pressing question: Did Latter Rain actually end—or was it redistributed and rebranded? Walking lin
John examines the Paul Cain transcript involving Chuck Smith and explains why it matters far beyond a single conversation. By looking at redactions, power dynamics, and historical context, he shows how indirect pressure
John examines the Azusa Street Revival by returning to the original newspapers, social conditions, and historical context surrounding the events of 1906. Rather than defending or attacking Pentecostalism, he walks listen
John examines the real origins of the Assemblies of God, tracing its formation back to the 1914 meetings in Hot Springs, Arkansas, and the racial and organizational conflict within the Church of God in Christ. By compari
John unpacks the hidden spiritualist foundations behind William Branham’s ministry and how those same occult practices evolved into the New Apostolic Reformation’s “spiritual warfare” theology. Drawing connections from J
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