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Hosted by William Branham Historical Research · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 400 episodes
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The William Branham Historical Research Podcast investigates the life, teachings, and legacy of healing evangelist William Branham—one of the most influential and controversial figures of the 20th-century Pentecostal and Charismatic movements. Hosted by researcher John Collins, the series documents Branham's public record with verifiable sources: sermons, newspapers, archival materials, and eyewitness accounts. Each episode examines how his message evolved—from early Pentecostal roots to apocalyptic mysticism—and how his ideas shaped movements such as the Latter Rain, Deliverance revival, and today's New Apostolic Reformation. This is not an exposé or a sermon. It's a historical investigation: one that follows the evidence wherever it leads. Whether you're a former Message believer, a student of revival history, or simply curious about how spiritual movements grow and fracture, this podcast offers a clear, factual lens into a story that continues to shape modern faith
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John and Frannie discuss how deliverance ministries, healing promises, and personal prophecies can encourage people to postpone relationships, education, careers, treatment, financial planning, and ordinary life while wa
John examines the question "Who owns the revival?" by comparing biblical renewal with the large gatherings, famous leaders, transferable experiences, restoration claims, and emotional intensity commonly associated with r
John and Pia discuss the mental health crisis inside New Apostolic Reformation systems and related high-control religious environments. Pia shares the story of "Sally," a former PDI co-worker whose emotional distress, ma
John welcomes Justin, a former member of Gospel Assembly, to discuss life inside the movement, the legacy of William Souders, the School of the Prophets, strict dress codes, financial secrecy, and the pressure placed on
John and Bob discuss how corporate leadership models may have influenced modern church structures and the New Apostolic Reformation. They compare apostles with executives, examining vision-casting, organizational alignme
John Collins and John McKinnon examine William Branham's audio letter to Lee Vayle and discuss its instructions concerning how Branham's prophetic position should be presented publicly. They focus on Branham's request th
John and Chino examine the teachings and personalities that influenced Hobart Freeman's approach to demons and deliverance. They discuss Wyn Worley, Frank and Ida Mae Hammond, Derek Prince, Don Basham, Maxwell White, Pig
John and Jed discuss practical warning signs that can help people recognize unhealthy church environments. Rather than focusing only on doctrine, they examine patterns involving spiritual authority, verification of super
John and Christian discuss warning signs of spiritual grooming, including fear of asking honest questions, punishment for discernment, needing permission for normal adult decisions, public correction from the pulpit, and
John and Andrea examine The Way International through Andrea's firsthand experience as a former member, exploring how Victor Wierwille's teachings blended biblical language, positive confession, secret knowledge, authori
John, Jenny, and Shelby discuss YWAM's stated values, decentralized structure, and the gap they describe between official language and lived experience. The conversation explores themes of accountability, spiritual autho
John and Frannie discuss how some charismatic spiritual warfare teachings can create fear, burnout, and a constant sense of battle. They reflect on experiences with deliverance ministry, discernment language, addiction,
John and Chino discuss the development of deliverance ministry through Pentecostal and charismatic history, focusing on Hobart Freeman, early healing revival influences, A.A. Allen, H.A. Maxwell Whyte, Derek Prince, Don
John and Pia continue tracing the historical pipeline from William Branham, the Healing Revival, and Latter Rain theology into the Shepherding Movement, PDI, and the New Apostolic Reformation. They discuss how doctrines
John examines the Azusa Street Revival and asks who ultimately controlled the spiritual "fire" associated with early Pentecostalism. He discusses William Joseph Seymour, Charles Fox Parham, Florence Crawford, Clara Lum,
John invites Mystika to revisit her journey out of the charismatic movement and explain the difficult process of unraveling works-based teachings, spiritual performance, deliverance practices, prophetic expectations, fin
John, Vicki, and Charles examine how high-control religion can reshape family life, parenting, discipline, fear, affection, forgiveness, and faith. Their conversation explores authoritarian church culture, spiritual abus
John and Melissa discuss her journey into the Hebrew Roots movement, what attracted her at first, and the theological concerns that eventually led her to leave. The conversation explores Torah observance, Sabbath keeping
John Collins and McKinnon discuss 1 Kings 13 and the sobering story of the prophet from Judah, the old prophet from Bethel, and the danger of allowing a claimed revelation to override the clear command of God. The discus
John and Chino discuss how deliverance teaching became a fear-based stage act in parts of the Latter Rain, Healing Revival, William Branham, Hobart Freeman, and later charismatic movements. They examine how people were t
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Justin
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