The Broadcasting Seeds Podcast

The apostle John saw the risen Jesus Christ. So why did he fall down and worship an angel, not once, but twice? In Revelation 19:10 and Revelation 22:8–9, John falls at the feet of an angel. Both times, the angel stops him with the same command: **"Worship God."** In this episode of Sunday Seeds from Broadcasting Seeds, we examine one of the most revealing warnings in Scripture. If John, the apost...

Complaining may seem harmless, but what happens when grumbling, murmuring, and constant criticism become a spiritual habit? Does the Bible warn us about something much more serious than a negative attitude? In this episode of Testing the Spirits, Bennett Tanton and Laura Baker examine the spirit of complaining, the biblical consequences of murmuring, and how Christians can replace bitterness, rese...

Where did Jesus go after He died on the cross? Did Jesus descend into hell? What happened during the three days between His crucifixion and resurrection? In the final episode of THE REVEALED ONE, we investigate one of Christianity's most mysterious questions: Where was Jesus on Saturday? Matthew 27 tells us that when Jesus died, the earth shook, the temple veil was torn, and the graves of the sain...

What if the Great Deception is not simply one enormous lie dropped on humanity at the end? What if people first have to be prepared to believe it? In this episode of Broadcasting Seeds, Bennett Tanton sits down with author, pastor, researcher, and former Marine Jamie Walden of Omega Dynamics for a wide-ranging conversation about spiritual deception, prophecy, UAPs, emerging technology, influence o...

Transfiguration, Why did Jesus take His disciples north into pagan territory, stand near a cave associated with the underworld, and declare that the “gates of Hades” would not prevail? That location may matter far more than most Christians realize. In Episode 3 of **The Revealed One**, we follow Jesus across the actual geography of the Gospels and examine what happens when the story is read agains...

Satan offered Jesus every kingdom in the world. But there is a strange detail in the temptation account that most people read right past. Jesus never told Satan the kingdoms were not his to give. In Luke 4, Satan says the authority of the kingdoms of the world had been “delivered” to him and that he could give it to whomever he chose. Jesus rejected the offer, refused to worship him, and quoted Sc...

Was Jesus in the Old Testament centuries before His birth in Bethlehem? The Hebrew Bible describes a mysterious figure called the Angel of the Lord who speaks as God, carries the name of God, receives worship, forgives sin, appears in human form, and is sometimes directly identified as the Lord. In Episode 1 of The Revealed One, we investigate the biblical case for the pre-incarnate Christ, the ap...

What does the incarnation of Jesus Christ actually mean? John 1:14 says, “the Word was made flesh, and dwelt among us.” But the Greek word John chose for “dwelt” carries a much more vivid image: He pitched His tent among us. He tabernacled with us. That changes how we read the entire passage. In this Sunday Seeds episode, we trace John’s words back through the Tabernacle, Moses, the glory of God i...

What does the Bible say about greed? In this episode of Testing the Spirits, Bennett Tanton and Laura Baker examine greed, generosity, money, possessions, covetousness, and the condition of the heart. Greed does not always look like greed. Sometimes it looks like ambition. Success. Security. Ministry growth. Influence. A bigger house. More money. More followers. More control. The question isn't si...

Who is the Antichrist? This episode traces how the Antichrist moved from the papacy to the modern idea of one future world ruler. For centuries, Christians did not all picture the Antichrist the way many evangelical Christians do today. In Part Four of The Complete Textual Evolution of the Antichrist, Bennett Tanton follows the story from medieval prophecy and the Protestant Reformation through th...

Biblical high strangeness, cryptids, spiritual warfare, demons, altars, Bigfoot and Dogman collide in this conversation with James Williams — Dark Waters. James Williams returns to Broadcasting Seeds for a wide-ranging discussion about the strange and supernatural passages of Scripture and what they may tell us about the phenomena people continue to report today. We examine the unseen realm throug...

The Antichrist wasn’t always understood as one man. So how did Scripture, church history, Bible prophecy, and centuries of interpretation become the Antichrist story Christians recognize today? In Part 3 of our complete textual history of the Antichrist, we trace the development of the figure from the early church through the Middle Ages. We begin around AD 950, when Queen Gerberga of the West Fra...

Antichrist in the Bible — what does Scripture actually say about the Antichrist, the man of lawlessness, and the beast of Revelation? In Part 2 of The Complete Textual Evolution of the Antichrist, we move into the New Testament and separate three biblical descriptions that Christians have often combined into a single figure. John gives us the word Antichrist. Become a supporter of this podcast: ht...

Understanding biblical prophecy requires looking at what Daniel and Jesus actually said about the Antichrist figure. This analysis provides clarity on the scriptural origins of these concepts. We examine the scriptures to clarify the identity of the Antichrist. This discussion moves beyond popular speculation to analyze the specific texts in the book of Daniel and the warnings provided by Jesus in...

There is only one test in Scripture for antichrist, it is about two verses long, and it has nothing to do with the news. This Sunday Seeds gathering opens a week on the Antichrist by reading Daniel 7:9-14 and 1 John 4:1-6 in the King James, and then teaching the order of Daniel's vision: the Ancient of Days is already seated and the books are already open while the horn is still speaking great wor...

What does it mean to be born of the spirit? We examine this central biblical concept and its implications for the believer. In this conversation, we look at the reality of being born of the spirit as more than just a theological concept, but as the foundational identity for those walking in the kingdom. We discuss how this transformation shifts our perspective on the unseen realm and why it remain...

Eleven men stood on a hill in Galilee, and Matthew says plainly that some of them doubted. Jesus handed them the whole commission anyway, without resolving it first. This is the last episode of The Spiritual Warfare Practical, and it lands where the first episode promised: Matthew 28:18 and the word "given." A completed transfer, which means the authority was somewhere else before, and three prior...

Are Bigfoot, Dogman, and the Fae connected? We look at the evidence through a biblical lens to see what is really happening. This conversation with Monica Rollins moves past standard cryptid research to ask a deeper question: what is the nature of these encounters? We explore whether Bigfoot, Dogman, and the Fae are isolated phenomena or evidence of a larger, unseen reality. This is for those who...

Daniel fasted for three weeks and nothing happened. When the answer finally arrived, the messenger did not apologize for the delay. He explained where he had been, and the explanation names something standing over a country. This episode works through Daniel 10 line by line: the twenty-one day fast, the collapse on the bank of the Tigris, and the sentence the chapter hangs on. Why "prince" is the...

Six pieces of armor, five of them defensive, one verb repeated four times, and no marching order anywhere in the passage. Ephesians 6 is not the battle charge it gets preached as. This episode walks the passage in Paul's own order. The enemy first, because he names the enemy before he names the equipment: rulers, authorities, cosmic powers, spiritual forces of evil, all of it administrative vocabu...

One framework. This episode puts every piece on the same table. Most spiritual warfare teaching hands you a private battle for your thought life and calls that the war. The Bible is describing something considerably larger: a populated heavenly administration, real beings holding real authority over real territory, two separate rebellions inside that structure, and a four-thousand-year campaign ag...

Sunday Seeds is the one day a week this channel is not investigating anything. No case, no proof, just the Book, prayer, and the people who show up. This morning: 2 Kings 6, the army at Dothan, and the prayer Elisha did not pray. The servant was not wrong about what he saw. He was just not seeing everything, and the horses and chariots of fire were on that mountain before anybody asked for them. A...

The Spirit of Fear: Is Fear Controlling You? | Testing the SpiritsWhat happens when fear stops being a warning and starts becoming a master? Bennett Tanton and Laura Baker return for another episode of Testing the Spirits to examine the spirit of fear through Scripture, personal experiences, and the Christian understanding of spiritual warfare. They discuss why fear draws our attention toward wors...

The Seed War reaches its final battlefield. Genesis 3:15 declared that the Seed of the woman would crush the serpent’s head while suffering a wound to the heel. Across the Old Testament, that promised line survives murder, infertility, corrupt kings, foreign empires, massacres, captivity, and repeated attempts to destroy it. Then the Seed arrives. In the final episode of The Seed War, Bennett trac...

What if Bigfoot, Dogman, shadow figures, strange creatures, UFOs, and demonic encounters aren't separate mysteries? James Williams—better known as Dark Waters—joins Broadcasting Seeds for a conversation that goes far beyond traditional cryptozoology. After years of speaking directly with eyewitnesses and collecting hundreds of accounts, James says he began noticing patterns that changed the way he...