Ryker Perkins and Clayton Parker

Rivers of Revelation

Religion EN ↓ 4 episodes

Rivers of Revelation is a podcast run by Ryker Perkins and Clayton Parker. We talk about sections in the Bible, explain them, and tell how we can and should apply them to our lives. We also talk about topics that are big in the world around us and what our views are on them. Ryker and Clayton are both Pentecostal teens who both have the Holy Ghost mentioned in the book of Acts.

Author

Ryker Perkins and Clayton Parker

Category

Religion

Podcast website

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Latest episode

Mar 22, 2026

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Episodes

“Conviction vs Condemnation” Rivers of Revelation Episode Four; Ryker and Clayton 22.03.2026

In this episode, Clayton and I describe the difference between conviction and condemnation, we read multiple verses and describe what they mean. We tell how to tell the difference between conviction and condemnation and how to tell which one is from God.

“Why Blood Sacrifice was Required in the Old Testament” Ryker and Clayton 01.02.2026

In this episode, Clayton and I explain why blood sacrifice (sacrificing sheep and/or other animals) was required in the Old Testament and why it is not required anymore.

“Why Jesus Came” Ryker and Clayton 18.01.2026

In this episode, Clayton and I explain why Jesus came and talk about how we should use that information.

Matthew 4:1-11; Ryker and Clayton 01.12.2025

In this episode, Clayton and I read Matthew 4:1-11 out of the King James Version Bible, explain each verse, and describe how we should apply it to our lives.

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