The Sanctuary of Philadelphia

The God Filter

Religion EN ↓ 77 episodes

The God Filter podcast digs deep into the intricacies of the Bible by examining it through a historical lens and removing the blinders of denominational teachings and bridging academia to application. We take the modern Divine Council Worldview to a new depth with an aim to uncover the originators of sin, the gods mentioned in the Bible, particularly Baal, Ashtoreth, and Moloch, and arm Christians with knowledge for spiritual warfare against the tendrils of influence of these demons. Who do you truly serve?

Author

The Sanctuary of Philadelphia

Category

Religion

Podcast website

thegodfilter.com

Latest episode

Jun 19, 2026

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Episodes

Episode 2: Repentance and Baptism 18.09.2023

In this weeks episode we discuss repentance and baptism, and how the filter modifies the perception of what these acts entail. We remove the human created, religious, perception of these two actions and look at it with renewed perspective. The God Filter podcast is brought to you by The Sanctuary of Philadelphia in Philadelphia, MS. https://linktr.ee/thegodfilter

Episode 1: The God Filter 12.09.2023

Welcome to The God Filter podcast. This first, lengthy, episode is exploring the origination of what we deem "The Filter", the impact, the way we now view the Bible, and religion. We explore the ramifications of the way we interpret the Bible now and what that means for ourselves individually, and as Christians, going forward. Much of the work here is inspired by Dr. Heisers' book &q...

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