Ryan Bethea, producer, writer, and host of the hit podcast The Exorcist Files, joins me for a fascinating conversation about the supernatural—and what he’s learned after years of studying real-life exorcisms.
As a Protestant, how does he feel about keeping the relic of St. Jude’s arm in his kitchen? Is God still working miracles today, or were those only for the early Church? What does unforgiveness have to do with cases of demonic possession?
This episode will challenge you to be more open to hearing God’s voice—and to consider how spiritual warfare might be closer than we think.
Plus, Ryan shares behind-the-scenes stories from The Exorcist Files and how the series has shaken, strengthened, and stretched the faith of so many.
Ryan’s website: https://linktree.com/heavenearthshow
Exorcist Files: http://linktree.com/exorcistfiles
Watch our interview with Fr Carlos Martins: https://youtu.be/pDxTMbbisq4
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00:00 - Intro
01:59 - How did you get started with Exorcist Files?
12:10 - Every Life
13:10 - Average Person thinks this about spiritual realities:
24:33 - We Heart Nutrition
25:31 - Why do people reject God’s healing?
27:30 - Why do people fake being possessed?
29:48 - Why aren’t exorcisms filmed?
33:47 - Lessons from Job
35:30 - Covenant Eyes
36:34 - Christ came to abolish evil
38:09 - St Michael Prayer and Pope Leo