Charismatic Cheetah Podcast

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In this episode, I’m joined by Steve Gregg for a thoughtful discussion on Israel, the Church, and what the Bible actually calls Christians to believe regarding the modern nation of Israel.

Many Christians have b...

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In this episode, I’m joined by Merrill Greene, author of The Weirdness of God, to explore why so much of the Bible feels strange to modern readers—and why that strangeness may actually be essential to understanding Scripture properly.

Many Christians today approach the Bible with modern assumptions...

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In this episode, I’m joined by David Miller to discuss the necessity of biblical church government and discipline in a time when many churches are facing leadership failures and public scandal.

Rather than focusing on personalities alone, we examine the structural issues that allow harm to spread uncheck...

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In this audio-only episode, I sit down with apologist Eric Hernandez to talk about his book, The Lazy Approach to Evangelism, and why evangelism doesn’t have to feel intimidating, complicated, or unnatural.

We d...

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In this episode, we address the growing controversy surrounding Joel Webbon and the deeply troubling remarks that have sparked renewed attention on kinism. We walk through what kinism actually teaches, why it is unbiblical, and why it is not just a theological error—but a morall...

In this episode, I’m joined by Dr. William Lile, also known as The ProLife Doc, for a medically grounded discussion on abortion, the abortion pill, and Plan B.

We focus on what abortion actually is, cutting through cultural talking points and euphemisms. Dr. Lile explains the key differences between Plan B and the abortion pill, how each works biologically, and why those differences matter both medically and morally.

We also ...

What happens when deliverance ministry doesn’t bring relief—despite sincere prayer, faith, and pastoral care?

In this episode, I’m joined by David M. Miller, author of Redacted, and Michael Miller of The Remnant Radio for a thoughtful, pastoral conversation about the limits of deliverance ministry and the harm that can occur when expectations aren’t handled carefully.

Rather than focusing on success stories,...

In this episode, I talk with Michael Ray Lewis, director of the documentary Universe Designed.

Michael was an atheist who didn’t set out to find faith. But as he examined arguments from cosmology, design, and philosophy, he ran into questions atheism couldn’t adequately answer. Following the evidence wherever it led forced him to take Christianity seriously.

This is a grounded, honest conversation about faith and reason...

In today’s episode, I sit down with Keith Foskey to talk about baptism — what it is, why it matters, and why it is absolutely not optional for followers of Jesus.

We walk through the historic Baptist perspective found in the 1646 London Baptist Confession, a view far richer and more serious than what many modern Baptists hold today. Keith breaks down what early Baptists believed baptism actually does, why they refused t...

This episode features a rich, honest conversation with Dr. Sam Storms on the nature of faith — especially as it relates to healing, spiritual gifts, and God’s sovereignty.

We explore how faith functions in the life of a believer who wants to pursue the power of the Holy Spirit without drifting into Word of Faith teaching or performance-based spirituality.

Topics we cover: • Biblical faith vs. “faith in faith&rdquo...

What does it really mean that Jesus is both fully God and fully man? How can He be omnipotent and eternal, yet hunger, sleep, and experience pain?

In this episode, Michael sits down with Lee Jones, co-host of the podcast Redemption Meditations, for a deep yet approachable conversation on the hypostatic union — the mystery of Christ’s two natures united in one Person.

We cover:

• What the hypostatic union actually me...

In this episode of the Charismatic Cheetah Podcast, I sit down with my pastor, Trinity Bounds, to process the tragic murder of Charlie Kirk and how this moment has shaken our country. Together, we talk about:

• Why violence is never the answer

• How Christians can respond to attacks from the other side

• What it means to step out in faith and boldly preach the gospel in dark times

This is a call for believers everywhere ...

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Is the Shroud of Turin a silent witness to the resurrection of Jesus Christ?

In this episode of the Charismatic Cheetah Podcast, I’m joine...

Are psychic abilities like remote viewing, telepathy, and clairvoyance actually remnants of Adam’s pre-Fall gifts? In this episode, Michael Young (Charismatic Cheetah Podcast) interviews Matthew C. McGuire about his article exploring the provocative thesis of Abbot Alois Wiesinger, a Catholic theologian who believed paranormal powers are atrophied functions of the human soul—intended to be redeemed by grace.

We discuss:

In this episode of the Charismatic Cheetah Podcast, host Michael Young sits down with author and researcher J. Steve Miller to explore the mysterious and often controversial world of near-death experiences (NDEs).

Are these powerful moments evidence of life after death, hallucinations caused by a dying brain, or something more deceptive? We discuss how NDEs relate to the Christian worldview, whether they align with biblical teachin...

In this episode, I’m joined by Ryan Denton to talk about hyper-cessationism—what it is, how it differs from historic Reformed cessationism, and where it stands in relation to moderate continuationism. We dive into what the Reformers and Puritans actually believed about prophecy, dreams, and divine revelation. Did they really believe all gifts had ceased? The answer might surprise you.

📚 We also explore how today&rsquo...

In this follow-up episode, I’m joined again by New Testament scholar James Snapp Jr.—and this time, we go deep. If Part One was focused on responding to Wes Huff’s video arguing against the long ending of Mark, Part Two is all about the positive case.

Snapp walks us through a wide range of evidence supporting the authenticity of Mark 16:9–20, including:

• Greek manuscript data

• Patristic citations

• Int...

In this episode, I’m joined by New Testament scholar and author James Snapp Jr. to tackle the controversy surrounding the so-called "long ending" of Mark’s Gospel—Mark 16:9–20.

This was originally intended to be a single episode, but as we dug deeper into Snapp’s responses and the overwhelming amount of evidence he brings to the table, it became clear this needed to be a two-parter.

Part One is focused...

In this clip from my full interview with L.A. Marzulli, we explore how Genesis 3:15 unlocks the entire biblical narrative—from the fall in the Garden to the flood, the Nephilim, Sodom and Gomorrah, and the conquest of Canaan. Marzulli shares how this often-overlooked verse reveals a cosmic seed war between the offspring of the woman and the offspring of the serpent.

📌 Topics covered: – Why L.A. Marzulli was kicked out ...