Former professional psychic medium Jenn Nizza warns that spiritual deception doesn’t always look obviously dark. Sometimes occult and New Age practices can be repackaged in language that sounds peaceful, helpful—even Christian.

At one point during her former life as a psychic, Jenn was even instructed to pray the Lord’s Prayer immediately before practicing necromancy.

In this conversation, Jenn explains why she now warns Christians about what she describes as “Christian witchcraft,” psychic mediumship, tarot, Reiki, manifestation, astrology, and other New Age practices—and how she ultimately walked away from the occult after calling on the name of Jesus.

We discuss:

• How Jenn became involved with tarot and psychic readings
• Why she believed she was genuinely helping people
• How she eventually became a professional psychic medium
• Tarot, Reiki, crystals, manifestation, astrology, and divination
• Why New Age spirituality can appear safe and attractive
• The difference between prophetic ministry and psychic mediumship
• Why Jenn rejects the ideas of “Christian psychics” and “Christian witches”
• The time she was instructed to pray the Lord’s Prayer before practicing necromancy
• The disturbing spiritual manifestations she began experiencing
• Why the occult practices she relied on could not protect her
• The moment she called on the name of Jesus
• What Scripture revealed to her about divination and mediumship
• Why she ultimately walked away from her career as a psychic
• Her new book, Darkness in Disguise

Jenn’s story is ultimately one of spiritual deception, discernment, and the freedom she says she found in Jesus Christ.

📕 Get Jenn Nizza’s new book, Darkness in Disguise:
https://www.amazon.com/Darkness-Disguise-Biblical-Spiritual-Deception/dp/B0GVVQ3PDJ

🌐 Connect with Jenn:
https://www.expsychicsaved.com

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Where faith meets the supernatural.

Millions of people are now being taught how to initiate contact with UFOs or non-human intelligence. Former Green Beret Paul Bock says that may be one of the most dangerous developments in the modern disclosure movement.

Paul joins me to discuss his new book, The Disclosure Agenda: A Green Beret’s Warning to the Church About UFOs, Aliens, and Their Emerging Religion, and why he believes the bigger story isn’t simply whether the phenomenon is real—but the spiritual belief system forming around it.

After serving in U.S. Army Special Forces with deployments to Iraq, Afghanistan, and Syria, Paul eventually became involved in work surrounding the UAP phenomenon. What he encountered convinced him that Christians have focused so heavily on UFOs themselves that many have missed the religious and spiritual ideas developing around them.

In this conversation, Paul explains why he believes UFO disclosure has been normalized over decades, how Steven Greer’s CE-5 protocol attempts to initiate contact with non-human intelligence, and why millions of people are now being exposed to practices involving meditation, consciousness, altered states, and direct supernatural contact.

Paul’s message throughout the interview is simple: don’t dismiss supernatural experiences—but don’t accept them uncritically either. Test everything.

We also explore:

• How Paul went from Green Beret to the UAP world
• Why UFO disclosure has become a mainstream conversation
• The emerging belief system surrounding non-human intelligence
• Why Paul describes disclosure as an influence operation
• Steven Greer’s near-death experience and spiritual worldview
• What CE-5 and human-initiated contact actually involve
• How people are being encouraged to “make contact” themselves
• UFO abductions, NDEs, and supernatural encounters
• Why supernatural experiences are not automatically from God
• Whether apparently beneficial encounters can still be deceptive
• What pastors should do when someone reports an encounter
• Why Christianity must recover its supernatural worldview
• How Christians can stay informed without becoming obsessed
• Why biblical discernment matters more than chasing the phenomenon

📕 Get Paul Bock’s book:
The Disclosure Agenda: A Green Beret’s Warning to the Church About UFOs, Aliens, and Their Emerging Religion
https://www.amazon.com/Disclosure-Agenda-Warning-Emerging-Religion/dp/1636416462

📲 Connect with Paul Bock:
https://www.instagram.com/paul.the.bock

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Have you ever had a thought, impression, or feeling and wondered: Was that God—or was that just me?

Wendy Backlund joins Shaun Tabatt to explore how Christians can learn to recognize God’s voice with greater confidence. Drawing from her book Living from the Unseen: Reflections from a Transformed Life, Wendy shares how she learned to hear God through ordinary impressions, why discernment develops through relationship and practice, and why fear of getting it wrong can keep believers from growing.

In this conversation, Shaun and Wendy discuss:

• How Wendy learned to recognize God’s voice
• How to discern God’s voice from your own thoughts
• Why hearing God often begins with small impressions
• Why hearing God involves relationship and practice
• Why striving can make discernment harder
• How imagination relates to biblical faith
• What it means to live with awareness of the unseen realm
• Why Wendy writes down what she believes God is saying
• How renewing your mind can transform your emotions
• Practical ways to grow in spiritual awareness

Wendy also shares the provocative challenge she believes God gave her: “Being small is not going to change the world” and “You have permission to be as glorious as you want.”

If you’ve ever wanted to hear God more clearly—or wondered whether you were simply imagining it—this conversation will give you practical insight for growing in confidence and discernment.

Books mentioned in this episode:

• Living from the Unseen: Reflections from a Transformed Life
• The Unveiling: An Excerpt of Angelic Correspondence

Connect with Wendy Backlund and Igniting Hope:

• IgnitingHope.com
• YouTube - @IgnitingHopeMinistries
  
  

Connect with Shaun Tabatt:

• ShaunTabatt.com

Nearly twenty years after The Shack became a worldwide phenomenon, Wm. Paul Young has finally written a sequel.

In this deeply personal conversation, Paul reveals why he returned to Mackenzie Allen Phillips and the world of The Shack—and how nearly a decade of friendships with men on death row helped inspire Return to the Shack: A Journey into Redemption.

At the heart of the new story is an extraordinary question: What happens when forgiveness is no longer theoretical?

Mack must come face-to-face with the man who abducted and murdered his daughter and wrestle with whether anyone is truly beyond redemption.

Paul also shares a remarkably vulnerable experience from his own life. After someone he deeply cares about was seriously harmed, Paul found himself consumed with thoughts of vengeance, even waking in the middle of the night thinking about how he could kill the person responsible. That experience forced him to confront the difference between talking about forgiveness and actually living it.

Shaun and Paul explore forgiveness, justice versus vengeance, enemy love, grief, redemption, the goodness of God, Paul's friendships with men on death row, and what he hopes readers experience when they enter the Shack again.

Get Return to the Shack: A Journey into Redemption

Preorder + bonuses:
https://entertheshack.com

Connect with Wm. Paul Young

https://wmpaulyoung.com

Listen to The Paul Young Podcast wherever you get your podcasts.

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Bo Kennedy made one dangerous invitation during a paranormal investigation: he told whatever was in the basement that it could use him. Minutes later, he felt as though he were dying.

In this episode, Bo shares his journey from Catholic roots and childhood paranormal experiences through a dark season of ghost hunting and ultimately into spiritual warfare ministry. He explains why paranormal curiosity can open dangerous spiritual doors, how Jesus redirected his life, and what believers need to understand about spiritual authority, discernment, and freedom in Christ.

Bo also discusses his book, Army of God: Pocket Guide to Spiritual Warfare, the growth of The BUMP Podcast, and how God has used testimony, obedience, and unexpected ministry opportunities to reach people searching for answers.

Learn more about Bo Kennedy and The BUMP Podcast at TheBumpPodcast.com.

A stranger chased Eric Davis to his car and insisted that he accept a free antique wooden statue. Soon afterward, disturbing spiritual activity began affecting Eric's family.

His three-year-old daughter repeatedly reported seeing three little men standing in her bedroom. Unexplained odors and strange lights appeared inside the home. Convinced that the antique was connected to the activity, Eric burned it—but the spiritual oppression did not completely end.

Years later, Eric and his wife purchased their dream home: an 1837 plantation with a Civil War-era hospital and a long history of reported paranormal activity. There, the manifestations escalated into an intense spiritual battle that placed extraordinary pressure on their home, marriage, and faith.

In this gripping conversation, Eric shares:

• Why the antique dealer was determined to give him the statue
• What his young daughter repeatedly saw in her bedroom
• Why destroying the cursed object did not end the oppression
• The disturbing history of the plantation property
• The terrifying manifestations his family experienced there
• The moment Eric found himself unable to say the name of Jesus
• Why prayer and anointing the property brought only temporary relief
• How unforgiveness became a critical part of the spiritual battle
• What finally brought freedom to Eric's family and home
• How the experience transformed Eric's faith and led him into deliverance ministry

Eric recounts the complete story in his book, Deliverance at Springhill Plantation.

Connect with Eric Davis:

• SpringhillBook.com

Purchase Deliverance at Springhill Plantation:

• Amazon

Learn more about Orbis Ministries:

• OrbisMinistries.org

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This episode presents Eric Davis's personal testimony and religious interpretation of his experiences. It is not medical or mental-health advice.

A 7,000-year-old underground palace beneath Rome. Thousands of skeletons with elongated skulls. And in the 1940s, a teacher took thirty students into its tunnels on a field trip. They were never found.

Pastor Larry Ollison returns to The Shaun Tabatt Show to talk about his book, Hidden Mysteries and the Bible: Secrets Revealed — Aliens, UFOs, Giants, Time Travel, Multiverse, AI, and Other Unexplained Phenomena. We dig into what Scripture actually says about the Nephilim and fallen angels, UFOs and alien encounters, Ouija boards and demonic spirits, and how ancient discoveries line up with the Bible. As always, we test it against Scripture, not speculation.

In this conversation:
- The underground palace discovery beneath Rome and the mystery of the missing students
- Who the Nephilim and Watchers actually were, according to Scripture
- UFOs, alien abductions, and angelic encounters through a biblical lens
- Why Ouija boards and "ghost" experiences are more spiritually significant than most realize
- What the Bible says about time travel, artificial intelligence, and the multiverse

Connect with Larry Ollison:
Books: wowbooks.org
Teaching and ministry: ollison.org

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Old Testament theology explained with John H. Walton—discover how ancient context, covenant, and God's story reshape how Christians read the Bible.

In this episode of The Shaun Tabatt Show, I sit down with renowned Old Testament scholar Dr. John H. Walton to discuss his new book, Old Testament Theology for Christians: From Ancient Context to Enduring Belief, and the key insights it offers for modern readers.

This episode explores key topics like Old Testament theology, biblical interpretation, ancient Near Eastern context, covenant theology, and how to understand Scripture as a modern Christian.

Perfect for pastors, Bible teachers, seminary students, and serious students of Scripture.

We explore why modern readers often misunderstand the Old Testament—and how recovering its ancient Near Eastern context changes everything about how we read Scripture.

Dr. Walton explains:

• Why Christians struggle to understand the Old Testament—and how to fix it
• How ancient Near Eastern context changes biblical interpretation
• What "biblical authority" actually means (and why it's often misunderstood)
• The real meaning of covenant in the Bible and why it defines Israel's identity
• Why Old Testament "salvation" is different from New Testament salvation
• What the Bible actually teaches about afterlife, resurrection, and eternal life

If you've ever struggled to understand the Old Testament—or wondered how it connects to your faith today—this conversation will give you a powerful new framework.

If you're serious about deep Bible study, Christian theology, and understanding the Old Testament in its original context, this episode is for you.

👉 This episode will reshape how you read the Bible—no matter where you are in your faith journey.

If you enjoyed this conversation, be sure to follow The Shaun Tabatt Show for more interviews with leading Christian thinkers, authors, and Bible scholars.

⏱️ CHAPTERS

00:00 Introduction & Walton's new book
02:15 Why Christians avoid the Old Testament
04:00 The Bible as God's story
05:30 What "biblical authority" really means
08:00 The central theological impulse: relationship & presence
10:30 Ancient context vs modern interpretation
13:00 Yahweh vs other "gods"
17:00 Covenant: identity & purpose
21:00 Covenant in the New Testament
23:30 Sacred space explained
26:00 Salvation: OT vs NT
29:00 Afterlife in ancient Israel
33:00 Resurrection & eternal life
36:00 Key takeaway: God's story

What if you could use the same high-stakes communication strategies used by the U.S. Secret Service to navigate your everyday life?

In this episode, Shaun Tabatt sits down with Brad Beeler, a recently retired Secret Service special agent with 25 years of experience in protective operations and criminal investigations. As one of the agency's most prolific polygraph examiners, Brad has conducted more examinations than any agent in Secret Service history, working with everyone from hardened criminals to world leaders.

Brad discusses his new book, Tell Me Everything: A Secret Service Agent's Proven Strategies for Earning Trust, Revealing the Truth, and Communicating with Anyone. Together, they explore:

• The "Horns and Halos" Effect: Why your first impressions are often dangerously wrong.
• Detection of Deception: Three specific red flags to look for when you suspect someone isn't being honest.
• The "Catholic Confessional" Technique: How to create a physical and mental space where people feel safe enough to tell you anything.
• Mastering the "Soundtrack" of Communication: Why your vocal tonality and body language matter more than the words you choose.

Whether you are a parent, a business leader, or in ministry, Brad's universal principles will help you build deeper trust and communicate more effectively in any situation.

Connect with Brad at BradleyBeeler.com.

Where do we encounter God when life hurts the most?

In this episode of The Shaun Tabatt Show, pastor and author Timothy Jones joins Shaun to discuss his new book Fully Beloved: Meeting God in Our Heartaches and Our Hopes.

Timothy shares how seasons of grief, rejection, loneliness, and suffering can become places where we encounter the love of God more deeply through the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

Drawing from theology, pastoral experience, and his own personal story, Timothy explains how the ancient Christian understanding of the Trinity reveals a God who is relational, compassionate, and present with us in our most difficult moments.

In this conversation, you'll discover:

• Why many people struggle to believe God truly loves them
• How loneliness and cultural pressures affect faith today
• A simple way to understand the Trinity (Father, Son, and Holy Spirit)
• How God meets us in grief, suffering, and rejection
• Timothy's personal story of painful family estrangement
• The role of the Holy Spirit in prayer and spiritual life
• How ancient Christian prayers can deepen your relationship with God

If you've ever wondered where God is in your pain, this conversation offers a hopeful reminder that even in our most broken moments, we are fully beloved by God.

Guest Bio:

Timothy Jones is a pastor, author, speaker, and retreat leader based near Nashville, Tennessee. He previously served as an editor at Christianity Today and has written numerous books exploring Christian faith, theology, and spiritual formation.

Connect with Timothy Jones:

• Website: revtimothyjones.com
• Substack: timothyjones3.substack.com

In this episode, Shaun Tabatt welcomes author and classicist Nadya Williams to discuss her new book Christians Reading Classics: An Introduction to Greco-Roman Classics from Homer to Boethius.

Why should Christians read ancient Greek and Roman literature? What can writers like Homer, Plato, Aristotle, Tacitus, and Marcus Aurelius teach us about virtue, the soul, and the search for meaning?

Nadya explains how the Greco-Roman classics help us better understand the world of the Bible, the questions ancient people asked about life and eternity, and why these works still shape education and culture today.

In this conversation, you'll discover:

• Why the ancient world was wrestling with many of the same questions we ask today • What the rise of modern Stoicism reveals about our culture • How classical literature can deepen our understanding of Scripture • Why great books form our character and shape our faith

Whether you're a pastor, student, homeschool parent, or lifelong learner, this episode will help you see why the classics are still worth reading.

📚 Learn more about Nadya Williams and her work:

• NadyaWilliams.com
• Substack