Charismatic Cheetah Podcast

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:

• What ...

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’s popular cessat...

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

• Internal consistency with M...

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 on directly responding to the...

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 of churches ...

In this powerful clip, L.A. Marzulli explains the discovery of the “curse tablet” at Joshua’s altar and how it connects directly to the Genesis 3:15 seed war. Was the conquest of Canaan really about tribal warfare—or was it a battle between the offspring of the woman and the offspring of the serpent? This segment sheds light on the Nephilim presence in the Promised Land and why God's judgment was so severe.

📌 Topics covered: – The...

In this clip from my interview with L.A. Marzulli, we explore the reality of UFO crash retrievals—like the Roswell incident—and how supernatural technology shows up in Scripture. Marzulli shares evidence of metal artifacts found in the Roswell field, details the lengths the military went to cover it up, and then connects the dots to biblical encounters with otherworldly tech, from flaming swords to Ezekiel’s wheel.

📌 Topics covere...

In this episode, I’m joined by Creation Science researcher Ian Juby to tackle some of the biggest questions surrounding the age of the earth and the biblical account of creation. Is the earth really only 6,000 years old? How could stars be millions of lightyears away if that’s true? How did Noah fit all the animals on the ark? What’s the evidence for a global flood—and are we really finding soft tissue in dinosaur fossils?

Ian brin...

On May 25, 2025, Michael Young preached this sermon at Fort Graham Baptist Church in Whitney, TX, exploring the rich prophetic promises of Isaiah 35. This message dives into the hope of the New Creation, the restoration of all things, and the ultimate return of Christ. Drawing connections between the sorrow of this present age and the joy that awaits God’s people, Michael unpacks how Isaiah 35 paints a vivid picture of the coming K...

🔗 Watch Part 1 Here: https://youtu.be/uYmeCiiLrWo 📄 Show Notes for Part 2: http://projecteleazar.com/charismatic-cheetah-podcast-nephilim-analysis-part-2

Nephilim Deep Dive Pt. 2 | with Seth Vanderbrooke of Project Eleazar

In this episode, Seth Vanderbrooke returns for part two of our Nephilim deep dive. We explored ancient sources and their insights on the Nephilim, including:

📖 The Bible — a closer look at the term "Rephaim" ...

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What is Sacramental Union, and why does it matter?

In this episode, I sit down with Rev. Wyatt McIntyre to discuss the Lutheran doctrine of Sacramental Union—what it means, how it differs from the Catholic doctrine of Transubstantiation and the Reformed view of a spiritual presence, and w...

🎙️ Can you be both Charismatic and Calvinist?

Today on the Charismatic Cheetah Podcast, I’m joined by Michael Rowntree of Remnant Radio to tackle a topic that confuses and sometimes even divides believers: Charismatic Calvinism.

We break down what Calvinism actually is, how it can be consistent with the continuation of spiritual gifts, and how a high view of God’s sovereignty doesn’t mean abandoning things like prophecy, healing...

In this episode of the Charismatic Cheetah Podcast, I sit down with Jamie Nunnally to discuss the incredible healing miracles he witnessed in Pakistan! We also dive into what biblical healing really looks like, why cessationism doesn’t hold up, and how we should approach healing in the church today.

🔥 Topics Covered:

• Healing testimonies from Pakistan
• What does the Bible actually teach about healing?
• Addressing common cessatio...

Is the long ending of Mark (Mark 16:9-20) original to its author, or was it added later? In this episode of the Charismatic Cheetah Podcast, I sit down with Dwayne Green to explore this debated passage and its implications for biblical interpretation.

We discuss:

📜 Manuscript evidence—What do the earliest and best Greek manuscripts say?

🌍 The geographical argument—How does geography factor into the debate?

🔎 Theological implic...

In this powerful and convicting conversation, Pastor Josh Dills and I dive deep into the parable of the ten virgins (Matthew 25:1-10) and its implications for today’s church. Are we truly awake and prepared for Christ’s return, or have we fallen into spiritual slumber?

We challenge the notion that only “stuffy” reformed churches are asleep—because the charismatic church is just as guilty of complacency. Emotional experiences and sp...

Do Jews and Christians worship the same God? In this episode of the Charismatic Cheetah Podcast, I sit down with Max Sternberg, who was raised in an Orthodox Jewish home and later converted to Christianity. Max shares his journey to faith in Jesus (Yeshua) and helps us navigate this crucial theological question.

We also discuss: 🔹 The key differences between Jewish and Christian views of God 🔹 Why Christians should avoid extremes...

What exactly is Dispensationalism, and how does it shape the way we understand Scripture? In this episode of the Charismatic Cheetah Podcast, I sit down with Andrew Rappaport to break it all down. He explains the key beliefs of Dispensationalism, clears up common misconceptions, and answers questions from my Facebook post.

🎙️ Topics Covered:

• What Dispensationalism is (and what it isn’t)
• How it differs from other theological f...

What is an apostle, biblically speaking? Were there different types of apostles in the New Testament? And the big question—are apostles still active in the church today?

In this episode of the Charismatic Cheetah Podcast, I sit down with David Miller to explore the biblical definition of apostleship, its role in the early church, and whether it continues today. We also discuss what a healthy, biblical version of modern apostleship ...