Questions At Midnight
Episode Guide
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Pastor Joshua Owens shares his journey from drugs and prison to faith in Christ, deliverance ministry, and helping others find freedom from spiritual oppression.
A look at spiritual conflict, misplaced fear, and whether the visible enemy is always the real one.
Joshua 10, the long day, stones from heaven, and whether ancient planetary catastrophe theories can illuminate one of Scripture's most dramatic miracles.
Leah Smith shares a personal daytime UFO encounter from rural Oklahoma and reflects on fear, secrecy, spiritual darkness, and hope in Christ.
The series turns toward the question beneath the phenomenon: are these encounters physical, spiritual, or something stranger than our categories?
A look at recurring messages reported in contact claims and why those messages often challenge central Christian beliefs.
An examination of alleged abductions, public disclosure, whistleblower claims, and the story modern culture is being invited to believe.
A biblical-supernatural look at created beings that are not human, and why the word alien may be too small for the question.
Reports of strange aerial phenomena from ancient Rome to medieval skies, Nuremberg, religious artwork, and the modern UFO narrative.
The debut episode introduces the podcast's vision: think critically, ask meaningful questions, and seek truth in an age of distraction.
