Join Shelley and Ricky as they sit down with special guest Nestor Arce for a deep dive into the world of UAPs (Unidentified Aerial Phenomena), UFOs, and those strange drone sightings that have everyone talking. This episode of 'Dark Web Theologians' covers everything from government psyops and their global implications to the possible use of advanced hybrid technology. Hear our thoughts, eyewitness stories, and our take on the unsettling events happening above and around us. Connect with us on social media at solo.to/ctdw – we can't wait to hear what you think!

In this episode of the Christian Theological Dark Web Podcast, Shelley and Ricky delve into the concept of a mandate from a biblical and contemporary standpoint. Highlighting recent political events, we discuss the meaning and implications of an electoral mandate, the power behind public consent, and the importance of spiritual mandates for Christians. Additionally, the conversation touches on the role of distractions in modern society, the historical context of mandates, and the biblical principle of speaking life and truth. We also emphasize the concept of the mandate being sent by God Himself, and having divine authority in it's own right. This episode emphasizes the importance of being proactive in both political and spiritual spheres to make significant impacts in higher and lower realms.

On this episode of the Christian Theological Dark Web podcast, we delve into the enigmatic and dark side of Japan, from its rich cultural history to its supernatural phenomena. With Ricky’s background being in Chinese studies, and Austin’s thorough understanding of Japan and its rich culture, the conversation covers a great many topics.

Austin discusses Japan's fascination with Shintoism, various ghost stories, Yokai (supernatural creatures), and the country's complex relationship with Christianity. He also explores historical moments like the persecution of Christians during the Edo period and modern events such as the 2011 triple disaster.

Additionally, we cover the eerie Aokigahara forest, also known as the Su1c1d3 Forest, and other haunted places in Japan. We even touch upon the cross-cultural and supernatural themes in Japanese folklore and pop culture, highlighting the spiritual battles underlying historical and contemporary issues.

This episode ended up being about a multitude of things, but fear not!— Austin will return to discuss many more paranormal things with us VERY soon!

We hope you enjoy this episode of The Christian Theological Dark Web Podcast!

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Many of the countries on the earth have language that seemingly invokes God into its very fabric of foundation. But upon a more detailed review, the dark underbelly of deceptive language can be seen sewn into its skin. The United States is no different. Although there are, undoubtedly, many things in America that are truly noble and praiseworthy. There are also dark underpinnings in its foundation.

Today we discuss some things you may know about the foundation of the United States: The country we love and live in. However, you’ll probably very likely hear some knew things about it’s foundation you hadn’t heard before— down to the very latitude and longitude in which it is laid out.

Today we discuss Ley Lines, Portals, America’s Foundation, and it’s connection with insidious plans on the earth and for it’s future on this episode of The Christian Theological Dark Web Podcast!

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Ancient Earth is something we on the fringes of acceptable thought ponder regularly. What we may not ponder so readily or regularly, however, is condition of our Earth in the ancient past.

Practically every culture recognizes a flood story of some kind. So, it seems like we, as a human species, are quite familiar with this cataclysmic catastrophe. The question is then, what does that mean for the earth itself? Furthermore, what does that mean coming from a Biblical perspective. With verse like that of Isaiah talking about Sheol opening wider it’s mouth to receive all the workers of iniquity; and Genesis telling us that the fountains of the deep burst open to let the subterranean waters loose; what does it all mean?

That, my Dark Web Theologians, is what we plan to discuss today. So join us on this episode with David Paxton, as he breaks down concepts you may have theorized about, but to which you may have never given any true substance.

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This week, The Christian Theological Dark Web Podcast confronts more issues about voting: Voting as a Christian is a powerful opportunity to reflect biblical values in key areas affecting our communities and nation. When it comes to education, our votes can shape policies that influence what future generations learn about truth, morality, and the role of faith in society. Many Christians are concerned about curricula that may neglect or contradict core biblical teachings, especially around issues of identity and morality. By supporting candidates and policies that promote educational environments respectful of parental rights and biblical values, Christians can help preserve space for faith-aligned teachings, ensuring children are equipped not only academically but also morally and spiritually.On topics like Israel and abortion, voting allows Christians to stand for biblical principles of life and covenant. Scripture speaks of God’s enduring relationship with Israel, and many Christians see a responsibility to support Israel as a means of honoring God’s promises. Voting can also influence how our nation engages diplomatically and supports allies in the region. On abortion, the Christian view of life as sacred from conception is foundational; voting for leaders who protect life aligns with this belief. These votes can directly impact legislation that either safeguards or undermines the sanctity of life. Exercising this civic duty is a way for Christians to reflect God’s love, justice, and truth in society.If you're on the fence about any or all of these issues, come join us and cast your ballot by reflecting on reality appropriately!

Voting is not just a civic duty but a deeply spiritual responsibility. As Christians, we are called to be salt and light in the world (Matthew 5:13-16), influencing society in ways that reflect God’s truth, justice, and love. By voting, believers have the opportunity to stand up for biblical values in the public sphere—whether it’s defending the sanctity of life, advocating for justice for the oppressed, or protecting religious freedoms. Ignoring the political process means forfeiting a critical opportunity to bring kingdom principles into the laws and policies that shape our culture. However, the growing public distrust in government—shared by many Christians and average citizens—leads some to feel that voting is more of a "dog and pony show," where the system is rigged and their voices won’t truly make a difference. This sense of disillusionment can be hard to overcome, but as Christians, we are still called to engage faithfully, even when the process seems broken. Voting remains an act of stewardship. Romans 13 teaches that government is ordained by God, and Christians have a responsibility to thoughtfully engage in the political process, even when the system seems flawed. While the system may seem imperfect, failing to vote can result in the further marginalization of kingdom principles in public life. Come listen and tell us what you think!

What does it mean?! We all have questions (yes, even Ricky and Shelley) that we don’t know the answers to. We all have things about the Bible we don’t fully grasp. Sometimes those questions make us reevaluate our faith. Today, we deal with such topics. This episode was birthed out of questions from a Dark Web Theologian who we love and know well: Alan. His honesty and deep pondering drew us into a place of searching for ourselves, and trying to answer questions that plague him, and many of us, as well. This is the first of two parts. We hope this episode serves you guys as it has us for more searching to understand!