In this episode, Jamin shares a story of how the Holy Spirit unexpectedly broke into an ordinary dream with a small but significant message. What seemed like a random detail—a sticker reading “Prima Facie”—turned out to be a key part of a later deliverance session. Join us as we explore how God sometimes weaves His voice into even the most normal moments of our subconscious, teaching us to stay alert to His subtle but powerful interruptions.

Read the original post: https://exorcistbestiary.com/2025/04/07/prima-facie-when-the-holy-spirit-interrupts-a-normal-dream/

In this episode of Jamin AI, we explore the ancient Greek word pharmakeia—a term that shows up in Scripture with surprisingly dark implications. While it’s the root of our modern words for “pharmacy” and “pharmaceuticals,” the Bible uses it to describe sorcery and spiritual deception. What does that mean for how we view drug use today—both medically and recreationally? And how do we discern the spiritual risks of substances meant to heal, numb, or enlighten? Join us as we unpack the biblical warnings, historical context, and modern implications of mixing drugs with the supernatural.

Read the original post: https://jaminbradley.com/2018/05/02/pharmakeia-drugs-and-sorcery/

In this episode, we explore the Bible’s strange and often misunderstood language around ritual impurity, especially when it comes to menstruation. Contrary to popular assumptions, impurity wasn’t about sin—it was about symbolic death. Jamin unpacks how Jesus didn’t disregard the old purity laws but fulfilled their deeper purpose by healing people at the root, offering life before the rituals could even begin. When life flowed out of him, death had no say. This is a story of inclusion, grace, and the power of resurrection breaking through the old system.

Original Post: https://jaminbradley.com/2021/08/03/the-bibles-take-on-ritual-uncleanness-and-menstruation/

In this reflective musical episode of Jamin AI, we explore the mystery of extraterrestrial life through the lens of Christian theology. What if God, in His vast creative power, made other beings beyond Earth—not to replace us, but to cultivate love across the stars? And yet, even as we ponder that possibility, we must remain spiritually discerning about the alien stories that show up on Earth—many of which resemble age-old patterns of angelic and demonic encounters.

Featuring the original song “If There Are Others”, this AI-collaborative track weaves poetic lyrics, a Suno-generated melody, and deep theological wonder into a rich, contemplative jam. Hosted by NotebookLM, this episode of Jamin AI is where technology meets theology, and where curiosity meets caution.

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Listen to The Exorcist's Bestiary podcast episode that this episode is based off of here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C5doF1tF3Z0

📚 Grab Alien Theology for a deeper dive: https://www.amazon.com/Alien-Theology-God-Trillion-Galaxies-ebook/dp/B077WFZVG4/

📖 Jamin's article for Relevant Magazine: https://relevantmagazine.com/culture/would-god-make-aliens/

What if resurrection wasn’t just about life after death—but about life breaking through right now? In this Easter-themed episode, we explore the deeper theological meaning of Jesus’ resurrection—not just as a one-time miracle, but as the beginning of a new creation. We unpack the mystery of the risen body, the merging of the spiritual and physical, and the transformation already happening in us through the Holy Spirit. Resurrection isn’t just something we wait for—it’s something we live into. The old is fading. The new is breaking in. The resurrection starts now.

From the outside, it looked like God was silent. But in the unseen realm, Jesus was storming hell, proclaiming victory, and stealing back the keys of death. Silent Saturday wasn’t so silent after all.

A Hutu mother once confessed that the worst part of the Rwandan genocide was killing her neighbor—the same man she used to drink with, whose cattle grazed her land like family. How does someone go from sharing life with a neighbor to taking it? In this Good Friday episode, we reflect on the terrifying spirit of the mob that has haunted history—from the lynching trees of America, to the crosses of Rome, to the streets of Rwanda. Jesus’ crucifixion wasn’t a one-time event; it’s a mirror showing us what we’re capable of. Until we crown Christ as King, we’ll keep handing out clubs.

In a world where ancient gods demanded tribute and obedience, the God of Christianity stands utterly apart—not because He needs us, but because He wants us. On this Maundy Thursday episode, we explore the radical humility of a God who washes feet, wears our dust, and bleeds out love. While false gods seek sacrifice for survival, our God becomes the sacrifice for our salvation. Featuring original lyrics inspired by this holy night and the poetic legacy of John Mark McMillan’s “Have You Come to Stand Inside My Pain?”