The Hidden World Most Christians Never See

The Hidden World Most Christians Never See

From The Word At War by Kyle M

June 8, 2026 · 1h 44m · Season 1 · Episode 43

About this episode

The episode explores the hidden supernatural realities that many Christians overlook, featuring a conversation with Jesse James Gibbore about his transformative experiences and insights.

⚔️ What happens when God begins pulling back the veil? In this powerful conversation, I sit down with Jesse James Gibbore, creator of The Unveilings, to discuss his journey from dead faith, horror filmmaking, and spiritual curiosity into a deeper understanding of the supernatural reality described throughout Scripture. Jesse shares the story of growing up around darkness, his father's dramatic testimony, supernatural encounters that shook him awake, and how God used those experiences to launch a ministry focused on exposing deception through a biblical lens. We discuss spiritual warfare, deliverance, Genesis 6, the Nephilim, AI, modern deception, and why so many believers have ignored the supernatural worldview of the Bible. If you've ever felt like there's more happening behind the curtain than most churches discuss, this episode is for you. 🔥 Watch until the end for one of the most powerful testimonies you'll hear all year. #SpiritualWarfare #Genesis6 #TheUnveilings #ChristianPodcast #BiblicalTruth CHAPTERS 00:00 Introduction 02:30 What Is The Unveilings? 06:45 Growing Up Around Darkness 12:10 Horror Films & Early Influences 18:25 A Radical Encounter With Christ 24:10 The…

People in this episode

Host: Kyle M

Guest: Jesse James Gibbore

Topics covered

  • spiritual warfare
  • supernatural reality
  • deception
  • Christian faith
  • Nephilim
  • AI

Keywords

  • spiritual warfare
  • Genesis 6
  • Nephilim
  • Christianity
  • supernatural encounters
  • deception
  • horror filmmaking

Mentioned in this episode

Books & works: The Unveilings

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