You’re the Cure w/ Dr. Ben Edwards

What happens when a software engineer ends up on a ventilator for 45 days during COVID and his spirit takes a roundtrip to heaven? In this extraordinary episode, Dr. Ben sits down with Steve Boyles and his wife, Dr. Kathy Boyles, a pediatrician of 34 years, to share one of the most detailed and life-changing near-death experience testimonies you'll ever hear. Steve describes being escorted to heaven by an angel named Marzuka, reuniting with deceased loved ones, meeting the son he and Kathy never got to raise, watching a baseball game, and discovering that heaven is more real, more solid, and more vibrant than anything on earth. Meanwhile, Kathy shares the incredible battle she fought from home, unable to enter the hospital for 20 days, armed with nothing but God's Word, prayer, and an unshakeable faith that what's happening in the unseen realm is more powerful than any lab result or ventilator reading. This episode will encourage you to seek the Kingdom first, strengthen your faith, expand your concept of heaven, and remind you that for believers, this world truly is not our home. Get their book I've Been to Heaven at steveandkathyb.com or on Amazon.

Dr. Ben Edwards welcomes back David Wilcoxson for Part 2 of a deep, Bible-in-hand conversation on prophecy, deception, and what Jesus actually taught about coming judgment in the Olivet Discourse. Building from last week’s discussion, David walks through why Daniel’s 70th week follows the 69th without a “gap,”how Hebrews 13:20 points to Jesus confirming the everlasting covenant, and why that framework changes how we interpret Matthew 24, Luke 21, and Mark 13. You’ll hear how Scripture connects Daniel 9 and Daniel 12 to Jesus’ warnings about Jerusalem—plus the historical fulfillment surrounding the Jewish-Roman war (66–70 AD) and the destruction of the Temple. Dr. Ben also emphasizes the big-picture purpose of prophecy: not fear or division, but humility, discernment, and a call back to the Prince of Peace—living as ambassadors of reconciliation in a world full of competing “systems.” In this episode, we cover: Why “the 70th week” points to Jesus—not a future Antichrist treaty The Olivet Discourse explained: “this generation,” the abomination of desolation, and Jerusalem surrounded How Daniel’s prophecies connect to the first-century judgment on the Temple system What Revelation still means (without claiming “everything is fulfilled”) The shift from physical types/shadows to the spiritual reality of Christ’s Kingdom Learn more from David’s resources at BibleProphecyDecoded.com

In this episode of You’re the Cure, Dr. Ben Edwards sits down with David Nikao Wilcoxson for a thoughtful—yes, potentially “hot topic”—conversation about Bible prophecy, discernment, and staying rooted in love instead of division. Together they unpack the 70 Weeks prophecy in Daniel 9, why so much end-times teaching hinges on the “70th week,” and what changes when you read the passage in context (instead of through inherited assumptions). David walks listeners through the timeline—from the decree to rebuild Jerusalem to the arrival of Messiah—and explains why he believes the prophecy points directly to Jesus’ ministry and crucifixion, not a far-future end-times scenario. Dr. Ben also connects the conversation to a bigger theme: our mental and spiritual health requires a foundation of truth—especially in abnormal times—and that truth must always be pursued with humility, repentance (metanoia), and love. If you’ve ever felt confused by prophecy charts, rapture debates, or conflicting teachings, this episode is an invitation to slow down, search the Scriptures, and ask the Holy Spirit for wisdom, understanding, and revelation. To explore David’s free resources, summaries, and video teaching series, visit: bibleprophecydecoded.com

Welcome to 2026—an Ephesians 5:11 kind of year. In this solo episode of You’re the Cure, Dr. Ben Edwards lays the foundation for a year dedicated to exposing deception, questioning long-held assumptions, and reconnecting health with truth—spiritual, physical, and intellectual. Dr. Edwards challenges the modern pharmaceutical-based model of medicine (“pharmakia”), breaking down how drugs are designed to work—and how often they don’t. He reviews striking outcome data showing that many standard treatments for heart disease, stroke, diabetes, depression, osteoporosis, cancer, Alzheimer’s, and vaccines offer minimal real-world benefit while carrying significant unintended consequences.