Shadowcast Radio

We're back! Sorry for the unannounced pause in show releases. Life got busy, and recording got pushed aside. To accommodate for our generally busy schedules, and because of the time it takes to prep and edit shows, we have decided as a team to release an episode once a month moving forward. We'll now start to release an episode on the first Thursday of each month.On today

This is the start of a new series that we're calling Snapshots in Church History. Each episode will detail out specific qualities about a certain era of church history. The goal is to gleam the wisdom of the era, an find encouragement in how the saints of the past walked through their respective challenges. We may have more in common with the past than we realize. For this epi

⚠️ Warning! This show does contain some references to sensitive content. Listener discretion is advised. On this episode the guys discuss the topic of social media, and the relationships children have with these kinds of platforms. Though the scripture doesn't explicitly mention social media by name, there are biblical principles we can extrapolate to draw wise conclusions

On this episode of Shadowcast Radio the guys discuss the doctrine of the perseverance of the saints. This is an important topic to discuss in light of the large-scale deconstruction movement happening in the West. Can a Christian once they are saved lose their salvation? Join the guys as they open up the scriptures and work through this difficult doctrine related to God's sove

To follow up from the season opener, the Story of Steve Watt, we invited Mark Corbett onto the show to tell the same story but from his perspective. If you remember, Mark is the man who shot Steve five times while on the run after robbing a bank in Craig Colorado. Mark recalls the riveting details about his encounter with Steve, and shares about the psychology behind the decisions

🎧 To open up season 5 of Shadowcast Radio we invited special guest Steve Watt to join us for the show. Steve is a former Wyoming Highway Patrolman who retired from service after being shot 5 times while on duty. The man who shot him, Mark Farnham, was eventually caught, convicted for his crimes and sentenced to prison. As it turns out, God tells good stories, and this story is s

This episode is the last episode of season 4. In this ep the hosts quickly recap some of the content of this past season and spend the remainder of the show asking miscellaneous questions to one another. The answers give insight into the lives and personalities of the hosts. The responses range from sharing bucket list items to discussing the faithful saints who have gone before us

In this episode we have Andrew Kneeland join us, our long time creative contributor and fill-in host for the show, to discuss to topic of music and the way this art form fits within a Biblical framework. Music has the powerful ability to communicate mood and tell stories, and we argue that in a wordless way intrinsically tells the story of the scripture. Join us as we discuss some

In this episode, the guys come together to discuss the Biblical story of the Tower of Babel, and how the curse seen in that story is paralleled in many ways to the problems we see in society today. When proud and arrogant societies arise God is swift to execute judgement, and in the end He accomplishes His purposes. Join the guys as they discuss the adverse effects of the Babel cur

Welcome to part 4 in our theme study. In this episode we will be talking about water, and specifically how we see water used scripturally within the context of judgement and also within the context of salvation, which we call the water of life. Both reflections of this one thematic image pervade all scripture from beginning to end, and like every good theme culminates in the person