Mike and Stephen explore the enigmatic biblical accounts of the Nephilim through the lens of Brian Godawa’s acclaimed book series.
Join them as they welcome Brian to the podcast for an insightful discussion on the historical and theological interpretations, the creative liberties he takes in his writing, and the enduring questions surrounding these mysterious figures.
He talks a bit about Hollywood first, and his last movie, My Son Hunter.
He also addresses salvific masculinity in his storytelling in contrast with feminism.
Then about the biblical basis behind Chronicles of the Nephilim, Watchers and Apocalypse.
But then, about his creative process of writing fiction that honors the Bible.
Also, advice for Christian writers about storytelling, story structure, and self-publishing.
This conversation delves into the themes of spiritual warfare, the significance of temples, and the historical context of Judah Maccabee’s rebellion against Antiochus Epiphanes.
It explores the intertwining of history and mythology, emphasizing the importance of reclaiming narratives and understanding the spiritual forces at play in human history.
BT and I explore the themes of biblical narratives, the role of oppression in history, and the implications of the New Covenant on modern spiritual warfare.
We discuss the Maccabees’ justified rebellion against oppressive regimes, the complexities of civil authority in Christianity, and the significance of spiritual warfare in today’s context.
The conversation also delves into the divine council and the triumph of Christ over spiritual powers, concluding with a look at future works and themes in biblical storytelling.
This may be my most unique interview this year because the insightful questions of the Iron and Myth crew got me talking about my own philosophy of writing and how I adapt the Bible and history into novels.
The so-called silent centuries between the Book of Malachi and the Gospel of Matthew weren’t as quiet as we’ve been taught.
This month, the Iron and Myth crew discusses a fictionalized account of Judea’s struggle for independence in the second century BC from the rule (and gods) of their Greek overlords by Iron and Myth regular and best-selling author Brian Godawa (Godawa.com), Judah Maccabee Part 1: Abomination of Desolation and Judah Maccabee Part 2: Against the Gods of Greece.
Derek Gilbert (View from the Bunker) Doug Van Dorn (DouglasVanDorn.com) and Dr. Judd Burton (BurtonBeyond.net) join Brian to discuss the historical and theological significance of the centuries between the Old and New Testaments, focusing on the story of Hanukkah and the Maccabees.
We analyze the role of Antiochus Epiphanes, the Maccabean revolt, and the implications of these events on Jewish history and theology.
Our conversation also explores the nature of historical fiction and how it can be approached from a truth perspective, emphasizing the importance of understanding divine authorities and principalities in the context of these narratives.
Brian shares how he balances myth and history in biblical narratives, emphasizing the concept of ‘mytho-history’ as a blend of mythological and historical storytelling.
He explores the role of fiction in understanding scripture, the importance of cultural context, and how integrating non-biblical stories can enhance biblical narratives.
In this conversation with That’s So Fringey Podcast, Brian Godawa discusses his latest work, ‘Judah Maccabee,’ part of the Chronicles of the Watchers series.
He reflects on his journey as a writer, the significance of the Apocrypha, and the historical context of the Maccabees.
The discussion delves into themes of spiritual warfare, divine council, and the interplay between history and theology in his storytelling.
In this conversation, Rick and Brian Godawa get into the complexities of biblical storytelling, the importance of understanding ancient contexts, and the balance between entertainment and meaningful narratives.
They discuss the challenges of conveying theological concepts through art, the role of masculinity and femininity in storytelling, and the significance of cognitive dissonance in prompting deeper theological inquiries.
The conversation also touches on the interpretation of prophecy in contemporary times and the need for openness to diverse viewpoints within Christianity.
In this conversation, Jenny Mire welcomes award winning author Brian Godawa to the show.
Brian dives into the story of Judah Maccabee and the Maccabean revolt, exploring the historical context, the significance of the Apocrypha, and the prophecies in the Book of Daniel.
Brian discusses how these elements intertwine to provide a deeper understanding of Jewish history and its implications for Christian faith.
Brian Godawa joins The Ryan Files to uncover the supernatural war hidden in history!
From Genesis 6 to the Watchers, Nephilim, and Fallen Angels, Brian breaks down how cosmic forces have shaped humanity’s destiny for millennia. Are ancient gods and divine wars still influencing the modern world?
