CBN’s Into the Supernatural recently dropped an episode that every believer and patriot should hear, featuring veteran Bible teacher Rick Renner alongside hosts Jen Lilley and Billy Hallowell. They tackle the uncomfortable questions the left-leaning media and timid pastors won’t touch: the rapture, the Antichrist, UFOs, fallen angels, the Nephilim, and the growing danger of transhumanism. This isn’t fluff—Renner brings linguistic and biblical analysis to the table in a frank conversation meant to wake Christians up.
Renner goes back to the Greek, reminding listeners that the idea of the rapture flows from harpazo, the verb meaning to be “snatched up” or rescued—exactly the dramatic deliverance Scripture promises. Conservatives who take the Bible seriously ought to applaud a show that treats Scripture with rigor instead of bowing to the secular myth that prophecy is childish or dangerous. We should expect our pastors to teach clearly about hope and future vindication, not hide behind cultural cowardice.
He also insists the Antichrist will be a literal, identifiable figure, not a vague abstraction, and he warns pastors to stop avoiding these prophetic realities. That’s a welcome rebuke to a complacent clergy more interested in social approval than warning the flock about spiritual and political deception. If church leaders won’t name the enemies of the soul and the nation, then faithful laity must demand it and hold them accountable.
On the sensitive subject of UFOs and alien abductions, Renner doesn’t indulge Hollywood fantasies; he raises the possibility of demonic activity and fallen angels operating under counterfeit signs. Conservatives should be skeptical of any mainstream framing that downplays spiritual warfare or excuses it as mere curiosity, especially when our cultural elites normalize occult and transhuman experiments. America needs spiritual clarity more than ever, not conspiracy-driven panic or naïve dismissal.
The episode doesn’t shy away from the Nephilim or the modern threat of transhumanism, topics Renner ties to ancient biblical warnings and contemporary attempts to play God. This is where theology and policy intersect: the same progressive technocrats who push unchecked biotechnology and artificial intelligence are the ones most eager to erase moral boundaries. Conservatives must lead the fight to protect human dignity and resist any program that treats people like programmable material.
Renner’s conversation also points listeners to his book on the rapture and tribulation, and the producers made it clear this is a teachable moment, not sensational entertainment. Christian media that refuses to sanitize Scripture are doing real national service by equipping believers to think biblically about geopolitics and culture. If you love this country and the truth it was founded on, you’ll pay attention and prepare your family spiritually and morally.
CBN deserves credit for airing a serious, scripture-centered discussion when so much of the media world traffics in distraction and deception; conservative Christians should support outlets that stand for truth. Listen, learn, and push your pastors to preach without fear—because a church that speaks the whole counsel of God builds a stronger, freer country. The hour is late, but clarity and courage can still turn the tide if we refuse to be silenced.
