Episode #26 - The Trump Prophecies - Right After All!
Join Daniel Kolenda as he asks if we should apologize to all the prophets who predicted Donald Trump would win a second term as President of the United States.

Join Daniel Kolenda as he asks if we should apologize to all the prophets who predicted Donald Trump would win a second term as President of the United States.
In the final episode of the Off The Record Podcast, Daniel Kolenda continues to delve into the history of the Holy Spirit's movement within the Church, focusing on the period from the Reformation to the 20th century. The episode highlights the origins of the modern Pentecostal movement back to the famous Azusa Street Revival in Los Angeles in 1906. Led by William J. Seymour, the revival saw manifestations of speaking in tongues, healings, and widespread spiritual renewal. With as many as 700 mil...
In this episode of Off The Record, Daniel Kolenda continues his series on "The Heresy of Cessationism" by delving into the historical development of modern cessationism, emphasizing its roots in Enlightenment philosophy and skepticism towards the supernatural. Benjamin Warfield, regarded as the pioneer of modern cessationism, is highlighted for basing his arguments more on historical critique than Scriptural exegesis. Kolenda challenges the notion of historical cessationism by pointing out the p...
In Episode 10 of the "The Heresy of Cessationism" series, Daniel delves deep into the examination of cessationism, dissecting arguments from theologians like Warfield. By scrutinizing the inconsistency in assessing biblical miracles versus contemporary testimonies, Kolenda challenges the rational basis of cessationist beliefs. He explores the philosophical underpinnings of David Hume's skepticism and advocates for a theological approach over a rationalist one. Ultimately, Kolenda asserts the unb...
In Episode 9 of the "Heresy of Cessationism" series, Daniel delves into the history behind cessationism, drawing inspiration from John Wesley's response to Conyers Middleton. The episode challenges the cessationist stance, revealing its potential to undermine fundamental Christian beliefs. It emphasizes the dangers of a rigid, Procrustean interpretation of scripture and urges listeners to reevaluate their views on the supernatural within Christianity. To view the previous parts of this series ab...
In Episode 8 of "The Heresy of Cessationism" we delve into the ongoing debate about cessationism, focusing on the "Rare Miracle Hypothesis." Daniel traces the development of cessationist doctrine, highlighting the contrast between modern interpretations and the beliefs of early church leaders like Justin Martyr and Augustine. These historical figures, known for their belief in spiritual gifts and miracles, offer a stark contrast to today's cessationist views. The episode also reexamines the posi...
In this episode of Off The Record, Daniel delves into the intriguing theological debate surrounding the frequency of miracles in the Bible. The spotlight is on Cessationism, a belief that asserts miracles, particularly the charismatic gifts of the Holy Spirit, are rare or have ceased altogether. Contrary to this perspective, Kolenda takes a closer look at the Bible, arguing that miracles are woven into its narrative fabric, appearing on almost every page. He meticulously highlights passages from...
In this captivating episode of "Off The Record," Daniel Kolenda takes us on a profound exploration into the reality of miracles. Drawing upon his vast experience in ministry and his unwavering faith, Kolenda delves into the undeniable proof of miracles, sharing some of his most cherished testimonies that showcase the supernatural power of God. As Daniel shares the miraculous stories, each testimony serves as a powerful reminder that miracles are not confined to the pages of ancient history but c...
In Part Five of "The Heresy of Cessationism”, Daniel Kolenda looks at the gifts of miracles and specifically healing. Daniel shows how much of what cessationists claim to show that the gift of healing has ceased is based on extra-bliblical assumptions. He then offers a more Biblical perspective on what healing was like in the early church. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
In this episode of Off The Record, Daniel Kolenda continues his series on "The Heresy of Cessatioism" asking the question in part 4: "Has the gift of speaking in tongues ceased?" By dissecting key passages from 1 Corinthians 14, Daniel challenges the Cessationist belief that speaking in tongues was confined to the early church. Instead, he presents a compelling case for the continued relevance of this practice in the modern Christian context, highlighting its potential for personal spiritual gro...
In this episode of Off The Record, Daniel Kolenda continues his series on "The Heresy of Cessatioism" asking the question in part 3: "Has the gift of prophecy ceased?" He examines the differences between Old Testament and New Testament prophecy showing why the cessationist critique of modern prophetic ministry misses the mark. He argues that cessationism's strict standards do not align with the nuanced understanding of prophecy presented in the New Testament. Most importantly, he challenges the ...
Cessationists often link the end of the Apostolate to the cessation of the miraculous gifts. In this episode of OFF THE RECORD, Daniel Kolenda delves into Part Two of his series on "The Heresy of Cessationism" entitled "A Cascade of Lies" and begins by challanging the assumption that the apostolic gift has ceased. To view Daniel's more in-depth podcast about the apostolic gift called, "Are There Apostles in the Church Today?" visit: Are there Apostles in the Church Today? | Daniel Kolenda: Off T...
Cessationism is the belief that the "miraculous gifts" of the Spirit ceased with the end of the "Apostolic Age." In this Episode of OFF THE RECORD, Daniel Kolenda begins a series aimed at "The Heresy of Cessationism" prompted by the "Cessationist Conference" which was held the week prior. In Part One of this series entitled "The Scriptures" Daniel begins the conversation by having a look at the common cessationist proof text. Then he contrasts the weak and meager Biblical support for cessationis...
Should Christians Celebrate Christmas? In the latest episode of OFF THE RECORD, Daniel Kolenda will discuss the controversial viewpoints surrounding Christmas by asking questions such as, “Is Christmas a pagan holiday?” “Where did the ideas of Christmas trees and Santa Claus come from?” and more! Watch or listen now as Daniel takes you on a journey of the historical context of Christmas since the reformation in various countries, the evolution of Christmas and early church traditions, if it even...
“Should Christians celebrate Christmas?” Watch this teaser episode of Daniel Kolenda’s NEW podcast that is coming out in just a few days about this controversial topic! See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
In this episode of Off the Record, Daniel Kolenda revisits the topic of modern day apostles (as promised) from his previous podcast about the New Apostolic Reformation. While confronting the question, "Are there apostles in the church today?" Daniel also addresses important related topics. He provides a short primer on what apostles are and what they do. He talks about the potential for abuse of authority in the church and addresses the important concern about protecting the closed cannon of Scr...
“New Apostolic Reformation” or N.A.R. Daniel explores the origins of this terminology.
Why leaders fall and how we can guard our hearts and minds.
2020 could not get anymore strange, now some crazy things are about to happen in the heavens
Anni Bonnke, the widow of Evangelist Reinhard Bonnke, exactly one year after his passing.
Nearly a year after Reinhard Bonnke’s passing, I pay tribute to one of God’s greatest generals and open up -for the first time - on what it was like saying goodbye to my dear friend, mentor and spiritual father.
Daniel Kolenda continues his interview with his long-time friend, Evangelist (and now pastor) Todd White.
Daniel Kolenda sits down with his long-time friend, Todd White to discuss some of the controversy that has followed Todd in recent years. In this episode (part 1 of the conversation) Daniel asks Todd some pointed questions about his position on topics like the Divinity of Christ and grace.
Evangelist Daniel Kolenda shares the origin story for this podcast and how you may hear things from him here that you won't in any other context.