The Hacka Podcast

Greg Hackathorn

This is an Australian-based podcast hosted by two Expats. Join Greg Hackathorn and Stephan Morris as we discuss how we can best serve God.

  1. 3d ago

    232. Dr. Talmadge French – From Trinitarian Preacher to Oneness Theologian

    Dr. Talmadge French joins The Hacka Podcast for an in-depth conversation about Oneness Pentecostal theology, the identity of Jesus Christ, biblical Greek, church history, Jesus Name baptism, and the worldwide growth of the Apostolic movement. Dr. French is an Apostolic pastor, author, biblical languages scholar, and theologian who has spent decades studying Greek, Hebrew, New Testament theology, and the history of Oneness Pentecostalism. But his story began in Trinitarian Pentecostalism. In this episode, he shares the journey that eventually convinced him to be baptized in the name of Jesus—and why his years of academic study have only strengthened his Apostolic convictions.We discuss what Dr. French believes is the strongest biblical case for the Oneness of God, how he understands John 1:1, what Greek can reveal that English translations sometimes obscure, and his perspective on the historical development of Trinitarian theology. Dr. French also shares fascinating findings from decades of researching the global Oneness movement. His original research identified hundreds of Jesus Name organizations and an estimated 15–20 million believers. Today, his ongoing research estimates that number could be around 40 million worldwide. We also discuss the need for greater unity among Oneness Pentecostals and hear the remarkable story of a Tibetan monk who embraced Acts 2:38 and went on to baptize thousands. Whether you're an Apostolic Pentecostal, pastor, Bible student, ministry leader, or simply interested in the biblical and historical discussion surrounding the Oneness of God and the Trinity, this is a conversation worth hearing. Extended show notes - https://hacka.org/2026/09/10/232-dr-talmadge-french-from-trinitarian-preacher-to-oneness-scholar/ ------------ Oneness Teaching Session: Oregon District - https://youtu.be/ghAhnJgpuXY?si=Ruq2pSA7yFAoLXFx ----------- Books - https://www.abebooks.com/book-search/author/french-talmadge/

    232. Dr. Talmadge French – From Trinitarian Preacher to Oneness Theologian
  2. Jul 14

    229. Ryan Neer - The Ministry Mindset Every Leader Needs

    What does it take to faithfully follow the call of God through every season of ministry? ----------- For extended show notes - https://hacka.org/2026/07/16/229-ryan-neer-the-ministry-mindset-every-leader-needs/ ----------- In this episode, we are joined by Ryan Neer, Lead Pastor of Gateway Pentecostal Church in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Ryan shares his remarkable testimony—from addiction, brokenness and losing his father at a young age to becoming an evangelist and now pastor. But this conversation goes far beyond his story. We discuss why "mantles fall on moving targets," how to discern when God is saying "go" and when He's saying "stop," why a "no" from God may simply be an underdeveloped "now," and how God often develops His greatest leaders through seasons of weakness rather than strength. If you're pursuing God's calling, wrestling with unanswered prayers, or trying to understand the season you're in, this conversation will encourage, challenge and equip you to trust God's process. In this episode: - Ryan Neer's powerful testimony of salvation and transformation - Why mantles fall on moving targets - How to know when God is changing your season - Why God's "no" isn't always permanent - Receiving correction without becoming discouraged - Developing your gifting with humility - Understanding the fivefold ministry - Why God chooses weakness over self-confidence - Finding purpose in life's limitations - Letting patience prepare you for God's "suddenly"

    229. Ryan Neer - The Ministry Mindset Every Leader Needs
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