Reveal Podcast

Bridges for Peace USA
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Reveal is America’s bold voice for Israel and the Jewish people—bringing truth into the light. We help Christians cut through confusion, misinformation, and cultural pressure with biblical clarity and historical truth. Through teaching, honest dialogue, and fearless clarity, we equip believers with courage to stand with and bless Israel. This isn’t politics—it’s Scripture, covenant, and courage. If you want God’s heart for Israel and a stronger biblical worldview, you’re in the right place.

  1. 5d ago

    The Slow Rise of Holocaust Denial is Deceiving our Kids

    Holocaust denial is not a fringe internet oddity anymore. It’s showing up in podcasts with millions of listeners, it’s dressed in Christian language, and it’s aimed at young men, including the ones in our churches and our homes. In this episode, Patrick and Rebecca walk through what Holocaust denial actually is, where it started (with the Nazis themselves), and who’s spreading it today, including men who used pulpits, Christian radio, and Catholic credentials to do it. You’ll hear the court-verified words of a bishop who denied the gas chambers, learn why denial now arrives as a joke instead of a lecture, and get the honest numbers on what young Americans actually know about the Holocaust. Most of all, you’ll hear why it’s not too late. The church went silent once before. We don’t have to do it again.Patrick and Rebecca are preparing to travel to Germany and Poland to stand where it happened. This conversation is why they’re going.In This Episode- What Holocaust denial claims, and why every major institution classifies it as antisemitism, not history- The first deniers were the Nazis: Aktion 1005 and the Himmler speech that survives on tape- The $50,000 challenge that backfired: Mel Mermelstein and the 1981 court ruling- Bishop Richard Williamson’s on-camera denial and what the church did about it- Nick Fuentes and why denial now spreads as jokes and memes- The real numbers: only about 3% of young Americans deny the Holocaust, but 63% didn’t know six million Jews were murdered- When the church went silent: 1930s Germany, Bonhoeffer, and Niemöller’s confession- Why America has no denial laws on purpose, and why that puts the responsibility on usLearn More (trusted sources only)- US Holocaust Memorial Museum on denial and distortion: ushmm.org- Yad Vashem: yadvashem.org- The Irving trial archive (Emory University): hdot.org- aboutholocaust.org — quick facts, where TikTok now sends Holocaust searches- Film: Denial (2016), the true story of the trial that put Holocaust denial on the standA Note on Our SourcesEvery quote in this episode comes from court records, verified transcripts, or documented video maintained by reputable organizations. We do not link to or platform deniers’ own channels, and we’d encourage you not to seek them out.Talk to Your FamilyIf your son or grandson is “just asking questions” about the six million, don’t panic and don’t lecture. Ask what he’s been watching. The answer to this lie is the truth, told well, by someone he trusts.REVEAL Podcast — truth brought into the light.YouTube 👉️ https://www.youtube.com/@RevealPodcast-BFPUSA Spotify 👉️ https://open.spotify.com/show/4la5bHz5FibdJZlz95WkQh Apple Podcast 👉️https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/reveal-podcast/id1888260049 🔔 Be sure to subscribe!

  2. Jul 31

    Forever Means Forever: The Davidic Covenant

    "In those days there was no king in Israel. Everyone did what was right in his own eyes." Judges ends with one of the most haunting lines in scripture, and it sounds a lot like right now. So Israel demanded a king. What God did next, nobody asked for. Patrick and Rebecca walk through the Davidic Covenant: the messy era of the judges, the demand that grieved God's heart, and the promise God made to a shepherd king. A promise no one requested and no failure could revoke. Scripture calls it a covenant of salt. When you find out what that means, you'll understand why the Gospels open with a genealogy, and why "Son of David" is far more than a nickname. If you've ever wondered how God's promise to Abraham connects to a throne that stands forever, this episode is for you. Key Scriptures: Judges 21:25 (everyone did what was right in his own eyes) 1 Samuel 8 (give us a king like the nations) 2 Samuel 7:12–16 (the promise of the King) 2 Chronicles 13:5 (a covenant of salt) Like, comment, subscribe, and share on YouTube, Spotify and Apple Podcast. Listen on Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast...Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4la5bHz.... Listen on Youtube: / @revealpodcast-bfpusa Bridges for Peace WEBSITE: https://www.bridgesforpeace.com Facebook: / bridgesforpeaceusa Instagram: / bridgesforpeaceusa Youtube: www.youtube.com/@bridgesforpeace_unitedstates

  3. Jul 24

    The Covenant Israel Couldn't Keep

    It's the question we hear more than any other: "Didn't Israel break the covenant? Hasn't God moved on?" If you've ever been asked that and didn't know quite what to say, this episode is for you. Patrick and Rebecca walk through the Mosaic Covenant, from Sinai to the exile. God speaking to an entire nation for the first time. The one small word "if" in Exodus 19 that makes this covenant conditional. The blessings and the curses of Deuteronomy 28, and Moses' unflinching honesty about what disobedience would cost. And the hard truth the Law exposes: even a chosen people, with the Torah, the Temple, the prophets, and direct access to God, could not achieve righteousness on their own. If Israel couldn't do it with all of that, what does that say about the rest of us? But here's what God clearly says, and what so many miss: judgement is not the same as abandonment, and consequences are not the same as cancellation. The Law, which came 430 years after the promise to Abraham, cannot annul what God sealed by covenant. Paul says exactly that in Galatians 3:17. What God binds, no Law can loose. And today, we get to witness the Jewish people living in partial fulfillment of that covenant. Though in anger He struck them, in favor He is showing compassion. If you've been standing with Israel and needed the words to explain why God's promises still stand, you'll walk away from this one equipped. Key Scriptures: Exodus 19:5–6 (a kingdom of priests, and the word "if") Deuteronomy 28:58–65 (the curses, honestly stated) Leviticus 26:44–45 ("Yet for all that... I will not spurn them") Galatians 3:17 (the Law cannot annul the promise) Like, comment, subscribe, and share on YouTube, Spotify and Apple Podcast. Listen on Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast...Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4la5bHz.... Listen on Youtube: / @revealpodcast-bfpusa Bridges for Peace WEBSITE: https://www.bridgesforpeace.com Facebook: / bridgesforpeaceusa Instagram: / bridgesforpeaceusa Youtube: www.youtube.com/@bridgesforpeace_unitedstates

  4. Jul 10

    But, Israel broke the Covenant!

    So many in the church are asking hard questions right now. Do the Jewish people have a right to the land? Is modern Israel the Israel of the Bible? Should Christians even care? Most people asking aren't asking in bad faith. They genuinely don't know. And when you understand the covenants God made with the people of Israel, the confusion clears up. In this Equipping Session, Patrick & Rebecca walk through the Abrahamic Covenant. Part of one progressing story of one faithful God setting the redemption of the world in place and never changing His mind. We look at the promise of land and lineage, why the blessing of Genesis 12:3 is a choice and not a mandate, and why God alone passed between the pieces in Genesis 15. He did not make this covenant because Israel was righteous. He made it because He is faithful. You'll walk away knowing what to say when someone tells you God is finished with Israel, why the church is not a replacement for Israel, and the confidence to look at modern Israel and say: this is Biblical, this is covenant, this is God keeping His word. Scriptures in this episode: Genesis 1:1 · Exodus 34:6-7 · 2 Timothy 3:16-17 · Genesis 12:1-3 · Deuteronomy 30:19 · Numbers 24:9 · Genesis 15:12, 17-18 · Genesis 17:7-8 If you've been standing with Israel, whether for three days or thirty years, you are not alone and you are not wrong. Like, comment, subscribe, and share on YouTube, Spotify and Apple Podcast.  Listen on Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4la5bHz....  Listen on Youtube: / @revealpodcast-bfpusa  Bridges for Peace WEBSITE: https://www.bridgesforpeace.com  Facebook:   / bridgesforpeaceusa    Instagram:   / bridgesforpeaceusa    Youtube: www.youtube.com/@bridgesforpeace_unitedstates

  5. Jun 26

    Is Gen Z being Discipled by Groypers?

    Why are so many young evangelical Christians changing their views on Israel—and who is shaping what they believe? Episode 11 of the Reveal Podcast, Patrick and Rebecca Verbeten examine the growing discipleship gap inside the Church and how social media, replacement theology, and online political movements are influencing Christian Gen Z. They also explain the rise of the Groyper movement—an online movement associated with Nick Fuentes that presents itself as a young, edgy Christian nationalist community while promoting hostility toward Israel, antisemitic ideas, conspiracy theories, and extremist rhetoric. This conversation is not about attacking young believers or dismissing their questions. It is a call for parents, pastors, and churches to understand what young people are encountering online and to respond with biblical truth, compassion, and real discipleship. Drawing from Genesis, Jeremiah, and Romans 11, Patrick and Rebecca explore God’s everlasting covenant with Israel, why believers are grafted into the biblical story rather than replacing Israel, and why conviction cannot simply be inherited from one generation to the next. We refuse to lose this generation to antisemitism, misinformation, or a gospel disconnected from its Jewish roots. Watch or listen now on YouTube, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts. Like, comment, subscribe, and share on YouTube, Spotify and Apple Podcast. Listen on Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4la5bHz.... Listen on Youtube: / @revealpodcast-bfpusa Bridges for Peace WEBSITE: https://www.bridgesforpeace.com Facebook:   / bridgesforpeaceusa   Instagram:   / bridgesforpeaceusa   Youtube: @bridgesforpeace_unitedstates

  6. Jun 22

    President Trump said WHAT???

    Without Me, There’d Be No Israel? | Trump’s Statement, Isaiah’s Warning & Hope from California President Trump recently declared, “Without me, there’d be no Israel.” The statement immediately sparked political debate—but what are its theological implications? Episode 10 of the Reveal Podcast, Patrick and Rebecca Verbeten examine why this moment matters far beyond politics. Drawing from Isaiah 10 and 37, they explore the striking parallels between Trump’s statement and the pride of the Assyrian king Sennacherib, who claimed credit for accomplishments that ultimately belonged to God. Scripture makes one thing clear: Israel’s survival has never depended on kings, presidents, military strength, or global superpowers. It rests on the faithfulness of the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. Patrick and Rebecca also share encouraging updates from the Reveal Tour across Southern California, where churches and ministries are demonstrating that the Church is alive, growing, and boldly standing for biblical truth in challenging times. In this episode: - The deeper theological issue behind Trump’s comments about Israel - How Isaiah’s account of Sennacherib speaks to modern political pride - Who Scripture says truly sustains the nation of Israel - Why America should stand with Israel—for America’s own sake - What many Israelis are saying about trusting God over foreign alliances - Encouraging stories from the Reveal Tour across Southern California - The spiritual legacy of Azusa Street, the Jesus Movement, and today’s thriving churches Whether you are interested in current events, biblical prophecy, Israel, or the future of the Church in America, this conversation offers a biblical perspective filled with conviction, clarity, and hope. If this episode encourages you, like, subscribe, and share to help more people discover a biblical understanding of Israel and God’s unfolding purposes. Subscribe, like, and share Reveal on YouTube and Spotify. Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4la5bHz5FibdJZlz95WkQh Listen on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@RevealPodcast-BFPUSA Bridges for Peace WEBSITE: https://www.bridgesforpeace.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bridgesforpeaceusa/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bridgesforpeaceusa/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@bridgesforpeace_unitedstates

  7. Jun 12

    Reading Bible Prophecy is not War Mongering

    What happens when war, prophecy, and Israel all collide in one conversation? In episode 9, we take on one of the Church’s most misunderstood tensions. We do not celebrate war—but we also refuse to ignore what Scripture says about the times we are living in. Through key passages like Ezekiel 38–39, Luke 21, 1 Timothy 2, and 1 Chronicles 12, we confront what the Bible actually says about Persia, Israel, the last days, and the call for believers to watch, pray, and respond with wisdom. This is not a call to fear. It is not a call to cheer for conflict. It is a call to hold a broken heart and steady hope at the same time—praying for Israel, praying for the people of Iran, and trusting that God’s purposes are not derailed by the headlines. Understand the times, stay rooted in Scripture, pray with courage. Like, comment, subscribe, and share on YouTube, Spotify and Apple Podcast. Listen on Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4la5bHz.... Listen on Youtube: / @revealpodcast-bfpusa Bridges for Peace WEBSITE: https://www.bridgesforpeace.com Facebook:   / bridgesforpeaceusa   Instagram:   / bridgesforpeaceusa   Youtube: @bridgesforpeace_unitedstates

  8. May 29

    Abortion, Pride and Israel

    What happens when abortion, pride, and Israel all collide in one conversation? In this episode, we take on one of the Church’s most uncomfortable tensions. We do not condone sin—but we also refuse the selective outrage that condemns Israel in ways many would never apply to their own nation. Through key passages like Ezekiel 36, Jeremiah 31, and Romans 11, we confront what Scripture actually says about sin, judgment, covenant, and restoration—and why God’s purposes for Israel do not fall apart because of human failure. This is a call to stop echoing reactionary narratives, speak with biblical consistency, and see Israel through the lens of God’s Word. Seek truth, speak with clarity, live courageously. Like, comment, subscribe, and share on YouTube, Spotify and Apple Podcast. Listen on Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/reveal-podcast/id1888260049Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4la5bHz5Fibd... Listen on Youtube: / @revealpodcast-bfpusa Bridges for Peace WEBSITE: https://www.bridgesforpeace.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bridgesforpeaceusa/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bridgesforpeaceusa/ Youtube: @bridgesforpeace_unitedstates

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Reveal is America’s bold voice for Israel and the Jewish people—bringing truth into the light. We help Christians cut through confusion, misinformation, and cultural pressure with biblical clarity and historical truth. Through teaching, honest dialogue, and fearless clarity, we equip believers with courage to stand with and bless Israel. This isn’t politics—it’s Scripture, covenant, and courage. If you want God’s heart for Israel and a stronger biblical worldview, you’re in the right place.

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  • Creator
    Bridges for Peace USA
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    15
  • Rating
    Clean
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    © Bridges for Peace USA
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