What does the Bible say Apostasy looks like in real life? In this episode of The Smith and Rowland Show, Alan Smith and Jeff Rowland walk through Jude 12 and 13 and talk plainly about the Marks of apostates, why they're dangerous, and how they work inside the church.

This conversation gets to the heart of a hard truth. Apostasy isn't always loud or easy to spot. Sometimes it comes dressed in spiritual language, Bible talk, and promises of deeper insight. Yet Jude gives strong warning signs. He describes hidden rocks, clouds without water, fruitless trees, raging waves, and wandering stars. Smith and Rowland unpack those images and show why they still matter right now.

Along the way, this episode also touches on spiritual elitism, false depth, and the danger of people who mix truth with error. That's where this message hits hard. The focus isn't on hype or religious performance. It's on Christ, the cross, and the presence of God. As Alan and Jeff explain, when people drift from the simplicity of the gospel, they become easy targets for deception.

There's also plenty of the humor listeners expect from The Smith and Rowland Show, but the core message stays sharp. Apostates are predators seeking whom they may devour, and the church needs discernment. If you've ever struggled to identify false teaching, or wondered how deception spreads among sincere believers, this episode will give you a clear Bible-based framework.

Watch, listen, and weigh it against Scripture. Then share it with someone who cares about truth, discernment, and the last days.

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What happens when a Metaphor gets treated like an Allegory? In this Podcast, Smith and Rowland tackle why that shift can distort Scripture and feed apostasy.

In Episode 884 of The Smith and Rowland Show, Alan Smith and Jeff Rowland dig into Jude, dispensationalism, spiritual gifts, and the danger of reading hidden meanings into texts that should be taken plainly. They draw a sharp line between Metaphor and Allegory, and they explain why that difference matters if you want to handle the Bible with clarity and honesty.

This conversation also gets into continuationism, sign gifts, the rapture, dominion, literal hermeneutics, and the kind of intellectual pride that can twist truth into something else. Along the way, they share personal stories about divine impartation, childlike faith, and the power of the Holy Spirit to open blind eyes.

If you're trying to sort through Bible interpretation, apostasy in Jude, or the debate around dispensational theology, this episode gives you a lot to think about. It's direct, thoughtful, and grounded in Scripture.

Topics covered include: the Book of Jude and apostasy, Metaphor vs Allegory in Bible study, dispensationalism and continuation of gifts, literal interpretation of Scripture, the rapture of the church, spiritual blindness and divine impartation, the power of the resurrection

Watch, think it through, and share it with someone who cares about sound biblical teaching.

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A sober Bible discussion on apostasy, delusion, and why forgetting what God has done can put a soul in real danger.

In this episode of The Smith and Rowland Show, the conversation turns to Jude 11 and the hard warning it gives the church. Smith and Rowland walk through the way of Cain, the error of Balaam, and the gainsaying of Korah, then connect those patterns to the spiritual confusion many believers see today.

This Podcast episode covers more than surface-level church talk. It presses into the difference between deception and delusion, the willful rejection of truth, and the danger of denying what God has already shown and done. As a result, this becomes a serious Debate about apostasy, unbelief, grace, judgment, revival, the rapture, and the state of the modern church.

You'll hear a strong Bible-based discussion on: Jude 11 through 13 and the pattern of apostasy Cain, Balaam, and Korah as warnings for our time How deception can harden into delusion Why unbelief matters so much in Scripture The danger of rejecting truth after once receiving it Why believers must never forget what God has done for them How revival, memory, and faithfulness stay connected

There's also reflection on Easter, God's mercy, rescue, healing, and the power of the Holy Spirit to open blind eyes again. Even in a heavy message, the hope stays clear, God can still move, save, restore, and reveal truth.

If you care about Bible prophecy, church discernment, spiritual warfare, revival, and end-times teaching, this episode will give you a lot to think through.

Watch, listen, and share with someone who needs this warning.

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Arrogance or Humility, the Choice shapes more than attitude, it reveals how we handle authority, truth, and spiritual conflict.

In this episode of The Smith and Rowland Show, Alan Smith and Jeff Rowland continue their study through Jude and land on one of the most striking verses in the chapter, Michael the archangel refusing to bring a railing accusation against Satan and saying, "The Lord rebuke thee."

From there, the conversation opens up in a serious and practical way. They connect Jude 4, 8, 9, and 10 to the marks of apostasy, the danger of pride in spiritual talk, and the difference between fleshly boldness and godly Humility. They also discuss false teachers, authority, Moses' body, spiritual warfare, and why careless accusation can say more about our own hearts than we think.

This episode is for anyone trying to read Jude with clarity and apply it to church life today. If you've ever heard people speak lightly about rebuking Satan, attacking leaders, or using spiritual language with pride, this message gets right to the heart of it. Arrogance sounds strong, but Humility stands under God's authority. That's the Choice in front of all of us.

Topics in this episode include: Jude Bible study Michael and Satan in Jude 1:9 apostasy in the last days spiritual authority and submission false teachers in the church Moses and the body of Moses pride vs humility what it means to say, "The Lord rebuke thee"

Watch, listen, and weigh the message carefully. This one presses hard on the spirit of the age.

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Apostasy rarely starts with a loud denial of truth. It starts small, through unbelief, pride, rebellion, and a slow rejection of Authority. In this episode of The Smith and Rowland Show, the conversation moves straight into Jude and tackles how Apostasy grows in the church, in ministry, and in the heart.

Alan Smith, Jeff Rowland, and guest Joel Goddard talk through Jude's warning signs, including murmuring, complaining, false grace, defiling the flesh, and resisting God-given Authority. They also unpack how Sonship shapes the way we respond to correction, covering, and obedience. This is a serious and honest discussion about spiritual drift, prophetic influence, leadership, and what it means to stay in the place God assigned.

Along the way, they cover: how grace gets twisted into permission to sin, why leaving your place of Authority brings real danger, how pride can corrupt gifting, why Sonship and submission are tied together, and how Jude speaks with striking clarity to the church right now.

There's humor at the start, but the heart of this episode is weighty. If you've wrestled with rebellion, church leadership, spiritual pride, or the fear of slowly drifting from truth, this conversation will give you a lot to think about.

Watch, listen, and examine your own walk through the lens of Jude.

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Who are the Creepers in Jude 8, and why does Jude warn the church so strongly about them? In this episode of The Smith and Rowland Show, the conversation gets straight to the heart of apostasy, false teachers, spiritual authority, and what the Bible says about the last days.

Alan Smith and Jeff Rowland walk through Jude 8 and connect it to Sodom and Gomorrah, Lot, Abraham's intercession, the rapture of the church, and the growing danger of replacing truth with error. They also talk about how false teaching slips into the church, how grace gets twisted into permission for sin, and why rebellion against God-given authority is such a serious mark of deception.

Along the way, they discuss: the warning signs of apostasy in the church, what Jude means by dreamers and Creepers, how Lot reflects compromise in an evil culture, why Abraham's prayer for Sodom still speaks to us now, how spiritual authority is ignored and attacked, and why the doctrine of the rapture matters so much in the last days.

This episode is direct, sobering, and grounded in Scripture. If you've been trying to understand Jude 8, false teachers, or how the church should respond in a time of confusion, this Bible discussion will give you a lot to think about.

Watch through to the end, because this sets up the next part of the series on the identifiable marks of those who creep in unaware.

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Could Replacement Theology be part of the Apostasy of the Last Days? In this episode, Alan Smith and Jeff Rowland walk through Jude and deal with a sobering warning the church can't afford to ignore.

This conversation starts light, then turns serious fast.

In Episode 878 of The Smith and Rowland Show, Jeff and Alan dig into the book of Jude and talk about unbelief, false teaching, moral compromise, and the danger of replacing what God has clearly said. Along the way, they connect Israel in the wilderness, the fallen angels, and Sodom and Gomorrah to a pattern Jude lays out for the Last Days.

They also take a hard look at Replacement Theology and why it matters so much. This isn't treated like a side issue. Instead, they show how replacing Israel, replacing God's order, or replacing biblical truth can lead straight into Apostasy.

This episode gets personal, too. Both men openly reflect on areas of unbelief in their own lives, especially when God's leading doesn't line up with human logic. Because of that, the discussion feels honest, weighty, and very real.

Inside this episode: Jude's warning about unbelief and judgment, how Apostasy starts in the mind and ends in the flesh, why Replacement Theology is tied to a broader replacement mindset, how false teachers turn grace into permission for sin, and why discernment matters more than ever in the Last Days.

If you've been studying Jude, Bible prophecy, false doctrine, or the spiritual condition of the church, this episode will give you a lot to think about.

Watch, listen closely, and share this with someone who takes the Word of God seriously.

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