You’re the Cure w/ Dr. Ben Edwards

In this deeply personal episode of You’re the Cure, Dr. Ben answers one of the biggest questions he’s been hearing lately: What do you actually believe, and what does any of it have to do with health? From competing narratives in history and medicine to questions about truth, identity, stress, faith, and healing, Dr. Ben unpacks how the way we see God, ourselves, and the world directly impacts the body’s ability to function and heal. He shares key moments from his own journey from practicing medicine and watching the body heal naturally, to confronting chronic stress, the orphan mindset, sonship, and the deeper spiritual roots behind physical illness. This episode connects the dots between worldview and wellness, showing why true healing is about more than food, supplements, and protocols. It’s about the beliefs shaping your heart, your nervous system, and ultimately your health. If you’ve been wondering why these recent conversations matter, this episode helps bring it all together.

Dr. Ben Edwards joins Chris Blackeby for a deep dive into “The 5 Falls of Genesis”—an episode so impactful, we had to bring it back for a replay. Together, they explore how the events of Genesis 1–11 still shape the world we live in today. From the divine council in Psalm 82 to the scattering at Babel in Deuteronomy 32, they connect the story to Israel’s purpose and the coming of Christ. At the center of it all is a powerful reminder: Jesus didn’t come to address just one fall—He came as the answer to them all. Watch more from Chris Blackeby on YouTube at As He Is Ministries.

In this powerful conversation, Dr. Ben Edwards welcomes Abraham John back to You’re the Cure for a deeper discussion on God’s original design for mankind, the earth, and the Kingdom. Together, they unpack themes of sonship, spiritual maturity, identity, and restoration—challenging fear-based end-times thinking and the belief that believers are simply waiting to escape the world. Abraham shares a bold perspective on salvation as a “total reset,” restoring us to our original factory setting so we can walk in the fullness of our God-given purpose. This episode explores the bigger story of Scripture: not abandonment of the earth, but the restoration of heaven’s culture within it through a mature Body of Christ. If you’ve been wrestling with chaos in the world, questions about your assignment, or what it really means to seek first the Kingdom, this conversation will encourage you to see that in Christ, you are not powerless—you are part of the cure. Resources: • Abraham John’s books and teachings: thekingdomnetwork.org • Kingdom University on YouTube • Veritas Wellness Membership: veritaswellnessmember.com

This is one of those conversations that feels even more relevant today than when it first aired. In this archived episode, Dr. Ben Edwards sits down again with former police officer and identity expert Jamie Winship for a powerful discussion on fear, identity, and truth in the midst of cultural controversy. As Dr. Ben reflects on media pressure and professional backlash, the conversation reveals how the deep human desire to “be right” has shaped not only the medical profession, but also churches and culture. Jamie offers profound insight into how fear fractures both individuals and systems—and how discovering our true identity allows us to move from an empire mindset of fear and scarcity into a kingdom perspective marked by love, forgiveness, and connection. This conversation is a timely reminder that freedom and healing begin when we stop living from fear and start living from truth. Resources: • Jamie Winship’s Work: identityexchange.com • Veritas Wellness Membership: veritaswellnessmember.com

In this episode of You’re the Cure, Dr. Ben welcomes Pastor Adam Fannin for a conversation that many won’t touch — but one that demands discernment, humility, and a Spirit-led heart. Before diving in, Dr. Ben reminds listeners: the goal is not division, offense, or fear — but freedom. As Ephesians 5:11 urges, we are called to “take no part in the unfruitful works of darkness, but instead expose them.” Exposure is not about hate. It’s about clarity. And clarity leads to love. Together, Dr. Ben and Pastor Fannin explore difficult questions surrounding modern Zionism, biblical Israel, the meaning of “Semite,” and whether political Israel today aligns with the covenant promises of Scripture. They discuss the distinction between bloodline and belief, the difference between Judaism and the gospel of Jesus Christ, and the importance of recognizing deception without falling into racism, fear, or empire-driven narratives. This episode tackles topics like: The biblical lineage of Shem, Ham, and Japheth The difference between Semitism and anti-Semitism The role of the Talmud, Kabbalah, and rabbinical Judaism Synagogue of Satan references in Revelation Whether modern Israel fulfills biblical prophecy How Christians should respond in love, not fear Kingdom vs. Empire thinking This is not about attacking a people group. It’s about asking hard theological and historical questions in pursuit of truth. Dr. Ben emphasizes repeatedly: our allegiance is to the Kingdom of God, not earthly systems. We love our neighbors — all of them — regardless of religion, ethnicity, or nationality. Truth can offend before it sets free. But peace is not found in ignorance — it’s found in the Prince of Peace. Listen prayerfully. Test everything. Ask the Holy Spirit for wisdom. And above all, stay rooted in love. Because at the end of the day, this isn’t about geopolitics. It’s about discernment, identity, and the Kingdom of God. Learn more about Pastor Adam Fannin: Law of Liberty Baptist (YouTube) — https://www.youtube.com/@LawofLiberty

In this powerful return episode, Dr. Ben sits down again with author and kingdom teacher Abraham John to unpack his newest book, The Mystery of the Tree of Life—and why its message feels especially urgent in a world where “everything that can be shaken is being shaken.” Together, they explore the two spiritual “operating systems” introduced in Eden: the tree of the knowledge of good and evil (information, moral striving, fear-based reaction, performance, division) versus the tree of life (communion, sonship, Spirit-led revelation, rest, authority, and alignment with heaven). Abraham explains how the fall wasn’t merely behavioral—it was governmental, involving two kingdoms and two ways of seeing, hearing, and living. And the fruit of the wrong system is unmistakable: shame, fear, and hiding. Dr. Ben connects these truths to real-life healing—how beliefs and heart postures impact the nervous system, the body, and long-term health—while Abraham lays out a practical pathway for transition: moving from external obsession and “right vs. wrong” reasoning into moment-by-moment communion with the Father, learning to seek God’s perspective first instead of defaulting to fear, judgment, and reaction. If you’ve felt overwhelmed by the darkness being revealed in the world—or frustrated that “good efforts” don’t seem to produce lasting fruit—this conversation is an invitation to return to the source: life, love, and the finished work of Christ. Get the book: The Mystery of the Tree of Life More resources: thekingdomnetwork.org (also available on Amazon)

In what may be the most controversial episode we’ve ever released, Dr. Ben welcomes back returning guest David Nikao Wilcoxson for a conversation about deception, division, and how easily people can be “bamboozled” or “hoodwinked” by powerful narratives. Dr. Ben frames the bigger issue as a spiritual tactic: the enemy works as the accuser—pushing us into categories, forcing “either/or,” and fueling fear and hostility (right vs. left, Jew vs. Gentile, pro vs. anti). David and Dr. Ben call listeners back to the Tree of Life—the “third way” of Holy Spirit-led discernment—where truth produces clarity, unity, and peace. Together, they discuss: Why fulfilled prophecy (Daniel’s 70th week, the Olivet Discourse, the first-century upheaval) strengthens faith and reduces confusion The difference between physical types and spiritual realities (temple, priesthood, Jerusalem) and why it matters now How narratives in media can shape emotions, identity, and division—and what it looks like to respond from the Kingdom lens Why peace isn’t denial—it’s being anchored in Jesus when everything else is shaking This is a “deep meat” episode—meant to be studied slowly, prayed through, and processed with humility. Our encouragement: don’t react from fear. Seek truth with an open heart, and let peace be the fruit. Listen, reflect, and ask Holy Spirit to lead you into truth—because the goal isn’t winning an argument. It’s living from the Kingdom, with a steady heart.

Dr. Ben Edwards welcomes back David Wilcoxson for Part 2 of a deep, Bible-in-hand conversation on prophecy, deception, and what Jesus actually taught about coming judgment in the Olivet Discourse. Building from last week’s discussion, David walks through why Daniel’s 70th week follows the 69th without a “gap,”how Hebrews 13:20 points to Jesus confirming the everlasting covenant, and why that framework changes how we interpret Matthew 24, Luke 21, and Mark 13. You’ll hear how Scripture connects Daniel 9 and Daniel 12 to Jesus’ warnings about Jerusalem—plus the historical fulfillment surrounding the Jewish-Roman war (66–70 AD) and the destruction of the Temple. Dr. Ben also emphasizes the big-picture purpose of prophecy: not fear or division, but humility, discernment, and a call back to the Prince of Peace—living as ambassadors of reconciliation in a world full of competing “systems.” In this episode, we cover: Why “the 70th week” points to Jesus—not a future Antichrist treaty The Olivet Discourse explained: “this generation,” the abomination of desolation, and Jerusalem surrounded How Daniel’s prophecies connect to the first-century judgment on the Temple system What Revelation still means (without claiming “everything is fulfilled”) The shift from physical types/shadows to the spiritual reality of Christ’s Kingdom Learn more from David’s resources at BibleProphecyDecoded.com