Unrefined Podcast .com

In this episode, Brandon and Lindsy sit down with award-winning movie producer David Heavener for a fascinating chat about Hollywood and the world of Christian filmmaking. David opens up about his concerns regarding negative influences creeping into Christian films, which he feels are leading to compromised values and a bigger focus on making money. They dive into the financial hurdles Christian filmmakers often face, the tricky dynamics of working with mainstream platforms, and even touch on some prophetic elements of Hollywood. David also shares some personal stories about the darker side of Hollywood's history and some supernatural experiences he's had, all while stressing the need for integrity and discernment in the industry.

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Timestamps:
The state of mind of Hollywood (00:00:36)
Evil influence on Christian filmmaking (00:04:11)
Balancing integrity and funding in filmmaking (00:10:07)
Engaging with secular platforms for ministry (00:13:03)
Signs of the end times and the need to take action (00:17:13)
Repentance and Gospel (00:24:00)
Challenges in Hollywood (00:25:00)
Demonic Warfare and Repentance (00:25:43)
Geography of Hollywood (00:28:24)
Land of Angels and Demons (00:31:23)
Movement of Christianity (00:33:47)
AI Bible (00:37:39)
Manipulation of Translations (00:42:28)
Laurel Canyon and Sinister Forces (00:45:47)
Roy Raden's Murder (00:48:19)
Supernatural Encounters (00:51:23)
Supporting Ministry (00:54:15)
Prayer (00:55:43)

What is Unrefined Podcast .com?

What’s beyond the veil? The nature of this world we live in is unrefined.

Yes, we live in this multifaceted world of the SEEN and the UNSEEN.
In each episode we go beyond the veil in our own personal unrefined way.

Our podcast recipe includes: the supernatural, the strange and unexplained from a biblical perspective, PLUS deep dives into the Word AND a wee bit of the conspiratorial for good measure.