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What happens when something is labeled demonic… but it isn’t? Spiritual warfare is real—but recognizing a spiritual battle requires discernment. And when every troubling behavior, intrusive thought, personality change, or emotional struggle is automatically treated as evidence of demonic influence, well-intentioned attempts to help can sometimes cause even greater harm. In this powerful episode of LifeTVnow, Joe Horn and Jamie Woodle continue their conversation with licensed clinical mental-health counselor Dr. Natalie Atwell, author of Humanity Under Siege, to explore an uncomfortable side of deliverance ministry that the Church rarely talks about. What happens when trauma is mistaken for demonic oppression? Can symptoms of serious psychological conditions resemble something spiritual? And how should Christians respond when both clinical and spiritual factors may be involved? Dr. Atwell also takes us inside one particularly difficult area—dissociative identity disorder and severe childhood trauma—and explains why attempting to “cast out” something without understanding what you're actually dealing with can potentially harm the very person you're trying to help. This isn't an argument against spiritual warfare or deliverance. It's a conversation about discernment, humility, biblical wisdom, and treating the whole person. Because before deciding how to help someone, there's a much more important question: Do you actually know what you're dealing with? Get Your Copy of Dr. Natalie Atwell's book Humanity Under Siege Here! https://www.edensessentials.com/products/humanity-under-siege-by-dr-natalie-atwell Or The Entire Package Here! https://www.edensessentials.com/products/dr-natalie-atwells-humanity-under-siege-special-offer

Dr. Natalie Atwell returns for the second episode of this thought-provoking series, continuing the conversation about mental health, spiritual experiences, and the supernatural. This time, the discussion goes deeper into the idea of an unseen battle for the human mind and the ways psychological, spiritual, and supernatural influences may intersect. Get Your Copy of Dr. Natalie Atwell's book Humanity Under Siege Here! https://www.edensessentials.com/products/humanity-under-siege-by-dr-natalie-atwell Or The Entire Package Here! https://www.edensessentials.com/products/dr-natalie-atwells-humanity-under-siege-special-offer

Dr. Natalie Atwell explores the fascinating and often overlooked connections between mental health and the supernatural. In this thought-provoking episode, she discusses experiences that can be difficult to explain through a purely psychological lens and examines the possibility that some unusual mental and behavioral experiences may have spiritual or supernatural dimensions. Get Your Copy of Dr. Natalie Atwell's book Humanity Under Siege Here! https://www.edensessentials.com/products/humanity-under-siege-by-dr-natalie-atwell Or The Entire Package Here! https://www.edensessentials.com/products/dr-natalie-atwells-humanity-under-siege-special-offer

Dr. Bryan Ardis returns for the fourth and final episode of the series to discuss his perspective on the COVID-19 pandemic, the information surrounding it, and what he believes has been misunderstood or misrepresented. He explores the ongoing debate around COVID-19 and Long COVID, the lingering effects people continue to experience, and different approaches he believes may help those struggling with persistent symptoms.

Dr. Bryan Ardis returns for a third episode exploring the potential health benefits of nicotine and the science behind its effects on the body. In this conversation, he challenges the common perception of nicotine as purely harmful and discusses research surrounding its interaction with the brain, nervous system, inflammation, and other processes in the body.

Dr. Bryan Ardis joins us for the second episode in this series in a thought-provoking conversation about the potential negative effects of venoms and venom-derived substances in medicine. In this episode, he explores his concerns about how venoms may affect the human body, the possible connections to disease and cancer, and whether the risks of using venom-based substances in medicine are fully understood.

What if the weight-loss drugs being called a modern medical breakthrough come with risks most people aren't hearing enough about? In this episode Dr. Bryan Ardis joins Joe Horn and Jamie Woodle for a provocative conversation about GLP-1 medications. These drugs have exploded in popularity for weight loss and diabetes management—but Dr. Ardis shares that there's much more to the story. In this episode, the conversation explores how GLP-1 medications work and where their active compounds originated. Dr. Bryan Ardis shares his concerns surrounding reported adverse effects and potential complications that he believes patients should understand before making decisions about these medications. But the conversation doesn't stop there. Your body already produces GLP-1 naturally. So what role can food and nutrition play in supporting the body's own metabolic processes without relying solely on pharmaceutical intervention? Whether you're taking a GLP-1 medication, considering one, or simply trying to understand the weight-loss phenomenon sweeping the country, this is a conversation you'll want to hear. Don't simply take anyone's word for it—including ours. Ask questions, investigate the research, discuss your individual risks and benefits with your trusted healthcare professional, and make informed decisions about your health.

What do you do when doctors tell you your future is measured in years instead of decades? Before Naomi Havens became a motivational speaker and health advocate, she was a wife and mother facing one of her greatest fears—a cancer diagnosis. After receiving what she describes as a devastating prognosis, she began searching for answers beyond what she believed were her only options. In this deeply personal episode of LifeTVnow, Naomi shares the story of her journey through cancer, the fear she faced, the choices she made, and the faith that carried her through. More than two decades later, she reflects on the lessons she learned, the hope she discovered, and why she believes her story can encourage others facing difficult diagnoses today. In this episode, you'll learn: • Naomi's story as a two-time cancer survivor • How fear shaped her early decisions—and what changed • Why she began exploring natural approaches alongside her faith • The importance of mindset, hope, and perseverance during life's hardest battles • Encouragement for anyone facing a serious health challenge or supporting a loved one through one Whether you're navigating your own health journey or simply need a reminder that hope can exist even in life's darkest moments, Naomi's story is one you won't soon forget.

Have you ever been told, "Everything looks normal," yet you still don't feel healthy? For many people struggling with fatigue, digestive problems, inflammation, unexplained weight gain, autoimmune symptoms, or chronic illness, normal lab work doesn't always provide real answers. In this eye-opening episode of LifeTVnow, Joe Horn and Jamie Woodle welcome medical scientist Dorinda Smith to discuss when wellness testing can be a valuable tool—and when it may not be. Together they explore how personalized testing can help uncover hidden nutrient deficiencies, genetic variations, hormone imbalances, inflammation, and other root causes that standard evaluations may overlook. Just as importantly, they explain why testing shouldn't replace the basics of good nutrition, healthy habits, and a personalized approach to healing. In this episode you'll discover: ✔️ When specialized wellness testing may be worth considering ✔️ Why "normal" lab results don't always tell the whole story ✔️ The difference between guessing and personalized health strategies ✔️ How genetics, nutrition, and lifestyle work together ✔️ Why healing begins with understanding your unique body—not following someone else's plan If you've been searching for answers but feel like you're going in circles, this conversation offers practical insights, hope, and a fresh perspective on taking charge of your health.

What if the real root of disease isn’t what you’ve been told? In this eye-opening episode of LifeTVnow, we sit down with clinical nutritionist and integrative health practitioner Dr. Rachel Shuck to uncover the powerful connection between gut health and metabolic disease. Why are so many people struggling with weight gain, blood sugar issues, chronic inflammation, fatigue, and brain fog—even when they’re eating better and exercising? Could the gut be the missing piece? In this conversation, we explore: ✔️ How gut dysfunction impacts metabolism ✔️ The connection between inflammation, weight gain, and blood sugar ✔️ Why the microbiome affects immune health, mood, and mental clarity ✔️ The difference between visceral, subcutaneous, and ectopic fat ✔️ How common medications may be damaging gut health ✔️ Practical first steps toward healing through food and lifestyle If you’ve been told it’s just about calories, willpower, or “getting older,” this episode may completely change how you think about health. Watch now and discover why healing often begins in the gut.

What if the biggest obstacle between you and the life you want isn't your age, your circumstances, or even your physical ability—but your mindset? In Part 2 of this inspiring conversation, Joe Horn and Jamie Woodle continue their discussion with motivational speaker and clinical therapist Debbie Troeger about the incredible power of mindset. Through powerful personal stories and practical insights, Debbie explains how the thoughts we rehearse every day shape our behaviors, influence our health, and often determine the limits we place on ourselves. What if many of those limits aren't real at all? In this episode, you'll discover: Why the words you speak to yourself matter How your mindset influences your brain and behavior The connection between mindset and lasting change Why "trying" may be keeping you stuck How faith and changing your mind can help you step into God's calling for your life If you've ever felt held back by fear, doubt, or the belief that "it's too late," or "I'm too old," this conversation will challenge the way you think and may change the way you live. Watch now and discover why changing your mindset may be the first step toward changing your life.

What if the biggest obstacle between you and the life you want isn't your circumstances—but your mindset? In this episode of LifeTVnow, Joe Horn and Jamie Woodle sit down with motivational speaker and clinical therapist Debbie Troeger to explore how the thoughts you rehearse every day shape your behaviors, your health, and ultimately your future. Why do so many people set goals only to fall back into the same habits? Is it really a lack of discipline—or is something deeper happening in the brain? Together, they discuss: Why limiting beliefs keep us stuck  How your thoughts influence your actions  The science behind lasting behavior change  Practical ways to develop healthier thinking patterns  How faith and mindset work together to transform your life  If you've ever felt trapped by fear, negative thinking, or repeated cycles that seem impossible to break, this conversation offers practical encouragement and hope. Your circumstances don't always determine your future—but your mindset often does.

From making simple dietary changes to understanding how everyday food choices impact long-term health, Dr. Shuck shares practical, evidence-informed insights that can help you take a proactive approach to wellness. Whether you're looking to prevent disease, improve your energy, or build healthier habits, this conversation highlights why food truly can be medicine.

Cheryl Franklin returns for a practical and encouraging discussion designed for anyone interested in starting their homesteading journey. Drawing from her experience, Cheryl shares common misconceptions about homesteading, the challenges beginners often face, and the essential first steps for building a successful and sustainable homestead. From planning and budgeting to choosing projects that fit your lifestyle and property, she offers valuable guidance to help new homesteaders start with confidence.

🏡 What's Fueling the Homesteading Movement? Something is changing. More families are growing their own food, learning forgotten skills, raising livestock, and seeking a more self-reliant way of life. But what's driving this growing movement? In this episode of LifeTVnow, we sit down with Cheryl Franklin, founder of the Ozarks Homesteading Expo, to discuss why so many people are rethinking modern conveniences, taking a closer look at their health, and reconnecting with the skills that once sustained generations. Topics include: 🌱 Why homesteading is growing in popularity 🥕 Food security and rising costs 💪 Self-reliance and practical life skills 🍎 Health, wellness, and dependence on modern systems 🐔 What people are rediscovering through homesteading Whether you're already living the homesteading lifestyle or just curious about why so many people are making the shift, this conversation is for you. 📺 Watch now on: • LifeTVnow.org • YouTube • Rumble • FaithNFreedomTV • Thursdays at 8am on the PTL Channel 👇 What's one homesteading skill you'd like to learn? Let us know in the comments!