The Smith and Rowland Show

The Smith and Rowland Show is back with a sharp, lively discussion about politics, faith, media influence, and what happens when public figures turn their voices toward MAGA, then turn on it.

On this Thursday, June 18, the conversation opens with a sponsor reveal in code, a running joke that sets the tone for the episode. From there, the hosts move into a wide-ranging exchange about Megyn Kelly, Tucker Carlson, Candace Owens, Alex Jones, J.D. Vance, and the growing split inside the conservative world. They talk about influence, approval ratings, public trust, and why a small group can still shape a much larger audience.

The discussion also gets into Scripture, including Matthew 7:21, and the question of what it means when people use faith language without clear fruit to back it up. That part of the conversation is direct and blunt. The hosts press hard on the difference between sounding spiritual and actually living by the word of God.

They also look at the Iran conflict, the language being used around victory and loss, and how media figures frame major events for their audiences. Along the way, the episode keeps its usual mix of humor, commentary, and strong opinion.

If you want a no-nonsense take on MAGA, conservative media, Christian discernment, and the way political narratives are being sold right now, this episode is worth your time.

Watch, listen, and decide for yourself where the real problem lies.

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"Depart from Me, I Never Knew You" is one of the most serious warnings in Matthew 7, and this episode of The Smith and Rowland Show takes it head-on.

Jeff and Rowland walk through Matthew 7:15-23, starting with false prophets, bad fruit, and the danger of trusting outward works instead of real relationship with Christ. They also talk about the difference between a claim and a walk, the role of discernment in the church, and why fruit matters more than showy religion.

This conversation stays close to the text and asks hard questions. Can someone look right on the outside and still be lost? Can good works, prophecy, or religious activity hide a false heart? What does the passage really say about the people who call Jesus "Lord" but never knew Him?

The discussion also touches on faith, presumption, spiritual pride, and the danger of measuring people by appearances. If you want a biblical, plain-spoken look at Matthew 7 and the warning behind these verses, this episode gives you plenty to think about.

Watch the full episode and read the passage for yourself in the King James Bible.

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Showing up matters, because faith is never meant to stay private.

In this episode of The Smith and Rowland Show, Alan Smith teaches from Acts 19 and lays out a hard truth, when Christ changes a person, that change reaches the home, the workplace, the church, and the public square. The uproar in Ephesus shows what happens when the gospel confronts idols, money, pride, and false worship.

This lesson also presses on the gap between knowing and doing. It challenges the habit of treating Bible knowledge as the finish line, and it calls believers to simple faithfulness, service, and obedience. Alan Smith also draws a clear line between real revival and untamed zeal, using James Davenport as a warning that passion without wisdom can go off course.

You'll hear direct teaching on:

 * why showing up in the body of Christ matters
 * how Acts 19 exposes idols tied to money, work, and status
 * why the gospel changes people before it changes culture
 * how to think about lost people with truth and compassion
 * why courage and restraint both matter in public conflict

This is a message for anyone who wants a clearer view of Acts 19 and a more honest look at daily Christian life. If your faith never disturbs the idols around you, this teaching asks a serious question about what you're following.

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AI, robots, and Revelation 13 come together in this episode of The Smith and Rowland Show.

Jeff and Roland talk through the image of the beast, the false prophet, and the way modern technology makes this passage feel closer than ever. The discussion moves from Scripture to the rise of artificial intelligence, data centers, public fear around UFOs, and the growing trust people place in machines. They also read directly from Revelation 13 and break down how the text describes power, worship, deception, and the mark of the beast.

This is a blunt conversation with plenty of humor, but the topic is serious. The question at the center of the episode is simple: what happens when people start giving their confidence to a system that can speak, think, and influence the whole world? The hosts connect that idea to biblical prophecy, the Antichrist, and the role of the false prophet.

You'll also hear the back-and-forth that makes The Smith and Rowland Show so watchable, including sponsor talk, jokes, and a straight-up Bible discussion that keeps landing on Revelation 13. If you care about end-times prophecy, AI, the mark of the beast, or how current events line up with Scripture, this episode gives you a lot to think about.

Watch the full conversation, follow the Scripture readings, and decide where you stand on the growing role of AI in prophetic discussion.

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Jeff Rowland examines Iran in biblical prophecy through Daniel 8, Jeremiah 49, and Ezekiel 38, with a direct look at Elam, Medo-Persia, and the end times.

In this episode, Jeff argues that prophecy is not limited to a single moment in history. He explains why Daniel, Jeremiah, and Ezekiel still matter today, and why their language speaks to judgment, nations, human response, and even revival. He walks through Daniel 7 and Daniel 8, then connects those visions to the region of modern Iran, the ram and the goat, and the broader pattern of empires that run through Scripture.

The discussion also covers Jeremiah 49 and the word against Elam, including the line, "I will break the bow of Elam." Jeff ties that passage to ancient military power, present-day regional conflict, and the idea that God's word keeps speaking across history. He also points to reports of Christian growth in Iran, dreams and visions, and the way faith spreads where open witness is restricted.

This is a focused look at biblical prophecy, Iran, the last days, and the conflict between human power and God's rule. If you follow prophecy teaching, Middle East events, or the books of Daniel and Jeremiah, this conversation gives you a clear framework for reading the text with care.

Watch closely, compare the passages for yourself, and test everything against Scripture.

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Islam is losing ground in Iran, and Christianity is spreading through house churches, dreams, visions, and secret believers. In this episode of The Smith and Rowland Show, the conversation moves from a light sponsor joke about "Globe" to a serious look at revival, persecution, and Bible prophecy.

The hosts discuss recent reports that thousands of mosques have closed in Iran, while more Iranians are coming to Christ. They also talk about the role of pressure, fear, and state control, and why the gospel often grows where believers suffer most. Jeremiah 49 is brought into the discussion as they connect current events in Iran with prophetic passages about Elam, modern-day Iran.

The episode also tackles a bigger question, how should Christians respond when persecution rises and the world seems unstable? The discussion points to prayer, desperation, and the power of God to move where preaching is blocked. Personal stories, news analysis, and biblical insight all come together in a fast-moving exchange that is both serious and surprisingly funny.

If you follow Bible prophecy, Middle East news, Iran, revival, or Christian commentary, this episode gives you plenty to think about. It also raises a hard truth, the spiritual battle is not waiting on the headlines. It is already underway.

Watch as Jeff and Allan talk through the news, the prophecy, and what may be happening behind the scenes in Iran right now.

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Matthew 24 gets a hard look in this episode of The Smith and Rowland Show. The discussion focuses on the abomination of desolation, the difference between tribulation and great tribulation, and why the timing in Jesus' words matters.

The conversation also digs into the meaning of "the elect" and "the very elect," with a strong case for reading those terms through a prophetic and Jewish context. That leads into a wider talk about Daniel, Joel, Matthew 24, Romans, Thessalonians, and the way prophecy unfolds in patterns as well as direct fulfillment.

Along the way, the hosts address false prophets, false christs, signs and wonders, the role of deception in the last days, and how dispensational teaching shapes the way many read end-time scripture. They also make a clear distinction between the gospel for this present age and the message tied to the tribulation period.

If you want a serious Bible discussion about end-times prophecy, the rapture, Israel, grace, and the elect, this episode gives you a lot to think about.

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Alan Smith asks a question that sits at the heart of Easter faith: have you found the risen Jesus, or do you only know the Easter story?

In this episode of The Smith and Rowland Show, Alan Smith looks at the resurrection of Jesus Christ through Matthew, Mark, Luke, John, and 1 Corinthians 15. He shows why the empty tomb matters, why the witnesses matter, and why the risen Christ is still speaking today. This is a clear, Scripture-focused message about the life and power of the resurrection, not just the holiday.

Alan walks through the first resurrection morning, the women at the tomb, the angel's message, the guards' cover-up, Mary Magdalene's grief, the road to Emmaus, Thomas in the locked room, and Paul's account of the many witnesses who saw Jesus alive. Along the way, he points to a simple but serious truth, familiarity with Scripture is not the same as receiving what God is saying right now.

He also connects resurrection faith with daily life. Words matter. Forgiveness matters. A heart that keeps reaching for old wounds can miss the voice of Christ. If Jesus is alive, then His presence, His word, and His call to believe still matter today.

This message is a strong reminder that the resurrection is the center of the Christian faith. Christ died for our sins, He was buried, He rose again the third day, and He was seen. That is the gospel Paul preached, and it still stands.

Watch this episode if you want a grounded, Bible-based look at the resurrection and a fresh call to hear Jesus by name.

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Russia, Israel, the West, and the restrainer all come into focus in this episode of The Smith and Rowland Show.

On Ep. 920, Smith and Rowland talk through the growing pressure around Bible prophecy, the rise of false peace, and the biblical meaning of "the restrainer" in 2 Thessalonians. The conversation moves from Candace Owens, Alexander Dugin, and Russian rhetoric to the larger question of how deception works when it starts with partial truth.

They also dig into the pre-tribulation rapture, Paul's letters to the Thessalonians, the day of the Lord, and why the Holy Spirit is the real restraining force, not Russia. Along the way, the discussion touches Ezekiel 38, the kings of the east, Magog, Persia, and the strange way current events seem to line up with prophetic passages.

This is a sharp, fast-moving episode for anyone studying end-times prophecy, dispensational teaching, Israel in prophecy, and the spiritual condition of the West. It also gets personal, with honest talk about moral decay, deception in public life, and the need for a real move of God.

If you want a biblical look at the headlines, this episode brings the heat.

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Aleksandr Dugin, Candace Owens, Russia, and the Antichrist all come up in this sharp, unscripted episode of The Smith and Rowland Show.

Alan Smith and Jeff Rowland react to the growing talk around Russian philosopher Aleksandr Dugin, his ideas about the West, and the way those ideas are showing up in modern media and politics. They also talk about Candace Owens' trip to Russia, the role of conservative voices, and why so many people are paying close attention to the messages being pushed from abroad.

This episode goes straight into biblical prophecy, apostate Christianity, Islam, the restrainer in 2 Thessalonians 2, and the long-running debate over the Antichrist as a person or a system. The conversation is direct, funny, and serious at the same time, with plenty of back-and-forth on where culture, religion, and world events are headed.

You'll also hear the kind of off-the-rails banter that makes this show what it is, including the now-famous "wolf rat" sponsor moment and a few sharp jabs at modern media figures. But the main focus stays on the larger question, what happens when political theory, propaganda, and end-times teaching all collide?

If you care about Bible prophecy, current events, Russia, Candace Owens, Tucker Carlson, Glenn Beck, and the rise of false religious unity, this episode is worth your time.

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