Uploaded November 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
In this powerful conversation, Dr. R.T. Kendall and Roland Baker unpack what Paul called “doctrines of demons” and how they’re showing up in today’s churches—often without people realizing it.
In this clip we talk about:
⚠️ Open Theism – the idea that God doesn’t really know the future
⚠️ Hyper-Grace – “your sins are already forgiven, so you never need to confess”
⚠️ Universalism & Annihilationism – “no one is really going to hell”
⚠️ Gifting Over Character – why so many anointed leaders still fall
⚠️ Cessationism – the belief that the gifts of the Spirit have ceased
⚠️ The Feel-Good Gospel – motivational sermons with no cross, no repentance
R.T. shares from decades of ministry, theology, and personal encounters with God, while Roland brings the perspective of revival, suffering, and miracles on the mission field. Together, they warn how subtle shifts in doctrine can completely reshape how we see God, the gospel, and eternity.
If you care about sound doctrine, revival, and loving Jesus more than platforms, this conversation will challenge you.
📚 Featuring:
Dr. R.T. Kendall & Roland Baker
Hosted by: Tyler Feller
👇 Let me know in the comments:
Which of these 6 doctrines do you think is most common in the Western church right now—and have you seen it up close?
In this powerful conversation, Dr. R.T. Kendall and Roland Baker unpack what Paul called “doctrines of demons” and how they’re showing up in today’s churches—often without people realizing it.
In this clip we talk about:
⚠️ Open Theism – the idea that God doesn’t really know the future
⚠️ Hyper-Grace – “your sins are already forgiven, so you never need to confess”
⚠️ Universalism & Annihilationism – “no one is really going to hell”
⚠️ Gifting Over Character – why so many anointed leaders still fall
⚠️ Cessationism – the belief that the gifts of the Spirit have ceased
⚠️ The Feel-Good Gospel – motivational sermons with no cross, no repentance
R.T. shares from decades of ministry, theology, and personal encounters with God, while Roland brings the perspective of revival, suffering, and miracles on the mission field. Together, they warn how subtle shifts in doctrine can completely reshape how we see God, the gospel, and eternity.
If you care about sound doctrine, revival, and loving Jesus more than platforms, this conversation will challenge you.
📚 Featuring:
Dr. R.T. Kendall & Roland Baker
Hosted by: Tyler Feller
👇 Let me know in the comments:
Which of these 6 doctrines do you think is most common in the Western church right now—and have you seen it up close?
