Kings Dream Live [podcast]

In this powerful episode, Grammy-winning producer Rodney “Darkchild” Jerkins shares never-before-heard stories about working with Michael Jackson—including the moment Michael called asking for prayer and, just 10 days before his passing, accepted Jesus as his Lord and Savior. We discuss the eternal perspective beyond fame, the seeds of faith planted over decades, and how Rodney navigates being a Christian in the heart of the secular music industry. Subscribe & leave a review!

Could near-death experiences be evidence for life after death—and even the resurrection of Jesus? In this episode, Ruslan explores the fascinating connection between documented NDEs, biblical accounts like Paul’s vision in 2 Corinthians, and the empty tomb. Featuring expert insights from Dr. Gary Habermas and a vivid firsthand testimony, we dive into the data, theology, and implications these experiences have for faith, skeptics, and the afterlife. Subscribe & leave a review!

In this episode, Ruslan dives into a thought-provoking exchange between Joe Rogan and Navy SEAL Chad Wright about one of the toughest questions Christians face: “Do contradictions in the Bible undermine its divine inspiration?” Using real examples, Ruslan unpacks how language changes over centuries, why context and original meaning matter, and how scholars like Wes Huff and Mike Winger address alleged contradictions—like the differing angel accounts at Jesus’ tomb. The conversation explores why skeptics often use quantity-over-quality arguments, how historical manuscript evidence for Scripture is unmatched in antiquity, and why this level of preservation is itself remarkable. Along the way, Ruslan shares personal insights from his own faith journey, the role of apologetics in building confidence in the Bible, and why understanding Scripture should lead to righteous living, not just head knowledge.

The George Janko Interview

In this episode, Ruslan breaks down a surprising moment from Joe Rogan's latest podcast, where Rogan makes a bold statement about faith, miracles, and the limits of logic. The conversation dives into why Rogan says the miracle of the Big Bang is harder to believe than the resurrection of Jesus—and how one command from Jesus still challenges him. Ruslan unpacks Rogan’s evolving views on Christianity, explores the logic behind belief in God, and explains why miracles are more reasonable than many skeptics admit. This is a powerful look at how even the most influential voices are wrestling with faith, doubt, and truth.

In this episode, Ruslan sits down with Christian apologist Wes Huff to explore the difference between chasing influence and building expertise. They discuss the years of faithfulness, study, and behind-the-scenes preparation that led to Wes’s viral impact, emphasizing the importance of character, stewardship, and godly ambition. Together, they unpack what it means to pursue passion that embraces discomfort, live a life worth questioning, and use every opportunity for God’s glory.

A new study claims to debunk the Shroud of Turin, arguing it was never wrapped around a real body but created from a medieval sculpture. In this episode, we break down the 3D modeling research, explore its flaws, and explain why key features like the shroud’s photographic negative and 3D depth remain unexplained. Join us as we examine what the study got right, what it missed, and why the mystery of the shroud is far from settled.

Why do so many Christians—celebrities and regular folks alike—still struggle with addiction after coming to faith? In this honest conversation, Ruslan and John McCrae (What Do You Meme?) dive into their personal battles with sexual sin, addiction, and the identity traps that kept them stuck. They explore how culture twists our sense of value, how sin hijacks our purpose, and how freedom is possible through a top-down identity rooted in Christ. If you’ve ever wrestled with addiction, shame, or feeling like you’re not changing fast enough, this episode will offer clarity, hope, and a biblical path forward.

In this heartfelt episode, George Janko shares the hilarious and humbling story of the first time he met Justin Bieber—and how he almost blew what felt like his “one shot.” But this conversation goes deeper than celebrity run-ins. George opens up about rejection, being misunderstood, and the faith that anchored him through it all. From being booed off stage to winning over his high school, George and Ruslan explore how God uses broken moments to build godly character. They discuss creativity, calling, and why the condition of your heart matters more than your talent. If you've ever felt overlooked, discouraged, or unsure of your place, this one’s for you.

Steve Jobs changed the world—but what did he see as he left it? In this episode, Ruslan explores the final moments of the Apple co-founder, the regrets he carried, and how unchecked ambition can cost us everything that truly matters. From Jobs’s rise and fall to his haunting last words, this conversation unpacks what Jesus meant when He asked, “What does it profit a man to gain the whole world, but lose his soul?” Ruslan also shares a personal story of failure and pride from his music career, tying it all together with timeless biblical wisdom on purpose, family, and legacy. Whether you're chasing success or questioning what really matters, this episode is for you.

In this heartfelt and honest conversation, George Janko opens up to Ruslan about his relationship, wrestling with the question: Are we really married in God’s eyes? What begins as a lighthearted check-in about wedding plans turns into a raw reflection on conviction, guilt, faith, and spiritual maturity. George confesses how success delayed his obedience, how living like a husband before making the covenant before God led to deep conviction, and how marriage has transformed his perspective on manhood, legacy, and contentment.Ruslan challenges George with Scripture, particularly 1 Corinthians, while also encouraging him with truth and grace. They also discuss trusting God with timing, future children, and fighting spiritual battles through worship, not worry.This episode is a powerful look at how culture distorts marriage and how God's design brings clarity, blessing, and peace. If you've ever wondered what godly marriage really means—or struggled with feeling stuck between the world’s timing and God’s—

In this episode, Ruslan KD sits down with Jonathan from Ear to Hear to dive deep into one of the most debated theological frameworks among Christians: dispensationalism vs covenant theology. They unpack what Scripture says about Israel—past, present, and future—and whether modern geopolitical Israel aligns with biblical prophecy.They explore questions like:Are the Jewish people still God’s chosen people under a unique covenant?Does “all Israel will be saved” mean the modern nation-state or the ethnic people scattered across the world?Should Christians support every action of Israel’s government in the name of biblical prophecy?The conversation also addresses the role of prophecy in modern politics, conspiracy theories around Mousad and the CIA, and the controversial use of Scripture in political rhetoric by figures like Ted Cruz. Throughout, Ruslan challenges easy assumptions while Jonathan lays out the case for a literal, dispensational reading of the Bible—arguing that God works in distinct eras and still h

In this powerful episode, Ruslan KD shares one of the biggest business mistakes in history—the time Excite’s CEO turned down buying Google for $750K—and draws a profound parallel to how many of us overlook the influence and opportunities God has already placed in our hands. With a deep dive into Luke 19 and the parable of the minas, Ruslan unpacks how stewardship, not status, is what matters most. You’ll learn the difference between outside-in, inside-out, and top-down identity, and discover why buried potential offends the King. Whether you’re just starting out or feel like you’ve missed your chance, this episode will inspire you to stop waiting, start creating, and be faithful with what’s in your hand.

In this thought-provoking episode, we explore the biblical prophecies surrounding Israel, end times, and the rise of the Antichrist. The conversation dives deep into Ezekiel 38, examining how ancient nations like Russia, Iran, and Turkey could be part of a future war against Israel, potentially triggering a global conflict. We discuss how God’s miraculous defense of Israel could spark mass revival among Jewish people and how this could pave the way for the Antichrist to rise as a false peacemaker. The speakers unpack different views on the rapture, biblical symbolism, and the connection between First John, Daniel, and Revelation. We also wrestle with modern political concerns about Israel’s leadership, U.S. foreign policy, and even theories involving Mossad and the CIA. Ultimately, this episode challenges listeners to stay faithful, discerning, and focused on living out the gospel in turbulent times.

In this episode, we unpack Jordan Peterson’s ongoing struggle to clearly articulate his faith in Jesus, even when pressed by George Janko, Shawn Ryan, and others. We walk through key moments — from his ambiguous answers on podcasts, to his fiery exchange on Jubilee, to his silence when George asks point-blank if he’s a Christian. We also contrast his journey with the biblical call to clarity and courage in following Jesus, exploring what his hesitation reveals about our own.

In this episode, we unpack the fascinating and sobering journey of Jim Carrey — from poor Canadian kid to king of comedy, global fame, and unimaginable wealth — only to discover it wasn’t enough. Through his strange interviews and self-deprecating speeches, Carrey has hinted for years that the success he chased left him feeling empty. We contrast his story with Denzel Washington’s faith-rooted career and explore how godly ambition, anchored in Christ, offers a better way to live and create.

n this episode, we dive deep into Justin Bieber’s faith journey, his surprising new album Swag, and what it reveals about the tension between spirituality and culture today. We explore Justin’s public walk with Jesus — from his baptism and worship leading to his recent collaborations and explicit lyrics — and ask what it says about a generation that wants Jesus as Savior but struggles to surrender to Him as Lord. We also reflect on how believers can build a solid foundation of worldview, virtue, and impact, instead of chasing fruit out of season. The conversation ends with an invitation to the Bless God Summit, where we unpack these ideas even further.

In this episode, Ruslan and his guest dive deep into the tension between biblical prophecy, modern Israel, and U.S. politics. They discuss whether Christians should support the Israeli government unconditionally, what Romans 11 really means about “all Israel” being saved, and how dispensationalist theology shapes these views. They also touch on controversial claims about the CIA, Mossad, and the Epstein list — questioning how faith and politics intersect without crossing into conspiracy.