In this episode of Remnant Radio, Joshua Lewis, Michael Rowntree, and Michael Miller engage in a candid response to criticisms leveled against them by Chris Rosebrough, Steven Kozar, and Justin Peters, acknowledging areas where they feel they’ve fallen short in exercising discernment, particularly in platforming certain figures within the charismatic movement. The Remnant Radio team addresses specific individuals they’ve hosted, including Robert Liardon, David Diga Hernandez, Mike Bickle, Todd White, and Heidi Baker, explaining their reasoning for initially platforming these figures and expressing regret where appropriate. A major theme revolves around the challenges of discerning true character and doctrine, with the hosts acknowledging that they’ve relied too heavily on recommendations from personal connections in the past. They also discuss the complexities of evaluating public figures and pointing out the need for consistent standards of accountability across different theological camps. The Remnant Radio team commits to do better as they evaluate those in ministry leadership.

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The team calls for greater accountability within the charismatic church, urging leaders to address issues of abuse, false teaching, and financial impropriety. The team also emphasizes the importance of extending grace and recognizing the limitations of human discernment, acknowledging that even with the best intentions, mistakes can be made. The Remnant Radio team encourages listeners to engage with their content critically, to hold them accountable, and to join them in the pursuit of both spiritual fervor and theological integrity, as they seek to navigate the ever-evolving landscape of charismatic Christianity.

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