• Demons in Dry and Desolate Places

  • Dec 4 2024
  • Length: 23 mins
  • Podcast

Demons in Dry and Desolate Places

  • Summary

  • Where do demons like to hang out?

    You know, other than the DMV, the Grammy Awards, or in that sauce they put in Chipotle wraps.

    Where would you go- or perhaps a better way to say it, where should you avoid- if you want to stay away from demons?

    Well if you asked the writers of the Bible, they had an idea about where demons liked to congregate. I mean, certainly you can find a demon just about anywhere. But what locations of the earth were considered the domain of demons?

    Jesus made a strange (almost off-handed) comment in

    Matthew 12:43, where He said:

    When an unclean spirit goes out of a man, he goes through dry places, seeking rest, and finds none.

    So what did Jesus mean about demons- AKA unclean spirits- who go through dry, waterless places when they are cast out of a human?

    I find this to be weird, and I’d like to explore why it’s in the Bible.

    Turn to Matthew 12, and let’s get weird.


    0:00 - Introduction

    2:45 - The Context

    4:45 - Unholy Ground

    10:00 - Kingdom Authority

    18:20 - Next Time and Closing Thoughts


    If you want to get in touch, my email is weirdstuffinthebible@gmail.com

    Hosted by Luke Taylor


    If you’re intrigued by strange Bible stories, uncovering Bible mysteries, or learning about unusual biblical teachings, this podcast is for you! Dive deep into weird Bible facts, biblical controversies, and the supernatural in the Bible, while exploring the hidden stories of the Bible you may have never heard. Get a fresh perspective as we explain the Bible in ways that challenge the norm and uncover the unexpected. I’m so glad you’re here- don’t forget to SUBSCRIBE so that you never miss an episode!

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