Heaven Bent

Season 11 begins with fear close to home.

This trailer for Heaven Bent Season 11 explores how former Christian Tara Jean Stevens grapples with lingering beliefs in demons, the Antichrist, and witches, while examining the witch stereotype as a symbol of powerful women reclaiming their power and knowledge.

Brittany Hart was sixteen when IHOP-KC pulled her in.

Patricia King Ministries' board of directors has issued an official response to abuse allegations shared by survivor Daniel on the Heaven Bent podcast.

This episode explores Daniel's journey from Australia to Vancouver in 2001, drawn by prophetic minister Patricia King's supernatural teachings about God's glory.

This episode documents Kat's public story of being sexually assaulted by Prophet Patricia King's late husband in 2001 and examines the ministry's impact and reactions.

Heaven Bent S10E3, "The Kingdom Accountability Project," centers on Patricia King, Ron Cantor, and the CAP document that churches can use when allegations of abuse come forward.

A ministry statement gets a close read.

This episode introduces season 10, focusing on a guest detailing how her sexual assault claim was mishandled 25 years ago and its impact on her life and faith journey.

January 1994 was loud.

This episode explores the rise of Amy Semple McPherson and connects her story to modern-day Christian nationalism and its ties to Donald Trump's spiritual advisor and the Ku Klux Klan.

This episode explores the rise and scandal of early 20th-century evangelist Amy Semple McPherson, who built the first American megachurch.

This episode explores the life and impact of Amy Semple McPherson, a pioneering Pentecostal evangelist and founder of the Foursquare Church.

The episode examines how former Bethel worship leader Sean Foyt supports Trump's deportation efforts as part of a spiritual battle for America's Christian identity.

Host Tara Jean Stevens reflects on five years of making Heaven Bent and shares insights from an interview about fostering supportive online spaces for those questioning identity-based communities.

An investigation into the prophetic movement and how a woman named Jubilee was duped by a fraudulent prophet and endured domestic violence, now becoming a whistleblower.

This episode investigates the scandal surrounding prophet Sean Bowles, accused of fraud and spiritual abuse within the prophetic movement.

An exploration of the modern prophetic movement, focusing on Prophet Sean Bowles and his use of detailed personal revelations.

This episode investigates newly surfacing allegations of grooming, sexual abuse, and financial fraud against Art Lussier, founder of Harvest Ministries International.

Host Tara Jean Stevens updates listeners on Art Lussier stepping back from Harvest leadership amid allegations, reflecting on her research and the community's response.

This episode examines the Let Us Worship tour led by former Bethel leader Sean Foyt, blending faith, spiritual practice, and right-wing politics during and after the COVID-19 pandemic.

A former member reads a letter to an oversight committee detailing inappropriate behavior by a ministry leader, as part of an ongoing investigation into the prophetic movement.