A sermon-like teaching on rejecting evil while preserving room for forgiveness.
The episode centers on the call to abhor what is evil and cling to what is good, framing that teaching through prayer, victory, salvation, joy, and authority.

Prayerful teaching for spiritual warfare.
RESCUE RADIO with Marjorie Cole treats everyday fear, sin, conflict, and confusion as part of a larger spiritual battle. Its episodes move from prayer into Bible teaching, then press toward repentance, authority, forgiveness, and hope in Christ.
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RESCUE RADIO with Marjorie Cole is a Christian teaching and prayer program with a persistent sense of spiritual urgency. Its basic frame is simple and repeated with force: Jesus has already won the war, but believers still have to stand, discern, forgive, resist deception, and live from that victory. The show opens many episodes in prayer. From there, it moves into scripture, often pausing over a phrase until it becomes a lesson about the condition of the soul. The rhythm is measured. It can feel like a live Bible study that has become a sermon, with one thought circling back through sin, grace, authority, and deliverance until the point lands. The theology is not detached or abstract. Scripture becomes a way to talk about hating evil without writing off the person who does it. James becomes a warning about desire, temptation, and the enemy’s tactics. Ephesians becomes a meditation on adoption, grace, and the believer’s position before God. Thessalonians becomes a lens for reading falling away, deception, and the signs of the times. The cross is central. So are forgiveness, binding and loosing, spiritual rights, and the claim that believers have authority over darkness through Christ. The show is also frank about fear, shame, accusation, trauma, family, sickness, and difficult relationships. Its language can be severe, especially when it names Satan, witchcraft, destruction, curses, the Antichrist, and a war for the soul. Yet the intended movement is not despair. The teaching pushes toward courage, restored identity, divine protection, and freedom from condemnation. It is best for listeners who want Christian exhortation with deliverance themes, repeated prayer, and direct moral application. It is less suited to those looking for detached theology, interfaith conversation, or a lightly devotional tone. The distinguishing mark is its courtroom-and-battlefield imagination: salvation is treated not only as comfort, but as a legal and spiritual victory that must be understood, claimed, and lived.
Made for: For Christians drawn to prayer, deliverance language, and direct Bible teaching about sin, grace, deception, and spiritual authority. It especially fits listeners who want faith applied to fear, shame, relationships, and endurance.
What sets it apart: The show blends devotional prayer, courtroom imagery, and battlefield language into one steady form of exhortation. Rather than staying with general encouragement, it repeatedly names the enemy, the cross, forgiveness, and believer authority as practical realities.
It’s time to speak up and confront the lies. The battle between God and Satan is being fought within our very souls, and it’s time to have an honest conversation about it. Although the Lord has already won the battle, the Enemy still has a lot to say, leaving many of us feeling doubtful and confused.Join us for discussions on spiritual warfare, generational curses, deliverance, sin, relationships, addiction, depression, anxiety, healing, suffering, and more. Tune in to our podcast and experience the freedom that comes from knowing the Truth.Hosted by Marjorie Cole, founder of Life Recovery, Inc. & author of ”Taking the Devil to Court”, along with her husband Jarry Cole, Pastor of True Light…
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Marjorie Cole builds a consistent theology of spiritual warfare that connects biblical interpretation with forgiveness, suffering, grace, and personal conduct.
A prayer sets the terms, then Marjorie Cole moves through scripture with the urgency of someone mapping an active spiritual conflict. RESCUE RADIO with Marjorie Cole treats the cross, salvation, grace, heaven, and human relationships through a recurring theology of divine…
Marjorie Cole argues salvation like a court case; your inner prosecutor may want a lawyer.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A sermon-like teaching on rejecting evil while preserving room for forgiveness.
The episode centers on the call to abhor what is evil and cling to what is good, framing that teaching through prayer, victory, salvation, joy, and authority.
A forceful teaching that keeps sin, law, and grace in one tight frame.
The episode stays centered on temptation, the law, and the cross. It moves from James 1:14 to Eve and Ephesians 2 to press the case that trying to add to what Christ has already done can dishonor the cross, while the law can harden into enmity or conflict between God and people.
A cross-first lesson on victory, legal standing, and spiritual warfare.
The review frames the cross as the decisive victory in a war already won, linking Jesus' death to defeat over sin, Satan, and death. It moves from worship into a legal frame, urging listeners to stand, know their rights, and approach God as a petitioner.
A direct Christian teaching on spiritual warfare, adoption into God's family, and returning through Jesus Christ.
Spiritual warfare is treated as both an inner struggle and an outward battle, beginning with prayer for peace, justice, righteousness, truth, wisdom, authority, courage, protection, and steadiness.
A prayer-led reading of 2 Thessalonians frames falling away and spiritual warfare as an urgent end-times warning.
"Signs of the Times" approaches end-times expectation through prayer, spiritual warfare, and a close reading of 2 Thessalonians 2. It begins with thanks for Christ's victory over the enemy, then asks for power, authority, readiness, and protection from fear, lies, trauma, death,…
A direct journey through Abraham's line toward a Christmas prayer for keeping Christ at the center.
"Journey to Bethlehem" frames the road to Christ's birth as a sustained spiritual conflict, moving through God's promise to Abraham and Sarah, Isaac, Rebecca's twins, Egypt, and Pharaoh's killing of baby boys.
A scripture-led reflection on whether the cross reaches the dead, and how mercy stands with justice.
The episode frames the fate of the dead as a question of mercy held together with justice. It opens in prayer, thanking God for victory, authority through Jesus, and the work of advancing the kingdom, then turns to the claim that Jesus descended into Hades after the cross and…

Two Bible translators unpack Scripture's hardest passages, from Revelation's 666 to the Witch of Endor.

Catholic arguments with pint-table warmth.

Daily headlines under Christian judgment.

Serious Bible questions, patiently reasoned.

Catholic homilies for the next faithful step.

Catholic teaching for ordinary discipleship.
This episode opens with a prayer thanking God for salvation, spiritual protection, and victory in the war for souls, setting a devotional tone for the podcast.
This episode is a prayerful call for spiritual awakening and standing firm in faith amid divine signs and challenges.
This episode focuses on spiritual fulfillment through God's promises, prayer, and faith in Jesus Christ.
The teaching opens in prayer, thanking God for victory, authority, and the work of advancing his kingdom.
The episode opens with a prayer of thanks for Jesus as Savior.
Marjorie Cole and Jerry argue that “unanswered prayers” can accumulate into doubt, while Acts 3 gives their example of Peter commanding a man to “rise up and walk.” They contrast vague requests with focused declarations, citing Ephesians 5:17 and 1 John 5:14–15 on knowing and asking according to God's will.
RESCUE RADIO with Marjorie Cole centers on Romans 12:9-21, with Jerry reading Paul's instructions and Cole translating them into relationship language.
The host opens in prayer and declares victory over the enemy.
The host opens in prayer.
A prayerful episode focusing on spiritual warfare, God's victory, Jesus' sacrifice, and divine protection for believers in challenging times.
A prayerful episode where Marjorie Cole thanks God for spiritual victory, commemorates Jesus' sacrifice, and declares authority over darkness through faith.
Rescue Radio co-hosts Jerry and Marjorie Cole discuss why people are 'dying so suddenly' and use it to argue only two afterlife destinations exist: the new heaven and earth, or the lake of fire, per John 3:16-21.
Rescue Radio hosts Jerry and Marjorie Cole open with a spiritual-warfare prayer before turning to Matthew 16 and 24, arguing believers should 'discern the signs of the times' rather than debating dates.
This episode focuses on the spiritual power of speech through prayer and faith in Christianity.
This episode features a prayer-focused discussion on spiritual warfare, emphasizing the authority of believers through Jesus Christ to overcome deception and darkness.