What if the answer to better health isn't always another prescription?

In this episode of the Revelations Podcast, Reagan welcomes back Dr. George Kramer for a fascinating conversation about the history of medicine, the rise of the pharmaceutical model, and the growing return to natural and whole-person approaches to health.

Dr. Kramer shares how his experience at Mayo Clinic and decades of practicing physical and integrative medicine shaped his approach to healing. They discuss how medicine moved from an emphasis on prevention, nutrition, lifestyle, and the body's natural ability to heal toward a system increasingly focused on diagnosing disease and treating symptoms with medication.

They explore the importance of diet, exercise, sleep, morning light, breathing, stress reduction, gut health, vitamins and minerals, and spiritual health. Dr. Kramer also explains why he believes the mind, body, spirit, and soul should all be considered when looking at a person's health.

You'll also hear personal stories about magnesium, migraines, atrial fibrillation, chronic pain, hormone health, prayer, and the surprising ways seemingly simple changes can make a difference.

Dr. Kramer explains why he believes medicine is beginning to rediscover some of the principles that natural and integrative practitioners have emphasized for decades—and why patients can take a more active role in understanding and caring for their health.

Most importantly, this conversation points back to a biblical perspective: our bodies are the temple of the Holy Spirit, and caring for our health can be part of caring for what God has entrusted to us.

What if God is doing something new around the world—and what if our biggest responsibility is simply to get out of the way?

In this powerful conversation, Reagan sits down with Dr. Rob Reimer, author of Soul Care, to talk about what God is doing right now and why Rob believes we may be witnessing a unique and fresh move of the Holy Spirit. From a supernatural encounter on an airplane to stories of young people coming to Jesus in Finland and thousands of Amish people discovering freedom in Christ, Rob shares why he believes something significant is happening.

Rob explains that unlike many historic moves of God that began in one particular place and spread outward, what he is seeing now looks more like a “delta” flowing into an ocean—with multiple, seemingly independent moves of the Spirit happening simultaneously around the world.

But there is a warning: ego and envy can hinder what God is doing.

Rob challenges believers to stop comparing platforms, ministries, gifts, and assignments and instead make everything about Jesus and His kingdom. He explains why humility is essential to intimacy with God and why desperation can become a platform for breakthrough.

The conversation also dives deeply into Soul Care, inner healing, identity in Christ, and the importance of addressing the unresolved issues of our hearts so we can actually live in the freedom Jesus offers.

And when it comes to the end times, Rob offers a simple message from Jesus: Be ready.

Finally, Rob shares about his new book, Renewal Culture, and how we can position ourselves to welcome, host, and sustain a genuine move of God—not just experience a temporary spiritual moment.

What happens when you say yes to something God is asking you to do that seems completely crazy?

Molly's story is proof that God can use the most unexpected things to open doors, start conversations, bring hope, and point people to Jesus. What began with a backpack full of cheese balls eventually became a unique ministry that has reached people across the United States and even around the world. Molly shares how an unconventional idea became a powerful conversation starter—and how she learned that obedience matters far more than whether something looks impressive to other people.

But this conversation goes far beyond cheese balls. Molly opens up about her family's journey into American Ninja Warrior, how a simple geocaching discovery changed the direction of her family's life, and how God has continued to lead her through unexpected valleys and victories. She also shares about surviving open-heart surgery and her upcoming devotional, Surrender to the Surgeon, a deeply personal collection of 90 honest, hopeful, and humorous devotionals drawn from her journey.

This episode is a powerful reminder that your platform may not look like someone else's—and that's okay. God can use your story, your personality, your family, your passions, and even the things other people don't understand to accomplish His purposes.

As Molly says, the heart of it all is found in 1 Corinthians 10:31: “Whatever you do, do it all for the glory of God.”

What if your Bible study time doesn’t have to be perfect for God to meet you there?

In this powerful conversation, Elizabeth Santelman shares the deeply personal story behind her new Bible study, Gently Tended. After becoming a mother, experiencing health challenges, and entering a season where she simply didn’t have the capacity to study Scripture the way she once had, Elizabeth discovered a freeing truth: God isn’t waiting for us to climb a mountain to reach Him—He is already with us.

Elizabeth and Reagan talk about what it looks like to seek God when life is overwhelming, how prayer can begin with simply bringing our stress and emotions to Him, and why spiritual disciplines are meant to help us remember God’s presence, not earn it. They also explore biblical meditation, replacing the negative “scripts” running through our minds with God’s truth, practicing gratitude when life doesn’t go as planned, and the danger of putting a Bible teacher or study above Jesus Himself.

Elizabeth explains why Gently Tended is intentionally designed as a “choose your own adventure” Bible study—one that meets women wherever they are in their current season and capacity. Whether you have time for one verse, a few questions, or a deeper study, the goal is the same: take one small step toward Jesus.

What happens when a physician begins to see that healing can involve more than the physical and emotional—but also the spiritual?

In this powerful conversation, Reagan welcomes Dr. Troy Spurrill back to the Revelations Podcast to share the extraordinary story of his stepdaughter Jade and her journey from severe trauma, addiction, bondage, and overwhelming voices to freedom and a completely transformed life.

Dr. Troy describes how Jade’s family prayed for her for years,  how she eventually encountered deliverance ministry, her encounter with Heaven and what happened when she finally experienced a breakthrough. Afterward, Jade told her family, “I’m free!” and said she no longer heard the voices that had tormented her. Dr. Troy shares how that experience ultimately led Jade and other members of her family into ministry and helping others find freedom.

The conversation then expands into the spiritual side of healing, the authority believers have through Christ, the importance of obedience, prayer, Scripture, praise and worship, and why Dr. Troy believes the healthcare community is beginning to ask deeper questions about spiritual healing.

Dr. Troy also shares the story of Jade’s sister Danielle, whose own deliverance became another part of this remarkable chain reaction of restoration. Her story eventually led to her helping others struggling with addiction and brokenness.

They discuss why forgiveness and repentance are essential to freedom, how trauma and injustice can leave people wounded, and why even highly successful and intellectual people may need inner healing and spiritual freedom.

This is a conversation about deliverance, spiritual warfare, healing, trauma, addiction, forgiveness, obedience, faith, and the restoring power of God.

What would happen if you stopped trying to control the outcome and truly trusted God with every area of your life?

In this powerful conversation, Reagan Kramer sits down with bestselling author, speaker, and radio host Susie Larson to talk about her new book, More Than You Can Imagine: What God Does When You Trust Him. Susie shares why trusting God is more than simply believing He is faithful—it is making the decision to surrender, obey, rest, and follow Him even when the path is difficult or the outcome is unclear.

Susie opens up about seasons when her own trust in God was tested, including a powerful story about nearly walking away from speaking because of fear, physical challenges, and concern about what other people might think. Then God used an unexpected encounter with a bold woman to remind Susie that God is the One who called her—and He is the One who will sustain her. That moment challenged her to stop managing the outcome and start trusting God again.

Reagan and Susie also explore how the enemy attacks our identity to undermine our trust, why the "little things" can sometimes be harder than the big challenges, and how we can challenge thoughts that don't line up with what Scripture says about who we are.

One of the most powerful insights from the conversation is the difference between faith and trust: faith is our vision of who God is, while trust is our decision to act on that belief. Sometimes trusting God means moving forward. Sometimes it means fighting. And sometimes the greatest act of faith is simply resting and saying, "You've got this, God."

Susie also shares about becoming more receptive to God's voice, encouraging others, and creating space to hear what God may want to speak into someone else's life. She emphasizes the importance of humility and testing what we believe we've heard from God rather than assuming every impression is automatically from Him.