What do the Loch Ness Monster, the Nephilim, UFOs, and spiritual warfare have in common? In this episode of In Bad Company, I’m joined by pastor, author, and Nessie and Nephilim host Tim Ferrara for a conversation that goes deep into the strange and the supernatural.

Tim shares how his journey into ministry led him to start a podcast about topics many churches rarely discuss. We get into his experiences with deliverance, the mystery of Genesis 6 and the Book of Enoch, his fascination with Nessie, and the question everyone wants to ask: could UFO encounters have a spiritual explanation? We also talk about how to approach entertainment, unusual claims, and our own curiosity with discernment.

Join me and Tim as we explore the unknown, ask some big questions, and talk about why he believes every conversation about the supernatural should ultimately point back to Jesus.

Links:

https://linktr.ee/heathfall

Discerning-dad.com

Nessieandnephilim.com

Amanda Moore joins Heath Fall to talk about EMDR, trauma, anxiety, and the growing conversation around faith and mental health. As a licensed Christian counselor, Amanda breaks down what EMDR actually is, why some Christians are skeptical of therapy, and how science-backed counseling can work alongside biblical faith. From panic attacks to past trauma, this episode dives into healing, misconceptions around counseling, and what it looks like to pursue mental health in a way that honors both faith and wisdom.

Links:

https://linktr.ee/heathfall

Amanda Moore, LPC

Wonder Christian Counseling

www.wonderchristiancounseling.com

IG- @goodchristiantherapy

Gutsy Faith Podcast

https://open.spotify.com/show/0AVoaGwX2JDGy32TiyS19Y?si=YKD5h_SpRKW_rzemuPe44Q

Andrew Saludez joins me to talk about what authentic faith actually looks like beyond Sunday mornings—from his journey through youth ministry to podcasting, and how real community is built in everyday life. We get into whether modern youth groups reflect the early church, the tension between talking about problems vs actually loving people, and why small groups and relationships matter more than programs. Along the way, we hit on wild youth group stories, serving people in practical ways, navigating Gen Z culture, and even some of the strange and mysterious topics Andrew explores on his podcast. It’s a fun, honest conversation about faith, community, and what it really means to live it out.

Links:

https://open.spotify.com/show/0obq69pEi052aIDkIwL3Eu?si=qlmHlhRDRaSlLPXfMGM46A

https://linktr.ee/heathfall

https://www.instagram.com/in_bad_company?igsh=Nmg1bjVxYXY5OWd0&utm_source=qr