A Biblical Spiritual Warfare Podcast Exploring the Unseen Realm

The Word at War is a Christian podcast and media platform dedicated to exploring spiritual warfare, the unseen realm, biblical cosmology, and hidden history through a Scripture-centered lens.

Hosted by Kyle Millholland, the show examines the spiritual forces shaping culture, faith, and global events, helping believers develop discernment in an age of deception, confusion, and information warfare.

This is not surface-level Christianity.

This is a biblical deep-dive into the supernatural worldview of Scripture.

What the Word at War covers

The Word at War focuses on topics often overlooked or avoided in modern church teaching, including:

Spiritual warfare and the unseen realm
Biblical cosmology and ancient Near Eastern worldview
Giants, Nephilim, and Genesis 6 theology
Hidden history and suppressed narratives
Prophecy, end-times deception, and discernment
Cultural and political movements viewed through a biblical lens

Each episode combines Scripture, historical research, and theological analysis to help listeners understand the deeper spiritual realities described in the Bible.

GO DEEPER INSIDE THE war room

While the podcast is publicly available, deeper teaching and exclusive content are available inside the community. Members gain access to:

Episode study guides and Scripture breakdowns
Spiritual warfare teaching series
Deep-research dossiers
Book studies and classroom-style learning
Community discussion with like-minded believers

This is where listeners move from consumption to active study and spiritual growth.

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ABOUT THE HOST

Kyle Millholland is the creator and host of The Word at War.

His journey into biblical research began with a growing desire to understand Scripture beyond traditional frameworks — particularly the spiritual worldview assumed by the biblical authors themselves.

Through years of study in Scripture, ancient history, theology, and spiritual warfare, Kyle recognized that many modern believers are unequipped to understand the spiritual dynamics described in the Bible. The Word at War was created to help close that gap.