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EPISODE · Jun 15, 2026 · 39 MIN

EP 106: Should the Church Be Talking About UFOs? with Nathan Zieber

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Why are so many people suddenly talking about UFOs, UAPs, aliens, and the supernatural? And how should Christian men respond? In this fascinating conversation, Jordan is joined by pastor and former private investigator Nathan Zieber, who has spent more than a decade ministering to people wrestling with unexplained phenomena in our world. Together, they explore why the current wave of interest in UFOs and the supernatural presents both challenges and opportunities for the Church. Most importantly, this episode challenges the Church to engage spiritual seekers rather than avoid difficult conversations. As people in our time search for meaning, mystery, and transcendence, Christians have a unique opportunity to point them toward Jesus. Join us as we explore the fascinating intersection of faith, unexplained phenomena, and the supernatural, and how Christian men can engage with these matters thoughtfully and biblically. Website: https://impactus.org/  Check Our Resources for Men: https://impactus.org/resources/  ---------------------------------------------- Follow us on Social Media: Facebook Impactusmen  LinkedIn  Twitter  This Is Me TV 

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