When an unclean spirit has gone out of a man, he passes through waterless places, seeking rest, and doesn’t find it. Then he says, ‘I will return into my house from which I came out,’ and when he has come back, he finds it empty, swept, and put in order. Then he goes, and takes with himself seven other spirits more evil than he is, and they enter in and dwell there. The last state of that man becomes worse than the first. Even so will it be also to this evil generation.”
Religious Freedom and American Liberties Under Attack
About this episode
Pastor Myles Holmes of Revive USA joins Philip Cameron for a bold, unfiltered conversation about the spiritual and political battle facing America today. Holmes, who leads a congregation in Collinsville, Illinois, and reaches over 2 million followers through his Facebook pages "Trump and the Great America" and "Battle of the Republic," argues that the church can no longer afford silence on the defining moral issues of our time. Holmes draws on Matthew 12:43-45 — the passage about an unclean spirit returning with seven more wicked spirits — to make the case that not just individuals but entire institutions and generations can come under demonic influence. "The Democrat party today is the antichrist demon possessed party," he states plainly, challenging pastors who refuse to address abortion, transgender ideology, and the erosion of constitutional freedoms. He warns that COVID-era church shutdowns were a deliberate test of government power over religious liberty, pointing to Canadian pastors jailed for preaching as a preview of what could come to America. Philip and Myles close with a shared conviction: the freedom to preach the gospel is itself at stake in the next election, and the church must rise as it has in every great historical turning point. For more from Myles Holmes, visit www.milesholmes.com or follow Battle of the Republic on Facebook.
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Quotes worth sharing
“If we put ourselves in a place where God can get through us, God will get it to us.”
“I'm not political, I am biblical. I preach the word of God. I preach the gospel of Jesus Christ. I teach the truth that is found in the Bible. And if you don't like it, that's your problem, not mine. Take it up with the Father in heaven.”
“The freedom to preach that gospel is at stake. Many folks will say, listen, I'm only gonna preach the gospel. But if you don't have the freedom to preach the gospel — if you don't think this COVID thing was a test as to how they can shut down the churches, you were not paying attention.”
What's Discussed
Pastor Myles Holmes of Revive USA in Collinsville, Illinois — who commands over 2 million social media followers — joins Philip Cameron to deliver a prophetic warning about the spiritual state of America. Holmes invokes Matthew 12:43-45 to argue that institutions, not just individuals, can be demonically possessed, applying this framework to the modern Democratic Party's stances on abortion and gender. He calls out pastors for cowardice on cultural issues, warns that COVID church closures were a government power test, and cites jailed Canadian pastors as a harbinger for America. Both men urge believers to fight for First and Second Amendment freedoms as prerequisites for gospel proclamation.
- Miles Holmes' Social Media Reach and Platform
- Institutional Demonic Possession Doctrine
- Matthew 12 and Wicked Generations
- Transgender Ideology and Women's Rights
- Pastors Called to Speak on Cultural Issues
- COVID Shutdowns as Religious Liberty Test
- Canadian Pastors Jailed for Preaching
- America on the Cusp of Holy Spirit Revival
Scripture in this episode
Episode Transcript
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Intro
Miles Holmes' Social Media Reach and Platform
Institutional Demonic Possession Doctrine
Matthew 12 and Wicked Generations
Transgender Ideology and Women's Rights
Pastors Called to Speak on Cultural Issues
COVID Shutdowns as Religious Liberty Test
Canadian Pastors Jailed for Preaching
Common questions
Why does Myles Holmes think pastors are afraid to speak up on political issues?
Holmes says the number one critics of his outspoken stance are other preachers — because they're embarrassed that they can't bring themselves to address topics like transgender issues, abortion, or the economy. He argues that silence on these issues isn't being apolitical; it's being unbiblical.
What does Myles Holmes mean when he says the Democrat Party is 'demon possessed'?
Holmes draws on Matthew 12, where Jesus describes how a wicked generation can be overtaken by unclean spirits, to argue that institutions — not just individuals — can be demon possessed. He points specifically to the party's positions on unlimited abortion and allowing very young children to change their gender as evidence of what he calls demonic inspiration.
What does Myles Holmes say is the biggest threat to the church heading into the next election?
Holmes argues that the freedom to preach the gospel is what's most at stake. He points to COVID-era church shutdowns as a test run for silencing churches, and cites Canadian pastors who have been jailed for preaching as a warning of where America could be headed if Christians don't fight for First Amendment protections.
How does Myles Holmes describe the homes run by Philip Cameron's Orphan's Hands ministry?
Holmes emphasizes that the children aren't housed in industrial-style dormitories with bunk beds. He says the homes are beautiful enough that he and his wife would be happy to live in them — and that the ministry has stayed faithful to the gospel without ever straying from its mission.
What verse drives Myles Holmes's sense of urgency in ministry right now?
Holmes says he can't get Luke 12:48 — 'to whom much is given, much is required' — out of his spirit. Because both he and Philip Cameron were raised with a strong godly heritage, he feels a deep obligation to respond by being not just more active, but more effective in ministry than ever before.