“Never Been To Space” - Bryce Mitchell On Flat Earth, Pride, NASA & The Firmament | PBD Podcast

Bryce Mitchell recounts a dramatic spiritual experience that led him from atheism to Christianity, and now he claims to possess spiritual discernment, particularly against what he perceives as evil and deception, including suspicions about public figures like Elon Musk.

Bryce had a dramatic spiritual experience where he witnessed a demon being cast out of his ex-girlfriend through the power of Jesus Christ's name

Bryce was an atheist until this incident, which led him to accept Jesus Christ and completely transform his life for the better

Bryce Mitchell describes a disturbing encounter with his ex-girlfriend, where she acted out violently and spoke in tongues. Previously an atheist, Bryce felt a demon's presence during this incident. In a desperate bid for peace, he invoked Jesus Christ's name, which he believes led to the demon being expelled from her. This event prompted him to turn away from his atheistic beliefs, completing a life-changing transformation. He embraced Christianity, leading to a more obedient life to God and subsequent improvements in his personal life, including marital and familial happiness.

Bryce believes he has been gifted with spiritual discernment and the ability to identify evil and deception

Bryce claims he can detect when people are possessed by demons or aligned with Satan, such as with Elon Musk and the 9/11 attacks

Bryce claims to have been given the gift of discernment from the Holy Spirit, enabling him to effectively gauge the nature of people and events. He mentions a sense of empowerment to ide ...

Bryce Mitchell harbors conspiracy theories concerning the shape of the Earth, a grand cover-up by influential organizations and key public figures.

Bryce firmly believes the earth is flat, not a sphere, and that this is being covered up by a vast global conspiracy led by organizations like NASA

Bryce claims the earth is enclosed by a dome-like firmament, and that the sun, moon, and stars all rotate around the stationary earth

Bryce Mitchell asserts that the Earth is flat, stationary, and covered by a dome-like firmament. He believes all heavenly bodies, including the sun and moon, revolve around the Earth. Mitchell argues that this truth is hidden as part of a conspiracy to mask the second coming of Jesus and accuses NASA of being deceptive. Flat Earther beliefs, such as those by Bryce, include mistrust in space imagery by NASA and other organizations, suggesting that all images, including those of the Earth from the moon, are fabrications.

Bryce rejects scientific evidence for the earth's spherical shape and the solar system, believing it is all fabricated to turn people away from God

Mitchell challenges traditional scientific beliefs, such as the spherical Earth, evolution, and the Big Bang, viewing them as part of a scam to negate the need for God and to preserve belief systems that distract from biblical teachings. He discounts evolution and heliocentrism, basically advocating for a geocentric model where all other celestial bodies orbit a stationary Earth.

Bryce implies that NASA’s alleged deceit is connected to Satanic practices by interpreting its logo as a serpent's tongue and suggesting that adding a "T" to its name spells "Satan."

Bryce believes powerful groups and individuals, including the government, Freemasons, and the United Nations, are part of this conspiracy to deceive the public

Bryce Mitchell frames a wide-ranging conspiracy that he believes includes white politicians orchestrating 9/11 and the Freemasons knowing the Earth is flat. He perceives high-level members, such as John Kerry and George Bush, as being part of groups that worship Satan and are privy to the flat earth. Mitchell looks ...

Mitchell holds strong political and social views on various controversial subjects, ranging from dismissive attitudes towards LGBTQ identities to conspiracy theories and critically unpopular stances on religious matters.

Bryce holds extreme anti-LGBTQ views, claiming the "gay agenda" is demonic and part of a plot to destroy Christianity

Bryce Mitchell expresses extreme anti-LGBTQ views, suggesting homosexuality is part of a "gay agenda" threatening to destroy Christianity. He believes homosexuality and LGBTQ identities are sinful, unnatural, and equates them with the death of familial bloodlines since LGBTQ individuals cannot reproduce. He considers Pride Month a glorification of demons, alleging the term "Pride" includes the word "demon," which indicates a plot to cast spells and promote demonic influence. He suggests successful LGBTQ individuals do not build families and cannot create an army, insinuating they are unable to contribute to the continuation of a society. Moreover, he has expressed his intent to homeschool his son to prevent him from turning gay, associating homosexuality with undesirable outcomes like communism and Satan worship.

Bryce is highly critical of Muslims, Islam, and Muslim-majority countries, claiming they are deceived and will eventually unite to attack Israel and Christians

Bryce Mitchell holds a critical stance towards Muslims and Islam, predicting a coalition of Muslims, Russians, and Chinese attacking Israel. He believes elite Jews want to kill Christians and Muslims, stating that elite Jews bomb innocent Muslims, which could provoke retaliation leading to World War III. Mitchell claims Muslims will establish an army to respond to excessive bombing, distinguishing Christianity's forgiveness from his perception that extreme Muslims would execute someone for being gay. He criticizes Ben Shapiro for dehumanizing Muslims and asserts everyone is made in the image of God regardless of whether one goes to war with them. Mitchell also attacks the Prophet Muhammad, calling him a pedophile, and expresses the ambition to convert Muslims to Christianity despite their marital customs having historical and cultural contexts.

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