“They Told Me Not to Talk About It” — Anthony Cushing's search for truth, Torah, and Yeshua

As a young adult navigating life on his own, Anthony Cushing began a deep, personal search for meaning, spirituality, and God. He visited both Catholic and Free Methodist churches looking for answers—but when he started asking hard questions about the Torah (the first five books of the Bible), he was met with resistance. Church leaders told him to keep quiet about his exploration.

In this powerful podcast interview, Cushing shares how he handed his pastor copies of The Truth: Reformation 2.0 ( https://www.thewaydoc.com/collections ). The response? His pastor was “horrified,” never returned the books, and accused him of leading people away from Christ. He was even told that his spiritual search was “unhealthy.”

Cushing recounts a pivotal moment when he challenged his pastor with Isaiah 66:15–17, a prophecy describing the return of Yeshua and the judgment of those eating swine’s flesh. His question: “Why is eating pig still a bad thing when Jesus returns?” You’ll want to hear how the pastor responded.