In this episode of Earthen Vessel, we take a closer look at questions that have often been misunderstood, oversimplified, or shaped more by the world than by Scripture.

Questions like: Who is Yeshua? Has the Church replaced Israel? What is the New Covenant? And more.

We explore the lineage of Jesus, the roots of the Church, Paul’s teaching about Jew and Gentile, the biblical covenants, and the promises of God.

We’ll also examine passages that have sometimes been used to justify hostility and ask a more important question: What does the biblical context actually say?

This isn’t about politics or picking sides.

It’s about understanding the Bible and seeing the story of Scripture through the Messiah.

Let’s put aside misconceptions and see what the Bible really says.

In a world increasingly divided by politics, race, ideology, and outrage, what happens when the way we treat others begins to reveal something deeper about our hearts?

In this episode of Earthen Vessel, we take a hard look at these things and the spiritual battle that can quietly shape the way we see our fellow man. Scripture gives us a radically different response to conflict than the world does.

We can stand for truth without becoming hateful. We can reject sin without despising people. We can defend what is right without darkness taking root in our hearts.

The question isn't simply “Who is right?”

The deeper question is:

“Does the way I respond to others look like Jesus?”

With the world becoming louder and more divided by the day, this episode is an invitation to step back, examine our hearts, and return our eyes to the One who should define everything we believe and everything we do.

Are we following Him—or simply reflecting the world around us?

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What does the Bible actually mean when it speaks of the “firmament”?

In this episode of Earthen Vessel, we take a closer look at one of the most debated subjects surrounding biblical cosmology: the firmament.

Is Scripture describing a literal solid dome over a flat earth, or is there another way to understand these passages in their biblical and historical context?

Going verse-by-verse, we examine the Hebrew and several passages commonly used to support a Flat Earth interpretation.

Along the way, we’ll consider an important question: Are we reading what the Bible actually says, or are we reading modern ideas back into an ancient text?

This episode isn’t about dismissing Scripture or blindly accepting science. It’s about taking the Bible seriously, understanding its language and context, and recognizing the difference between theological truth, poetic language, observational descriptions, and modern scientific explanations.

If you’ve ever wondered what the Bible really teaches about the shape of the earth, the heavens, and the firmament, join me as we examine the Scriptures—verse by verse.

What has your attention? Where is it taking your mind?

We live in a time where information, theories, rumors, and controversy are only a few clicks away. But as followers of Christ, we have to ask ourselves: Are the things consuming our attention drawing us closer to Jesus—or pulling us away from Him?

In this episode of Earthen Vessel, we take a step back and consider the importance of biblical discernment, guarding our minds, and knowing when to step away from the noise.

Guard your thoughts. Stay rooted in Truth. Keep your eyes on Jesus.

If this episode speaks to you, share it with someone who may need this reminder and follow Earthen Vessel for more conversations about faith, truth, and walking with Christ.

What happens when people notice your transformation?

In this episode of Earthen Vessel, I talk about what that can look like and share some of my own experience—not simply as a religion, but as a relationship with Jesus that transforms your life over time. Walking with Christ doesn't mean we'll never stumble, make mistakes, or struggle. Rather, it means we keep growing, learning, surrendering, and becoming more like Him.

Often, that transformation is noticed by the people closest to us. Old friends may see the difference. Some relationships may become distant, but along the way, God can bring people into our lives who encourage us, strengthen our faith, and help us continue walking with Him.

If you've ever been called "religious", felt misunderstood because of your faith, or experienced friendships changing as you've grown closer to God, this episode is for you.

You are not alone. Keep walking. Keep growing. Keep following Jesus.