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The apostles don’t merely imply Jesus’s deity—they apply YHWH-only Scriptures directly to Him. We read key OT→NT “name” chains, explore the Angel of the LORD and “My name is in him,” then clarify Psalm 82/John 10: “gods” as delegated authority—not rivals to the one true God—before inviting listeners to call on the Name that saves.

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We put on the “two-natures lens” (true God, true Man) so hard passages don’t turn into heresies. We tackle the most-quoted objections (“greater than I,” “the Son doesn’t know,” “firstborn,” “beginning,” Proverbs 8), and show how the early church read these without denying Jesus’s full deity—ending in ordered relations, not a lesser nature.

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Jesus does what only God can do—and experiences what only a true man can experience—in one Person. We explain the “without confusion/change/division/separation” guardrails, show how to read humanity-verses and deity-verses together, and highlight why this doctrine pastors us with real assurance, real sympathy, and a real Mediator.

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If Jesus is anything less than God, the Gospel collapses. In this episode we walk through the dividing question of Matthew 16, then trace the apostolic core confession—Jesus as the eternal Word, fully God, and Creator of all—before ending with the high stakes of counterfeit “Jesuses” and a call to worship with Thomas: “My Lord and my God.”

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In this wrap-up session of Faith in Hebrew, we trace the whole biblical arc of faith through four Hebrew words—’emet (truth/firmness), aman (trust/leaning one’s weight), amen (“it is true—so be it”), and emunah (steadfast faithfulness). Then we see how Jesus fulfills every link in the chain: He is Truth incarnate and the Cornerstone, the One we believe, the final “Amen” of God’s promises, and the Faithful and True who perfects our faithfulness.

We also examine common counterfeits (truth without trust, trust without truth, confession without obedience, effort without union), how the enemy attacks each step, and a simple daily practice to walk the whole arc: Receive → Rest → Seal → Walk.

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In this engaging installment of Among the Flock, join hosts Jake and Jon as they delve into the fourth segment of their series on faith, highlighting its Hebrew dimension, "Emunah." As they continue this exploration, they unpack Emunah—the Hebrew concept of faith that encompasses firmness, steadiness, reliability, and faithful conduct.

Drawing from rich biblical narratives and insightful interpretations, Jake and Jon discuss how truth, belief, and affirmation intertwine, culminating in a robust faith that manifests in daily life. From the steadfastness of Biblical figures such as Daniel and Moses to the struggles and redemptive journey of Jonah, this episode shines a light on what it truly means to live a life of faith.

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Join Jake and Jon in this enlightening episode of Among the Flock as they delve into the profound meaning of the word "Amen" in the third session of their series on faith. Building on previous discussions about truth (Emett) and belief (Aman), the hosts explore how "Amen" transcends its traditional use at the end of prayers and serves as a powerful affirmation of trust and covenant.

Discover the various contexts in which "Amen" is used, ranging from liturgical affirmations in communal worship to legal seals of agreement in ancient scriptures. Jake and Jon reflect on personal experiences and scripture, illustrating how declaring "Amen" with understanding and intent can transform it from a mere habit into a bold declaration of faith that reinforces spiritual fortitude and trust in God.

In discussing the concept of "Amen," the hosts draw intriguing connections between Old Testament practices and New Testament affirmations, highlighting Christ as the ultimate fulfillment of "Amen" as the true and faithful witness. Through engaging anecdotes and practical advice, Jake and Jon encourage listeners to employ "Amen" as a weapon of spiritual warfare and a catalyst for action, urging believers to root their lives in God's truth.

Whether you're looking to deepen your understanding of faith, find new ways to engage with scripture, or simply enjoy a thoughtful discussion, this episode is sure to inspire and challenge you. Tune in and discover how saying "Amen" can become an empowering act of faith that aligns your heart with God's unshakable truth.

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Welcome back to Among the Flock! In this invigorating continuation of our Faith Series, we dive into Episode 9: "Aman," the Hebrew word for belief. Building upon our last discussion of "Emet" (truth), Hosts Jake and Jon unravel the profound connection between truth and belief, guiding us through the spiritual paradigm where truth manifests into belief and ultimately into a faithful outward expression.

Join us as we learn from the patience depicted in faith's unfolding story—rooted in the profound truths imparted by God and his unfailing promises. Whether you're just starting out in this faith journey or seeking a deeper understanding, this episode serves as a beacon, guiding us back to a wholehearted reliance on the One who is eternally faithful.

Don't miss this rich exploration of belief and action—perfectly crafted to inspire and strengthen your walk with Christ. Subscribe now and stay tuned, as we continue to unravel more layers of faith in our upcoming episodes!