Hebrews Chapter 1, Part 3

In this episode, Shawn and Delaney continue unpacking Hebrews 1 with a deep dive into the mystery of angels, Satan, and spiritual realms. They challenge traditional Christian assumptions—asking when Satan actually fell, what “the accuser” truly means, and how darkness, not a singular being, represents the real opposition to God.

Together they trace how the “title” of Satan shifted throughout history, exploring how the law, accusation, and human rebellion gave form to darkness long before the church’s mythologized version of the devil. They examine how Christ’s victory on the cross expelled the accuser from heaven and fulfilled prophecy, marking the dawn of a new heaven and new earth where darkness was crushed and humanity set free.

The conversation moves through topics like Sheol, paradise, the divine council, and Michael Heiser’s research—culminating in a reflection on why genuine seekers must go beyond tradition to find truth through personal study and faith. Shawn reminds listeners that “it’s impossible to please God without faith,” and that true maturity comes from diligent seeking, not blind acceptance.