Hebrews Chapter 3, Part 2

In this second discussion of Hebrews 3, Delaney and Shawn unpack what it means to have “an evil heart of unbelief.” Their father-daughter exchange explores faith as the essential act of choosing trust in God over distraction, doubt, or religious performance.

They reflect on why disbelief—not sin itself—is called evil, how unbelief leads to spiritual departure, and why belief remains the single requirement God asks of us. The conversation expands into modern parallels: the emptiness of distraction, the misunderstanding of hell, and the false security of religion. Shawn shares his frustration with unbelief, while Delaney draws connections to psychology, forgiveness, and the human need for faith that is humble, not dogmatic.

The episode closes with a preview of their upcoming discussion on sin, highlighting how Yeshuans view sin as a matter of idolatry and unbelief—not divine disappointment or eternal punishment.