Hebrews Chapter 4, Part 1

In this conversation on Hebrews 4, Delaney and Shawn explore what it means to “enter into His rest” and how faith—not fear—defines that promise. Their father-daughter discussion unpacks the fulfilled view of the gospel, showing how its original message to Israel differs from today’s religious interpretations.

They trace Paul’s words in 1 Corinthians 15 to clarify what the gospel actually was: that Christ died, was buried, rose again, and was seen. Together they expose how centuries of Christianity have added layers of doctrine, ritual, and control, turning the gospel into a bloated system instead of simple faith and love.

The episode also dives into determinism, the “foundation of the world,” and how the Bible’s “worlds” refer to divine economies, not the physical planet. Delaney raises questions about creation, the flood, and how faith survives the holes in human explanations. Their dialogue is raw, curious, and freeing—an honest example of Yeshuan thought in motion: humble, searching, and unafraid of uncertainty.