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24: Breaking Free: How a False Spirituality Led to True Faith in Christ
The Vine, the Branches, and the Fulfillment of Israel
In this episode of Naughty vs Nice: A Christian Podcast, Todd and Laura dive deep into the biblical imagery of the vine and branches in John 15. They explore how Jesus' words were not only a message to his disciples but also a reflection of the shifting dynamic between Israel and the Gentiles in the early church.
Was Israel always meant to be the centerpiece of God’s plan, or was Jesus himself the true fulfillment of God’s promises? Todd unpacks how many Christians misunderstand the relationship between Judaism and Christianity, explaining why Jesus is not just part of Israel’s story—he is the culmination of it. The discussion touches on dispensationalism, spiritual grafting, and the often-debated question: Can someone appear to be a believer but later walk away?
Join us as we challenge misconceptions, connect Old and New Testament themes, and consider what it truly means to abide in Christ.
PS. (FREE) Extra commentary by Todd and Laura can be found on Buy Me a Coffee. Located under the shop tab.
References: John 15, Romans 11, Matthew 21
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By naughtyversusniceThe Vine, the Branches, and the Fulfillment of Israel
In this episode of Naughty vs Nice: A Christian Podcast, Todd and Laura dive deep into the biblical imagery of the vine and branches in John 15. They explore how Jesus' words were not only a message to his disciples but also a reflection of the shifting dynamic between Israel and the Gentiles in the early church.
Was Israel always meant to be the centerpiece of God’s plan, or was Jesus himself the true fulfillment of God’s promises? Todd unpacks how many Christians misunderstand the relationship between Judaism and Christianity, explaining why Jesus is not just part of Israel’s story—he is the culmination of it. The discussion touches on dispensationalism, spiritual grafting, and the often-debated question: Can someone appear to be a believer but later walk away?
Join us as we challenge misconceptions, connect Old and New Testament themes, and consider what it truly means to abide in Christ.
PS. (FREE) Extra commentary by Todd and Laura can be found on Buy Me a Coffee. Located under the shop tab.
References: John 15, Romans 11, Matthew 21