HeyJaredFractured Faith: A Mosaic of Belief
Fractured Faith seeks to rethink the way of Jesus of Nazareth through exploring the biblical and historical context for different church doctrines along with thinking about the practical implications these doctrines have had on the mental health of believers, methods of…
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Do Native Americans Worship the Devil? (opens the original)
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Did Native Americans worship the devil? Or is that claim rooted more in misunderstanding than in Scripture or history? In this episode of Fractured Faith , Joshua Hopping explores how the Bible understands the devil, how Scripture identifies the true Creator, and why many Native nations—including the Cherokee—did not view the spiritual world through a system of competing gods. He also discusses why Christians are called to discern the spirits through the person of Jesus Christ, recognizing both
Two Flags in My Heart: A Cherokee Reflection on America's 250th Birthday (opens the original)
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As America commemorates the 250th anniversary of its founding, Joshua Hopping explores one of the most personal and emotionally complex holidays of the year. As both an American patriot and a citizen of the Cherokee Nation, Joshua reflects on what it means to celebrate a nation whose birth represents both liberty and loss. Through his own family history—one ancestor who fought for American independence and another who likely fought alongside the British in defense of Cherokee sovereignty—he exam
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