Connecting Brain Injuries, Hebrews, and Jesus' Priesthood | Losing My Religion (Part 7) | Stephen Feith

How often do we hear about concussions in football, but do we really understand the severity of their impact on players? In this episode, we take a closer look at the NFL's Mild Traumatic Brain Injury Committee and the long-term effects of concussions on players' lives. From memory loss, headaches, sleep disturbances, to early death, we discuss it all. Join us as we also address the mindset of athletes who push through injuries and the risks they take.

As we switch gears, we delve into the theological aspect of the conversation, examining why the author of Hebrews believed a different priesthood was necessary, and the critical role Jesus plays as our high priest. We explore the limitations of the Levitical system and how our relationship with God through Jesus brings us a renewed hope, enabling us to draw closer to him.

Lastly, we take a moment to reflect on Jesus' unwavering commitment to us, which is a testament to God's dedication to humanity. In the age of COVID, how can we rekindle and reaffirm our relationship with the divine? We discuss Jesus' fulfillment of Leviticus, the implications it holds for our faith, and the opportunities it presents for us to reconnect with God. Don't miss this thought-provoking conversation that spans both physical and spiritual realms.

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