Somewhere along the way, the church split from its Jewish roots — and centuries of replacement theology followed. In this second conversation, John unpacks how returning to the biblical calendar is a concrete step back toward the faith as it was first lived by Yeshua's disciples, before that split ever happened.In part two of this special conversation, John and I dig into the biblical calendar — what it is, why it matters, and why living by it is more countercultural than most people realize.We talk about:What the biblical Hebrew calendar actually is, and how it differs from the calendar most of us grew up withHow replacement theology shaped centuries of the church's relationship to Israel and the Jewish roots of the faithWhy following the biblical calendar is a tangible, daily way to reconnect with those rootsWhat it might have looked like to live inside this calendar as one of Yeshua's first disciplesHow Daily Bread weaves the calendar into your everyday reading, not as a side note but as the frameworkThis one goes a little deeper theologically — but it's really about reclaiming something that was always meant to be ours to begin with.📖 Pre-order Daily Bread here: https://arielmedia.shop/collections/dailybread