In this episode, we explore one of the most common and subtle patterns in Christian theology: when a framework is mostly right, deeply sincere, heavily supported by Scripture… and yet slightly misaligned at the foundation.

Not false theology.

Not heresy.

But good theology that is just a few degrees off — enough to shift the center of gravity away from Christ without even realizing it.

Using real conversations from the Vault community, we examine how complex covenant systems, Torah frameworks, Hebrew studies, and layered interpretations can sometimes relocate authority from Jesus Himself to the structures built around Him.

This episode is not about tearing down depth. It’s about testing orientation.

We look at:

• How Scripture can become the destination instead of the witness
• How systems can become the center instead of the Savior
• How coherence across the whole Bible reveals whether Christ is truly the foundation, or just the mediator of a larger framework

The question is not: Is this theology biblical?

The deeper question is: Does this theology terminate in Christ… or does Christ serve it?

This is a diagnostic episode — a compass for discernment — designed to help believers recognize when theology is sincere, intelligent, and impressive… but slightly off its true axis.

Because in Scripture, Jesus is not the doorway to something else.

He is the destination.

Episode 12 | Pillar 6: Human Purpose

The Vault: Absolute Truth Podcast

Why do you exist?

In this episode, we open Pillar 6 of The Vault: Human Purpose, examining what Scripture reveals about why humanity was created, how purpose is rooted in design, and why meaning cannot be invented without collapsing into confusion. We walk through Genesis, the Image of God, the fracture caused by sin, and the restoration of purpose through covenant and alignment with God.

Purpose is not found in success, identity construction, or self-expression. It is revealed through design, restored through relationship, and lived out through obedience. When humanity disconnects from its Creator, purpose fractures. When alignment is restored, clarity returns.

You were not made by accident.

You were not created without intention.

You were designed to reflect God, steward creation, and live in relationship with Him.

This episode challenges modern assumptions about meaning and re-centers human purpose where Scripture always places it: from God, through God, and for God.

Episode 11: The Pattern of God

In this episode of The Vault: Absolute Truth Podcast, we examine the consistent and revealed pattern of God that runs through all of Scripture, creation, redemption, and fulfillment.

God declares that He works “according to the pattern” shown from Heaven. That pattern is not human invention. It is divine order.

We unpack the Hebrew creation verbs Bara, Asah, and Yatsar, revealing a threefold structure that describes God’s method of action:

• Bara – Initiation. God brings something into existence by His will alone.

• Asah – Ordering. God forms, arranges, and gives function and purpose.

• Yatsar – Formation for intimacy. God shapes with intent, relationship, and embodiment.

This same pattern appears repeatedly across Scripture and reality itself.

We explore how this structure is embedded in:

• Creation and the days of Genesis

• The Tabernacle and Temple design

• Justification, sanctification, and glorification

• The Father, Son, and Spirit

• The biblical feast calendar

• Redemption history from Eden to Revelation

• The human design of body, spirit, and soul

• The Kingdom progression from initiation to fulfillment

This episode shows that Scripture is not fragmented. It is unified. The same God, the same pattern, the same purpose, revealed again and again.

The Pattern of God does not describe what God did once in sequence.

It reveals who God has always been.

If the Bible were merely written by men, this level of structural consistency across time, authorship, language, and covenant would not exist.

This episode invites the listener to see Scripture not as isolated stories, but as a single, ordered revelation pointing to Jesus Christ as the fulfillment of the pattern.