Welcome to Grafted: Jewish Roots of Christianity! My guest is Kinsey Joy Langen.
Host Stephanie Pavlantos interviews TikTok creator, author, and teacher Kinsey Largen about studying Scripture in its original languages through a Torah-rooted, Hebraic framework and challenging teachings that silence women. Largen argues that Paul’s letters must be read with their historical context (e.g., Ephesus, Roman household codes) and linguistic details (including the Greek “submit” vs. “obey,” and mutual submission in Ephesians), portraying Paul as countercultural and supportive of women such as Phoebe, Junia, and Priscilla.
They discuss how misuse of “authority” enabled abuse, emphasize marriage as partnership under the Holy Spirit rather than “power over,” and explore Genesis language for male and female roles (zakar, neqevah, ezer kenegdo) as complementary equality. Largen also stresses Hebrew love as action, boundaries as freedom, and creating space for critical thinking and disagreement.
Welcome to Grafted: Jewish Roots of Christianity! My guest is Laura Lee.
Laura Lee and I discuss narcissism, abuse, deliverance, and our identity in Yeshua.
Laura Lee is a Modern-Day Samaritan Woman, deeply committed to guiding others toward the healing and freedom she has experienced through Yeshua. Like the woman at the well in John 4:7-29, Laura Lee was seen by God, confronted by truth, and set free by the transformative power of the Messiah. Her story is a testimony of how Jesus met her in her darkest moments, offering compassion, understanding, and complete healing from shame and despair.
With empathy born from her own journey through deep struggles, Laura Lee now dedicates her life to helping others find the same freedom. She combines her personal experience with a professional background in Chemical Dependency Counseling, along with certifications in Peer Recovery and Substance Abuse, to offer both expert guidance and compassionate care. Her approach empowers individuals to break free from addiction and pain, guiding them toward restoration and a life of hope in Christ.
