In this episode of Countertop Theology, Josh and his dad continue their journey through the foundational teachings found in Hebrews 6 by exploring the doctrine of the laying on of hands.
What does it really mean? Is it symbolic, spiritual, or something more?
Drawing from both Old and New Testament examples, they unpack how the laying on of hands has been used for blessing, healing, commissioning, and impartation — and why intentionality matters when we pray for others.
You’ll hear:
✔️ The biblical roots of the laying on of hands
✔️ How physical actions connect to spiritual realities
✔️ Why this practice is considered foundational to Christian maturity
✔️ Practical ways to pray with intention for your family and others
✔️ Why discernment matters in who we allow to pray over us
Whether you grew up around this practice or it feels unfamiliar, this conversation brings clarity, depth, and practical insight into a doctrine that still shapes faith today.
👉 Next episode: Resurrection of the dead — another foundational principal.
