Episode 178: Jesus & The Law

In this thought-provoking episode of the Kingdom Alliance Podcast, host Michelle Schaffer welcomes special guest Dian Trabulsy, Esq. for a powerful conversation at the intersection of faith, law, and Kingdom purpose.

Together, they explore what it truly means to understand Jesus & the Law—not just biblically, but practically, as believers called to lead, steward, and build with integrity in today’s marketplace.

✨ In this episode, you’ll hear:

• How Jesus fulfilled the law and what that means for believers today
• Why faith and legal excellence are not in conflict—but in alignment
• How Kingdom-minded leaders can steward businesses, nonprofits, and callings with wisdom and obedience
• The role of structure, order, and righteousness in God’s design

Attorney Dian brings a rare and needed perspective—blending deep legal expertise with Spirit-led discernment—reminding us that God is a God of order, and that honoring Him includes how we build, protect, and govern what He’s entrusted to us.

???? “Do not think that I have come to abolish the Law or the Prophets; I have not come to abolish them but to fulfill them.” — Matthew 5:17

This conversation will challenge, clarify, and strengthen your understanding of how Kingdom values show up in both faith and function.

Dian Trabulsy, Esq. is a dual-licensed attorney (New York & Pennsylvania) and founder of Grace May LLC, home of the Faithfully Legal™ brand—where professional excellence meets faith-anchored purpose.

With experience spanning Wall Street corporate law and public firms, Dian now serves Kingdom-minded entrepreneurs, nonprofits, and business owners by helping them build compliant, mission-aligned legal foundations rooted in integrity.

Through her signature services—including the Faith & Clarity Call, Focused Legal Power Session™, and Faithfully Legal Foundation Project™—she equips leaders to protect what matters most, prevent costly mistakes, and scale with excellence and obedience.

Her work stands as a testimony that faith and legal excellence can—and should—coexist.