Sunday Service - The Covenant That Can't Be Broken

Something is shifting in the evangelical church, and if you've been paying attention, you've noticed it. Voices that once stood firmly on a biblical understanding of Israel are softening.

We don't begin with current events. We begin in Genesis 12. With a covenant. With a ceremony. And with a God who walked through the pieces alone and staked His own name on a promise He has never broken.

In this opening message of The Ancient Promise, Pastor Kevin Cox walks through the six promises God made to Abram, the covenant ceremony of Genesis 15 where God bound Himself and Himself only, and Paul's declaration in Romans 11:29 that the gifts and the calling of God are irrevocable.

In this message:

What God actually promised Abraham, clause by clause.

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Why a covenant ceremony in the ancient Near East required both parties to walk between the pieces — and why God put Abram to sleep.

The Hebrew berith and the difference between a suzerain-vassal treaty and a royal grant.

Why ametameletos in Romans 11:29 means a promise that cannot be revised, recalled, or repented of.

What it means for your own security that God keeps His word to Israel