This session thoughtfully critiques covenant theology, highlighting both its elegant simplicity and key theological concerns. Explore the artificial nature of its three-covenant structure, the conflation of law and grace, and the system’s vulnerability to legalism. Discover why some Christians reject this framework in favor of more biblically grounded alternatives that better distinguish between the Old and New Covenants. Verses: Gen. 3:15; John 1:17; Matt. 5:21-48; Mark 2:21-22; Rom. 7:6; Gal. 3:10; Gal. 5:3; Rom. 5:12-19 Teacher: Sean Finnegan
This session explores the New Covenant identity markers that define believers under Christ’s rule. Unlike the Old Covenant’s external signs (circumcision, dietary laws, and...
This session introduces the Old Covenant, also called the Mosaic or Sinai covenant, as a defining moment in Israel’s identity. Learn how God formally...
This session critically examines dispensationalism by highlighting its strengths and addressing key problems. Explore the system’s logical appeal, emphasis on Israel, literal interpretation, and...
