Grace Unveiled 40 | Covenants that Cannot Be Cancelled | Jim Hammond | LWCC

In this timely and unflinching message, “Covenants That Cannot Be Canceled," Pastor Jim begins Romans 9 by addressing one of the most misunderstood and controversial topics in the Church today: God’s covenant with Israel. As global tensions rise and antisemitism increases across political, cultural, and even Christian spaces, this teaching grounds believers in Scripture, history, and the unchanging faithfulness of God.

Pastor Jim walks us through Romans 8 and 9 to remind us that in Christ there is no condemnation, no guilty verdict, and no separation from God’s love. From there, he tackles the hard question Paul raises: If God is faithful to save and secure us in Christ, what about Israel, God’s chosen people? Have they been rejected, replaced, or forgotten?

With depth and clarity, this message explores:
Why replacement theology is dangerous and historically destructive

The unconditional nature of the Abrahamic and Davidic covenants

God’s ongoing promises to Israel and how they impact our faith today

Why misunderstanding these covenants puts our own salvation confidence at risk

How Scripture, prophecy, and history align—past, present, and future
This is not just a theological lesson, it’s a call to be spiritually grounded in an age of deception, cultural pressure, and biblical confusion. Romans 9 reminds us that God does not break His Word. If He did, none of us would be secure.

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