Tag: circumcision of the heart

🔥  What’s So New About the New Covenant? | KWR0059

Biblical Life TV, Kingdom War Room
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In this powerful episode of the Kingdom War Room, Dr. Michael Lake, Dr. Mike Spaulding, and Pastor Corby Shuey tackle a question that cuts to the core of modern theology:
👉 “What is really new about the New Covenant?”
What unfolds is a sobering and eye-opening discussion that exposes how much of today’s church has misunderstood—or even abandoned—the very foundations of biblical truth.
⚠️ The panel reveals:
• Why every New Covenant reality was foretold in the Old Testament
• The danger of trying to “unhitch” from Scripture
• How bad theology blocks true spiritual growth
• The biblical meaning of circumcision of the heart
• Why Torah written on the heart does NOT mean it is abolished
• How modern culture and technology are conditioning believers away from truth
• The difference between true transformation vs. religious performance
This is not just a theological discussion—it is a call to return to the Word of God and to walk in authentic covenant relationship with Him.

What’s So New About the New Covenant – Part 2 | Circumcision of the Heart Explained | KIB 523

Biblical Life TV, Podcasts
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In this powerful episode of the Kingdom Intelligence Briefing, Dr. Michael and Mary Lou Lake explore one of the most neglected truths in modern Christianity: circumcision of the heart and the true reality of the New Covenant.
Mary Lou opens with encouragement for the remnant, updates on weather-related prayer needs in Arizona and New Mexico, and a reminder that God often gives watchmen warnings so the Body of Christ can pray and stop what the enemy intends. She also highlights the importance of remembering the Lord’s deliverance through the Passover and the protective power of the blood of Jesus.
Dr. Lake then continues his important series, “What’s So New About the New Covenant?” by diving deep into the biblical meaning of heart circumcision. He explains the difference between the relational, functional, and positional dimensions of covenant life, and shows how the Torah written on the heart is not a discarded Old Testament idea but a fulfilled New Covenant reality in Christ.