Theology for the Church The New Covenant with Joshua Greever
Aug 25, 2025
In this engaging discussion, Joshua Greever, a New Testament expert specializing in the new covenant, reveals the transformative shift from the old to the new covenant, emphasizing its promise of internalized law and forgiveness. He explores how this covenant fulfills biblical narratives and its eschatological significance tied to Christ's return. Greever also connects baptism to the new covenant and highlights the consistent faith required for salvation across testaments. Finally, he recommends essential resources for diving deeper into covenant theology.
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Christ Fulfills Abrahamic Promises
- The new covenant fulfills Abrahamic and Israelite promises through Christ, who embodies and secures the promised inheritance.
- Paul teaches that God's promises are 'yes and amen' in Christ, uniting promise and fulfillment.
Davidic Promise Realized In Christ's Kingship
- The Davidic covenant's unending kingdom is fulfilled in Jesus' resurrection and enthronement as king.
- Believers participate in Davidic blessings by union with Christ, who reigns forever.
New Covenant Is Eschatological And Final
- The new covenant is eschatological and final: its consummation aligns with Christ's return and the eternal state.
- Hebrews calls Christ's work 'the blood of the eternal covenant,' underscoring its ultimate nature.
