Entrenched In The Truth
Claim This Podcastby Pastor, Kevin Cox
Podcast Overview
<p>Welcome to Entrenched in the Truth — a podcast committed to anchoring every conversation in the unshakable truth of God’s Word. We explore sound doctrine, real-life Christian living, and a biblical worldview on everything from world events and politics to culture, social justice, and spiritual formation.<br /><br />In a world flooded with shifting opinions and shallow narratives, we dig deep — into Scripture, into history, and into the heart of what it means to follow Christ in today’s culture. <br /><br />New episodes weekly — Subscribe now and join the conversation.</p>
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July 28, 2026
Grafted In Not Substituted In
<p>Has the Church replaced Israel?</p><p><br></p><p>It's one of the most consequential questions being debated in the evangelical world right now, and Paul answered it two thousand years ago. In Romans 11 he walks up to the hardest question in the letter, says it out loud — "Has God rejected his people?" — and answers it in two words that land like a door slamming.</p><p><br></p><p>In this second message of The Ancient Promise, Pastor Kevin Cox works through Paul's olive tree, verse by verse. Some branches were broken off. Some — not all. The tree is still standing. The root is untouched. And a wild shoot was grafted in among branches that were there first and are there still — a shoot that did not plant the tree, does not sustain it, and has no ground on which to boast.</p><p><br></p><p>This is the passage everyone quotes and almost no one finishes. We finish it.</p><p><br></p><p>In this message:</p><p><br></p><p>Why Paul offers himself — a Hebrew of the tribe of Benjamin — as the living refutation of replacement theology</p><p>The remnant chosen by grace, and the Elijah error of measuring God's work by what we can see</p><p>What Scripture actually means by "election" and "foreknew," and why Christ is the Predestined One</p><p>The Greek enkentrizō — grafted in — and why the passive voice changes everything: the branch did not graft itself</p><p>Why the warning that follows the promise is aimed squarely at us: "do not become proud, but fear"</p><p>What it means for your own standing that God has not cast away His people</p><p><br></p><p>THE ANCIENT PROMISE</p><p>An expositional series through Scripture on Israel, prophecy, and the days ahead — asking the questions the Church cannot afford to avoid right now. Next: All Israel Will Be Saved — Romans 11:25–36 and the mystery Paul says he does not want us ignorant of.</p>
July 20, 2026
The Covenant That Cannot Be Broken
<p>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.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</p>
July 13, 2026
GO - The Sent Church
<p>Eight weeks ago we asked the question that every church has to answer before it can answer anything else: whose church is it? We spent seven weeks answering it — establishing the ownership of Christ, submitting to His active headship, returning to the blueprint of Acts 2, calling every member out of the seat and into the field, building the relational culture that makes the gospel credible, confronting the idol of ministry competence, and coming to the altar of full surrender. Every stone laid. Every foundation set.This is the final message of the Built series. And it is not an ending. It is a sending.In Week 8, Pastor Kevin Cox takes the congregation to the mountain in Galilee where the risen Christ gathered eleven imperfect, still-doubting disciples and gave them eight words that have carried the church for two thousand years: go therefore and make disciples of all nations. This message works through the Greek grammar of the Great Commission and uncovers a detail most readers miss — there is only one imperative verb in Matthew 28:19–20, and that single imperative reframes everything the church thinks it is measuring when it evaluates the effectiveness of its outreach. It examines the word exousia and what it means for the church to go not in its own authority but under the authority of the One who holds all authority in heaven and on earth. It unpacks the four concentric circles of Acts 1:8 — Jerusalem, Judea, Samaria, and the ends of the earth — and names specifically what each circle demands of this congregation in Loveland, Colorado, right now. And it closes with the promise that carries every sent person through every day of the mission: behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age.The church was never designed to be a destination. It was designed to be a sending station. This is what eight weeks of foundation was always pointing toward.You are not a church attendee. You are a sent one.</p>
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<p>Welcome to Entrenched in the Truth — a podcast committed to anchoring every conversation in the unshakable truth of God’s Word. We explore sound doctrine, real-life Christian living, and a biblical worldview on everything from world events and politics to culture, social justice, and spiritual formation.<br /><br />In a world flooded with shifting opinions and shallow narratives, we dig deep — into Scripture, into history, and into the heart of what it means to follow Christ in today’s culture. <br /><br />New episodes weekly — Subscribe now and join the conversation.</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
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