Contractual versus Covenantal

Gary gently exposes the contractual illusion that love must be earned, maintained, or recovered and invites us into something far better: the security of a covenant that has never depended on our performance. That's where real transformation begins-not in trying harder, but in becoming so rooted in our Father's unwavering love that we live confident in His affection. The goal isn't simply to understand covenant as a doctrine, but to experience it as our reality, until belonging becomes our starting place, love becomes our atmosphere, and union becomes the way we see God, ourselves, and the world. Jason ClarkAuthor of Leaving and Finding Jesus and host of Rethinking God with Tacos

Gary gently exposes the contractual illusion that love must be earned, maintained, or recovered and invites us into something far better: the security of a covenant that has never depended on our performance. That's where real transformation begins-not in trying harder, but in becoming so rooted in our Father's unwavering love that we live confident in His affection. The goal isn't simply to understand covenant as a doctrine, but to experience it as our reality, until belonging becomes our starting place, love becomes our atmosphere, and union becomes the way we see God, ourselves, and the world. Jason ClarkAuthor of Leaving and Finding Jesus and host of Rethinking God with Tacos