A Devotion for your drive into work: 

Should Christians stand up against antisemitism and replacement theology—defending Israel’s unique biblical promises and calling all nations to repentance in Jesus?

Does the conversation in the public square (or church) echo biblical truth about Israel’s irrevocable covenant and its future redemption, or is it colored by political, cultural, and theological misconceptions?

Drawing from Romans 2, Genesis 17, and Romans 11, this message emphasizes that God’s covenant with Abraham and Israel is everlasting and includes a much larger land promise than the current borders. Paul declares God has not rejected the Jews; instead, a partial hardening exists “until the fullness of the Gentiles comes in,” then all Israel will be saved. The devotional applies these truths by correcting antisemitic attitudes, praying for Jewish and Gentile repentance, and affirming God’s faithfulness to chosen people—calling all believers to stand boldly for truth, justice, and gospel-centered unity in public life.This devotional clarifies the biblical status of Israel and the Jewish people, affirming God’s everlasting covenant and possession of the land while rejecting antisemitism and replacement theology. It calls for prayer and public defense of Israel’s unique role in God’s plan, and urges both Jews and Gentiles to embrace salvation in Jesus and resist cultural confusion.

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