Unhitching from the Old Testament

The phrase "unhitch from the Old Testament" is gaining traction in modern Christianity. But what does the Apostle Paul have to say about this dangerous trend?

In Unhitching from the Old Testament, we go directly to the definitive biblical response found in 1 Corinthians 10:1-11. Paul doesn't dismiss the Old Testament; he elevates it as a divine blueprint written specifically for our instruction at the "end of the ages."

This verse-by-verse study takes you deep into the wilderness wanderings of Israel to uncover the rich typology that connects the Exodus to the Cross. Discover how:

• The Cloud-the Shekinah glory that guided and protected Israel-foreshadows the Holy Spirit's work in the believer today.

• The Red Sea-a baptism into Moses-represents your definitive break from the bondage of sin and the world.

• The Rock-struck by Moses-represented the pre-incarnate Christ, the source of living water for a thirsty people.

But this book is more than a history lesson. It is a stern warning. The Israelites had every spiritual advantage, yet "most of them were laid low in the wilderness." Their sins-idolatry, immorality, grumbling, and craving evil things-are the very sins sweeping through the modern church under the guise of cultural relevance and prosperity.

If you've ever wondered why the Old Testament matters for New Testament believers, if you're tired of a watered-down gospel, or if you want to see Jesus on every page of Scripture-this book is for you.

Learn from the past so you don't repeat it.