What if one of the most scandalous stories in scripture is actually revealing the Gospel? In this teaching, Chris Berglund and Leah Ramirez explore the story of Lot and his daughters, the lineage of Ruth and David, and the stunning reality that Christ is not ashamed to enter humanity’s broken story and redeem it from within.
What if one of the most scandalous stories in scripture is actually revealing the Gospel? In this teaching, Chris Berglund and Leah Ramirez explore the story of Lot and his daughters, the lineage of Ruth and David, and the stunning reality that Christ is not ashamed to enter humanity’s broken story and redeem it from within.
Chris Berglund & Leah Ramirez Rewatch the full message here:https://www.youtube.com/live/E3SIehIezQk?si=sua8BPM5ihe1PkH3 A Different Kind of Sunday This week at The Gathering felt different—in the best way. Instead of a single voice carrying the message, the morning unfolded as a conversation.Leah opened the space. Chris revisited the dream that has been shaping this entire Stone Kingdom series. […]
Chris Berglund & Leah Ramirez Rewatch the full message here:https://www.youtube.com/live/E3SIehIezQk?si=sua8BPM5ihe1PkH3 A Different Kind of Sunday This week at The Gathering felt different—in the best way. Instead of a single voice carrying the message, the morning unfolded as a conversation.Leah opened the space. Chris revisited the dream that has been shaping this entire Stone Kingdom series. […]

In this week’s message at The Gathering in Colorado Springs, Leah Ramirez explores The Woven Covenant—a prophetic vision of how God is weaving together Israel and the nations through the finished work of Christ. Drawing from Song of Solomon 8, Romans 11, Isaiah 49, and Ephesians 2, the teaching invites the church to hold the tension of Scripture with humility and clarity. Rather than collapsing into replacement theology or joining unbelief, believers are called to remain rooted in Christ, the true root of the covenant. As hearts are tuned into resonance with God, the church becomes a people who carry both truth and mercy, standing in prayer for Israel and the nations while resting in the completed work of Jesus.

In this week’s message at The Gathering in Colorado Springs, Leah Ramirez explores The Woven Covenant—a prophetic vision of how God is weaving together Israel and the nations through the finished work of Christ. Drawing from Song of Solomon 8, Romans 11, Isaiah 49, and Ephesians 2, the teaching invites the church to hold the tension of Scripture with humility and clarity. Rather than collapsing into replacement theology or joining unbelief, believers are called to remain rooted in Christ, the true root of the covenant. As hearts are tuned into resonance with God, the church becomes a people who carry both truth and mercy, standing in prayer for Israel and the nations while resting in the completed work of Jesus.