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Mar 22, 2026 44 min

Keys And New Covenant Agreement

from David Campbell's Podcast Hosted by David Campbell

The discussion centers on the concept of "keys and new covenant agreement," emphasizing authority and agreement in a spiritual sense. The speaker explains that keys represent authority and that new covenant agreements are unique, requiring divine revelation for prayers to be answered. The conversation references Matthew 15, 16, and 18, highlighting Jesus' teachings on defilement, the role of the human spirit as a sanctuary, and the importance of divine revelation. The speaker stresses that true agreement in prayer must be based on God's planting in the human spirit, not human desires. The example of the church in Antioch illustrates this principle in action.

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The discussion centers on the concept of "keys and new covenant agreement," emphasizing authority and agreement in a spiritual sense. The speaker explains that keys represent authority and that new covenant agreements are unique, requiring divine revelation for prayers to be answered. The conversation references Matthew 15, 16, and 18, highlighting Jesus' teachings on defilement, the role of the human spirit as a sanctuary, and the importance of divine revelation. The speaker stresses that tr...

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