What if the God you’ve been taught to fear has always been the God who loves you? For centuries, Christians have wrestled with questions about God’s covenant, His promises, and how He relates to humanity. Too often, the Church has taught a distorted image of a harsh and punitive God—leaving believers stuck in fear, striving to earn His favor, and missing the fullness of His grace. In Jacob’s Well: A Treatise on God’s Covenant of Grace , Trevor Graeber challenges these misconceptions head-on. With biblical depth and pastoral warmth, he walks readers through the story of God’s covenants—from Abraham to Jesus—uncovering the tender affection of a Father who has always desired relationship, not religion. Drawing from both scripture and real-life ministry experience, Graeber explains: Why the New Covenant changes everything about how we see God - How Jacob’s story reveals the futility of striving to force God’s promises - The freedom found in embracing God’s grace instead of old, fear and obedience-based mentalities - Why understanding the New Covenant is essential to experiencing peace, joy, and transformation in daily life Whether you’re a pastor, a small group leader, a lifelong believer, someone who has walked away from the church, or even someone still searching for who Jesus really is—this book is for you. Jacob’s Well challenges assumptions, clears away distortions, and paints a compelling picture of God’s covenant love. It will deepen the faith of those who already believe and offer hope, clarity, and freedom to anyone who longs to know the God of grace instead of the God of fear. Stop drinking from Jacob’s well of self-effort. Start drawing from the living water of God’s unshakable covenant of grace. Perfect for personal study, discipleship, or church discussion groups, Jacob’s Well is a timely resource for anyone ready to step out of fear and into freedom.