Covenant Baptist Church episodes:

• October 14, 2018Isaiah 35:1-10

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• October 14, 2018Isaiah 35:1-10

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• October 14, 2018Matthew 9:18-34

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• October 14, 2018Matthew 9:18-34

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• October 08, 2018Gathering As God’s Treasured Possession

  The second sermon in a series entitled "Gathered Worship".

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• October 07, 2018Habakkuk 1:1-2:5 Living Out Your Faith in the Midst of Chaos

  We live in a broken world, and we need to be reminded of that. We need to

  understand that since Genesis 3, this world has been drastically affected

  by the Fall. Sin is ugly! For example, just this week there was another

  shooting in our nation… The result: A life taken. A family coping with the

  loss. Officers wounded. An arrest. And children exposed to violence, death,

  and pain… You have to ask yourself, can anything good come out of this

  situation? 

  This is sin. It’s real. It’s powerful, and it’s deadly. And it has affected

  everyone. You’ve seen it. Felt it. Death. Pain. Confusion. These are no

  longer ideas. They are realities for some of us, some of you. Do you feel

  overwhelmed? Do questions of confusion and frustration plague your mind at

  night? When is this pain going to end? Why did I take that first drink? Why

  did I lose my child? Why did my father get sick? Why can’t I have a child?

  Does God hate, me? … Listen for more

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• October 07, 2018Habakkuk 1:1-2:5 Living Out Your Faith in the Midst of Chaos

  We live in a broken world, and we need to be reminded of that. We need to

  understand that since Genesis 3, this world has been drastically affected

  by the Fall. Sin is ugly! For example, just this week there was another

  shooting in our nation… The result: A life taken. A family coping with the

  loss. Officers wounded. An arrest. And children exposed to violence, death,

  and pain… You have to ask yourself, can anything good come out of this

  situation? 

  This is sin. It’s real. It’s powerful, and it’s deadly. And it has affected

  everyone. You’ve seen it. Felt it. Death. Pain. Confusion. These are no

  longer ideas. They are realities for some of us, some of you. Do you feel

  overwhelmed? Do questions of confusion and frustration plague your mind at

  night? When is this pain going to end? Why did I take that first drink? Why

  did I lose my child? Why did my father get sick? Why can’t I have a child?

  Does God hate, me? … Listen for more

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• October 07, 2018Matthew 9:14–17

  Last lesson, we saw the power of Jesus to forgive sins in the account of

  the paralytic. One whose sins are forgiven are those who truly follow

  Jesus. To amplify this authority, Matthew gives the account of his own

  calling, for as a tax-collector, he was known to be a great sinner… Here in

  our text tonight, we see another evidence of true Christianity: We leave

  behind the trappings of empty ritual and legalism. Click play to hear more.

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• October 07, 2018Matthew 9:14–17

  Last lesson, we saw the power of Jesus to forgive sins in the account of

  the paralytic. One whose sins are forgiven are those who truly follow

  Jesus. To amplify this authority, Matthew gives the account of his own

  calling, for as a tax-collector, he was known to be a great sinner… Here in

  our text tonight, we see another evidence of true Christianity: We leave

  behind the trappings of empty ritual and legalism. Click play to hear more.

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• September 30, 20181 KINGS 7:48—8:11 Acceptable Worship

  ACCEPTABLE WORSHIP IS NOT SPECTATORSHIP

  Tommy Speirs challenged us last time we gathered with this question, “Why

  are you here?” I would ask that again this morning. Why are you here? Why

  did you come this morning? You may say, “for worship.” How? For so many,

  worship became a time of spectatorship… We come, we sit, we listen, some of

  us sing, some of us pay attention to the message, and then we leave and we

  may argue that giving our time and offering was our sacrifice for worship.

  We really need to challenge ourselves biblically on what it means to

  worship.

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