Covenant Church Douglas

In this midweek message, Pastor Gregory Pope teaches from Psalm 92 that it is good to give thanks to the Lord in the morning and declare His faithfulness every night. Church is where you plug into who God has made you. The righteous flourish like a palm tree and grow like a cedar when they are planted in the house of the Lord and anointed with fresh oil. Whatever you do, do it heartily as unto the Lord, not for people, and serve with joy.

In this Sunday message, Pastors Gregory and Jackie Pope teach from the four friends who tore the roof off to get their friend to Jesus. Faith is an action word. He saw their faith. You cannot turn the world upside down until you get right side up. Become a witness, delight in the Word, and stay planted by the rivers of living water.

In this midweek message, Pastor Gregory Pope shows that the moment you know who you are in Christ, the enemy comes to accuse and distract. Jesus answered every attack in the wilderness with the Word of God. The sword of the Spirit is our only offensive weapon. Stop talking about the mountain and speak the Word to it. Do not follow the crowd. Get intense about God, put away old habits, and live as He is in this world.

In this Sunday message, Pastor Gregory Pope teaches that believers are an occupying force in the earth. Jesus has already triumphed, and we are called to steward the position He has given us. Drawing from 1 John 4:17, he shows that as Jesus is, so are we in this world. Who you walk with shapes your attitude, your focus, and your future. Put away childish things, find your identity in the Book, and walk with God first.

In this midweek message, Allison Bramlett reminds us that God is not looking for perfection. He is looking for progress. Drawing from Peter, Joseph, and the potter’s house in Jeremiah 18, she teaches that we are under construction, not discarded. Don’t call a mess what God calls a process. Don’t confuse a detour with a dead end. Stay in His hands, stay teachable, and trust that He who began a good work in you will complete it.

Thank you for tuning into our latest Sunday Morning Message with Pastors Jackie Pope & Allison Bramlett. For our Mother's Day service, they share a powerful message on rising up as women and men of God and setting a standard for the next generation.

In this Sunday message, Pastor Gregory Pope calls the church to grow up in Christ. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 13:11 and Ephesians 4, he challenges us to put away childish things and put on the Lord Jesus Christ. Maturity is not just knowing Jesus. It is showing His character in how we think, speak, forgive, and live. This word will stir you to lay aside the old ways, walk in love, and grow up in all things into Him.

In this midweek message, Allison Bramlett teaches from Mark 3 and the man with the withered hand. Grace does more than forgive our past. It trains us how to live right now. Jesus called the man to stand up and stretch out the very part he wanted to hide. Healing came through obedience, not hiding. Allison challenges us to reboot our priorities, get things in order, and stretch out the withered places so God can make them whole.

In this Sunday message, Pastor Gregory Pope teaches from the life of Abraham and the call of Jesus to go. Abraham did not have a map. He had a word from God, and he obeyed. We walk the same way, by faith and not by sight. Our footprints matter. They leave a trail for our children, our friends, and a watching world. This message is a call to follow the steps of Jesus, put on the whole armor of God, and go into all the world carrying His presence.

In this midweek message, Allison Bramlett teaches on responsibility, maturity, and holiness. Drawing from Galatians 6:7 and the garden, she reminds us that God is not punishing us when we face consequences. He is inviting us to grow. Frustration often comes when we want God’s blessing without God’s ways. Allison challenges us to stop blaming God, accept responsibility, and stay in His hand as people set apart for His purpose. This word will help you trade a victim mindset for a victorious one and walk in the maturity God is developing in you.