Covenant Church Douglas

In this Sunday message from Luke 15, Pastor Gregory and Jackie Pope share the story of the prodigal son and call us to come home to the Father. The Father is not waiting to condemn. He runs to restore. They also challenge the church to know our identity in Christ, put on the armor of God, and walk as sons and daughters who shine bright for Jesus. This message will stir you to come home, stand in who you are, and live crucified so resurrection life can flow through you.

In this Sunday message, Pastor Gregory Pope continues the conversation on renewing the mind and setting a new spiritual default. He challenges us to examine what is truly ruling our affections and to let the Word of God take first place in our lives.

Through powerful teaching, he calls the church to walk in restoration, encouragement, and love, refusing to leave people behind and choosing to apply the Word of God to one another. This message will stir you to keep your heart soft, your mind renewed, and your focus on Jesus.

In this midweek message, Pastor Gregory Pope teaches on the importance of our spiritual default setting. Using the simple illustration of a clock resetting to 12 after a power blink, he asks a powerful question: When pressure comes and you’re not consciously thinking about your response, what does your life automatically return to?

Drawing from Romans 12:2 and other key scriptures, Pastor Gregory shows that without a renewed mind the old programming remains the default—fear, worry, offense, and human reasoning. But through abiding in the Word, our minds can be reprogrammed so that faith becomes the automatic response. The goal is not positive thinking, but a Christ-centered default where God’s Word is already loaded in the heart.

In this powerful message, special guest Audrey Mack challenges the body of Christ with a clear choice: when it comes to sickness, will we take it or fight it? Drawing from her own journey of being healed of bone cancer and years of ministry, Audrey teaches that sickness is an enemy, not something to tolerate or accept. Just as we resist sin, we must actively resist symptoms and stand up on the inside before we can stand up on the outside. Through powerful teaching and real-life stories of healing, she calls believers to rise up in spiritual authority, refuse passivity, and defend what Jesus has already purchased. This message will stir your faith and equip you to walk in victory.

In this powerful midweek message, special guest Richie Hughes shares from his personal journey of being diagnosed with cancer one year ago and the healing God is doing in his life. Teaching from Luke 17 and the story of the ten lepers, he challenges us with a simple but searching question: How do you look? Do you resemble Jesus?

Richie reminds us that God’s desire is not just to heal our bodies, but to make us whole — mind, body, soul, and spirit. He encourages us to keep trusting God even when faith takes time, to examine who is supporting us and who we are supporting, and to live in such a way that people can look at us and say, “You don’t look like what you’ve been through.”

In this Sunday message, Pastor Gregory Pope continues the “Run the Race” series by teaching on the hurdles we face in life. Drawing from Hebrews 12 and Psalms 18:32, he reminds us that it is God who arms us with strength and makes our way perfect.

The key is not focusing on the hurdle, but looking unto Jesus, the author and finisher of our faith. Pastor Gregory challenges us to build our “faith muscle,” stop discussing the problem more than the Word, and run with endurance. When we keep our eyes on Jesus, we clear every hurdle and finish strong.

In this Sunday message, Pastor Gregory Pope continues the “Run the Race” series by teaching on the hurdles we face in life. Drawing from Hebrews 12 and Psalms 18:32, he reminds us that it is God who arms us with strength and makes our way perfect.

The key is not focusing on the hurdle, but looking unto Jesus, the author and finisher of our faith. Pastor Gregory challenges us to build our “faith muscle,” stop discussing the problem more than the Word, and run with endurance. When we keep our eyes on Jesus, we clear every hurdle and finish strong.

In this Sunday message, Pastor Gregory Pope teaches from Hebrews 12:1-2 on running the race set before us.

We are surrounded by a great cloud of witnesses, and God has already equipped us with everything we need for life and godliness. The call is to lay aside every weight and the sin that so easily ensnares us — doubt, fear, worry, pride, unforgiveness, and more — and run with endurance while looking unto Jesus, the author and finisher of our faith.

Pastor Gregory reminds us that the race has already been won. We are more than conquerors through Christ. Keep your eyes on Jesus, cast your cares on Him, and run free.

In this midweek message, Pastor Gregory Pope continues teaching from the book of Nehemiah and 1 Peter, reminding us that we are the dwelling place of God and living stones being built into a spiritual house.

He emphasizes that Jesus is the Chief Cornerstone — everything in our lives must align with Him. When our lives are out of alignment, we lose our peace. Pastor Gregory also challenges us to practice the small things, especially kindness, and to speak the Word over ourselves instead of paying homage to the old nature.

You are a chosen generation, a royal priesthood, and a holy nation. God has called and appointed you for such a time as this. Let every gate be up, stay aligned with the Cornerstone, and let Christ live through you.

In this Sunday message, Pastor Gregory Pope teaches from 1 Corinthians 1:30 and Jeremiah 9:24 that the only thing worth boasting in is the Lord. When we boast in Him, we give no place to the enemy.

Drawing from Nehemiah’s call to rebuild the walls and 2 Chronicles 20, Pastor Gregory reminds us that the battle is not ours—it belongs to the Lord. He challenges us to know God’s character personally and practically: His loving-kindness, His justice, and His righteousness. As we know Him, we begin to reflect Him, open the valve of Christ in us, and live from the reality that Christ has been made unto us wisdom, righteousness, sanctification, and redemption.

This message will help you stop fighting in your own strength, guard the gates of your heart and mind, and live with confidence that God is for you.