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Rex Crain delivers a bold, faith-stirring message from 1 Chronicles 11 on Eleazar — the mighty man who stood his ground when everyone else fled, defended the field, and fought until his hand froze to his sword. God gave a great victory!

Rex challenges us with one powerful declaration:

“Now’s the time. This is the place. And I am the one.”

It’s time to declare war on fear, sickness, addiction, depression, and every darkness trying to hold you back. Stand firm — your defining moment is here, and God is ready to give you a great deliverance!

Dean Sikes delivers a powerful, prophetic challenge: “What has God assigned you to do?”

Using David’s testimony of rehearsing past victories (the lion, the bear, and Goliath), Dean reminds us that your history with God is the foundation for your future assignment. He teaches from Matthew 16 on the revelation of who Jesus is and who you are in Him — because until you know the Anointed One, you’ll never fully step into your anointing.

If you’ve been wondering about your purpose or feel stuck, this message will unclog your faith and launch you forward.

Tune in as Pastor Gregory Pope delivers a stirring message. Today, Pastor Gregory challenges every believer to never give up on anyone and to share the good news wherever the Holy Spirit leads. You carry the message of Jesus. Be bold. Be obedient. Be an ambassador.

Pastor Gregory Pope explores the biblical promise of "honey in the rock" from Deuteronomy 32:13—"He made him draw honey from the rock"—and Psalms 81:16—"With honey from the rock I would have satisfied you," revealing how honey symbolizes blessing, provision, promise, the sweetness of God’s Word (Psalms 119:103), prosperity, fruitfulness, reward after obedience, and spiritually signifies increase, industry, productivity, and harvest seasons. Even in hard places (the "rock"), God provides this honey—the truth of His Word—to sustain sweetness amid trials, urging believers to follow Jesus, the Rock, to produce and enjoy it. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 13, he illustrates how love, the ultimate honey, suffers long, is kind, doesn’t envy or behave rudely, bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, endures all things, and never fails. Whatever rock you're facing, the honey is there—choose the sweet for healing, deliverance, sound mind, and all pertaining to life and godliness!

Pastor Gregory Pope teaches on Living with Enlightened Eyes, reminding us that while the world says “believe what you see,” God teaches us to “see what we believe.” Learn to focus on eternal realities — God’s promises, your identity in Christ, and the Holy Spirit’s leading — instead of temporary circumstances, and walk by faith, not by sight!

Many Christians live forgiven but not truly free. Today, Pastor Gregory shows us the difference — Jesus didn’t just say “forgiven,” He said “Whom the Son sets free is free indeed” (John 8:36).

The cross isn’t just a transaction for heaven — it’s a transformation that restores your identity, authority, and purpose. It’s time to stop fighting sin and start celebrating victory. You are accepted, redeemed, empowered, seated with Christ, and dangerous to darkness!

Thank you for joining us for this powerful midweek service at Covenant Church with Pastors Jackie Pope and Allison Bramlett!

Mother and daughter team up to bring a timely word on being the LIGHT — forgetting what lies behind and pressing forward to the high calling of God in Christ Jesus (Philippians 3:13-14). Drawing from Lot’s wife and the children of Israel, they challenge us to stop romanticizing past bondage, renew our minds with the Word, break familiar strongholds, and fully surrender for true transformation.

If this message stirred you to move forward, drop a comment below: “What is God calling me to leave behind?”

Discover who you truly are in Christ—accepted, redeemed, empowered, and leak-proof in Jesus! In this uplifting message from Pastor Gregory Pope, dive into the life-changing truth of being hidden in Christ and letting Christ live in you.

We’re learning to slow down and recognize God’s presence—and stop rebuilding the “broken pieces” that keep tripping us up. Using 1 Samuel 5, we see that when God’s presence shows up, idols fall… but the enemy tries to get us to set them back up. Today’s message reminds us: replace the broken places with the Word, receive the cross as God’s lavish love, and come to communion knowing you’re a covenant son/daughter, not an orphan.

In a world that constantly pressures us to blend in, God calls His people to stand out with humility and holy courage. In this message, Pastor Gregory walks through Daniel 3 and the story of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego—showing how a compromising culture demands your worship, but true worship belongs to God alone. You’ll be challenged to examine what tries to take God’s place in your heart, to “fan the flame” of faith, and to surrender every high place so joy and victory can flow again. No matter the heat, Jesus is with you in the fire—and He still breaks chains and strengthens those who refuse to bow.