In his message, "Pretenders", Pastor Jim encourages us to fight the good fight of faith. Using Jude 11 as his text, he discusses the "way of Cain" - doubting God's goodness, "Balaam's error" - greed, compromise and rebellion, and "Korah's Rebellion" - criticalness. We need to learn how to build ourselves up in the Spirit - proclaiming the Word, praying in the Spirit, and keeping ourselves in God's love.

Pastor Jim begins a 2-part series called "Hey Jude!" Part 1 is about "Contenders" - ones who struggle in a fight. What do we contend for? We contend for the faith and for the Word. And, we contend for our personal faith; we turn liabilities into assets.

As believers, God has placed His authority within us, but we need to use it! The devil's goal is to make us ineffective, to wear us down so that we will surrender to our situation. Pastor Don Jagers encourages us to continue to fight! Nothing will change unless we begin to use the authority that God has given us!

The Born Identity Part 2

Pastor Jim begins a 3-part series "Born Identity." Jesus gives us a new identity, a new purpose, and a new title of ambassador. He has given us new life! We are to take off the "old" and put on the "new".

Sunday, Oct. 11, was Groups Sunday at Covenant Church. Pastors Jim Sink and Jay Johnson encouraged everyone to make the choice to be part of a group. It's all about living life together - that's the Kingdom of God. Be a Covenant Church groupie - get connected today!

Special Guest Speaker Bill Johnson

In his message, "Making Disciples, Part 3", Pastor Jim preaches about what it means to love God. Loving God does not mean meeting His needs or loving Him for His gifts. Loving God means to desire, treasure and delight in Him! God calls us to be totally in love with Him!

Pastor Jim teaches about the fruitfulness of a disciple in Part 2 of the series. Learn to walk in the Spirit and let failure discipline you. A Christian is one who allows the Spirit of God to flow through them!

Pastor Jim begins part 1 of his series, "Making Disciples." Discipleship is a process. Our journey begins when we ask Jesus into our hearts, and continues until we go to heaven. The five marks of a real disciple? Check our the words of Jesus in Luke 14:25-35.