Grace is not of limited supply. The Bible teaches when we are willing to give grace to those who seem more blessed than us, we are accessing a prophetic opportunity God will use to miraculously provide for us in abundance.

Jerusalem is a city with eternal significance. God has always been involved with events surrounding Jerusalem; all the events of our faith began there, and everything will end there. We each have an opportunity, and obligation, to be involved with Jerusalem.

Pastor Stephen lead's us through communion and share's his heart.

Before Jesus ascended to Heaven, He left instructions known as the Great Commission. The Great Commission not only tells us to teach about Jesus in other countries, but – with equal urgency – to represent Jesus to diverse groups of people in our own, immediate spheres of life.

The finale of our series titled, Sand and Stars, Pastor Stephen details the final sacrifice that Jesus paid for all our sins. It is finished. Our debt has been paid in full.

Sand and stars are mentioned together in God’s promise to Abraham (Genesis 22: 17) as symbols of how He blesses us. Great blessings were promised to Abraham and his descendants. Jesus is both God and man at the same time, thereby not only being the means of our eternal salvation, but also providing Heavenly blessings to us in the flesh.

When you begin to fill your self with the Word of God, in the midst of temptation, you know what to say in response. Temptation is not a sin, its an invitation to lean on Jesus. Jesus cares about our sand.

Another one of Covenant Church’s core values is embracing diversity and creating covenant relationships in every area of our lives. Join us as we explore the core values of Covenant at any one our 3 services. Join us live or online @ 8:45, 10, & 11:30am.

One of Covenant Church’s attributes is we embrace the Holy Spirit and intentionally use Him in our daily lives. Join us as we explore the core values of Covenant at any one our 3 services. Join us live or online @ 8:45, 10, & 11:30am.

The people of Covenant Church practice generosity. Part of human nature is the tendency to gather and keep things for ourselves. God’s desire is to give each of us what is sufficient for happiness, and that He then can bless others - through us - with what we have in excess to what is necessary.