Covenant Connection

God still has a purpose for your life. Pastor Sheldon Nickerson shares a message about unity, fresh anointing, and actively serving the body of Christ. Beginning in Psalm 133, he challenges us to build meaningful relationships, strengthen one another, and keep doing good without growing weary. Be encouraged to recognize your calling and take your place in what God is doing.

What changes when God becomes the center of our lives? In Part 2 of The Will of God, Pastor Josh Morgan explores surrender, dependence on God, and recognizing opportunities to serve in ordinary moments. This message challenges us to approach our relationships, decisions, and difficult seasons with faith—and live with a renewed desire to glorify Him.

How can we understand God’s will for our lives? Pastor Josh Morgan begins this series by exploring different aspects of God’s will and their connection to everyday decisions. Through Ephesians 5:17, Colossians 1:9, and Proverbs 3:5–6, this message encourages us to seek biblical wisdom, surrender our own understanding, and trust God’s direction.

What can you pray when you cannot find the words? In Part 10 of When They Prayed, we explore Romans 8:26–28 and the Holy Spirit’s help in our weakness. Through the prayers of Hannah, Jesus, and Nehemiah, this message offers encouragement to bring God our tears, silence, and burdens—and trust His work even when we cannot see the outcome.

Would you choose God’s presence over His blessings? Pastor Dalton Harper turns to Exodus 33 and Moses’ refusal to move forward without God. This message invites us to examine what competes for our hearts, seek God’s ways, and pursue His glory. Discover how a life shaped by His presence can become a witness to the people around us.

Is your faith something you talk about—or something you live? Pastor Josh Morgan challenges us to pursue a deeper relationship with God and walk in the power of the Holy Spirit. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 2 and the book of Acts, this message explores spiritual hunger, obedience, and putting our gifts into practice as we carry our faith into everyday life.

How do we hold on to hope when life brings grief, disappointment, or uncertainty? Through Lamentations 3:21–25, this message points us to God’s enduring mercy and faithfulness. Discover the difference between wishful thinking and hope rooted in God’s character, and find encouragement to trust Him even while you are still walking through the storm.

Your everyday work matters to God. Pastor Sara Morgan explores the biblical purpose of work and how our responsibilities can become an expression of worship. Drawing from Genesis, Colossians, and the story of Mary and Martha, this message challenges us to serve with diligence, remember whom we are working for, and let our character reflect Jesus at home and in the workplace.

What does it mean to live set apart for God? Pastor Josh Morgan explores consecration as a daily surrender of our spirit, soul, and body. Through 1 Thessalonians 5:23, Romans 12:1, and the Psalms, this message invites us to let God search our hearts, renew our minds, and lead us into greater spiritual freedom. Take your next step toward a life fully surrendered to Jesus.

There is a generation being pulled apart, and the enemy is working overtime to separate and divide the body of Christ. But God is calling His people back together. Every member of the body matters, no matter their past or how they arrived. When one member disconnects, the whole body suffers and that member becomes vulnerable. Just as God called the dry bones in Ezekiel 37 back together into a mighty army, He is calling scattered and hurting people back into community today. Unity is not optional. It is a commandment rooted in the Word of God. The Great Commission requires a unified body, and you cannot fix the world with a dismembered church.