Covenant Conversations

God wants you to have the best. In episode 12, we share what the “Great Exchange” entails. It includes exchanging your worries for God’s surety, your insecurities for God’s confidence, your sorrows for God’s joy, your weaknesses for God’s strength, etc. If you’re ready to make the great exchange, join the conversation!

(Scripture Reference: Matthew 11:28-30; 1 Peter 5:7)

Do you constantly feel drained? What is making you tired? It’s time to identify the source and overcome it. When the spirit of heaviness comes upon you, know that the breath of God is available to refuel you. Join the conversation!

(Scripture Reference: Isaiah 61:3; Psalm 23)

Healing is the children’s bread, and it’s available to you as sons and daughters of God. We know that God is able, but do you believe that He WILL? In today’s episode, our conversationalist, Cassondra Lenoir, shares her testimony of receiving healing and the fears/doubts that followed the miraculous experience. Join the conversation!

(Scripture Reference: 2 Timothy 1:7, 1 John 4:12-18, Romans 8:15)

It’s time to ask yourself the hard questions! In what area(s) are you not operating in full obedience? And if you’re able to identify these areas, what is the root of your partial obedience? In today’s episode, we share how our love of God plays a great role in our daily obedience. Join the conversation!

(Scripture Reference: John 14:15)

Are you spiritually employed? Are you operating in a spiritual office or with a spiritual gift that you don’t have an understanding of? Do you know your spiritual vocation? Do you know what position you hold in the Kingdom of God? Do you know what gifts God has given you? Learn how to receive the answer to these questions and more in today’s episode. Join the conversation!

(Scripture Reference: Ephesians 4:1-12; 1 Corinthians 12:28-30)

In today’s conversation, we continue to share our Spirit-led answers to the question: “If you could ask one question about God or faith, what would that question be?” Join the conversation!

In episode 6, we discuss the history of where the name “Covenant Conversations” came from, what a covenant is, and answer a few questions from our listening audience about all things God and faith! We posed the question: “If you could ask one question about God or faith, what would that question be?” Listen in now to hear some of our answers!

During an October Covenant Conversation (Episode 24,) we saw the need to enter into corporate prayer and reclaim territory. God told our community to go into warfare through prayer and "take back what the enemy stole!" The atmosphere was shifted, strongholds were broken, and God sent a word down for everyone on the call. The Prayer Call was so powerful, God told us to hold space for monthly corporate prayer!  For the month of November, we joined in prayer to offer a sacrifice of thanksgiving and an offering of praise!   Join us next Thursday for another Conversation and next month for another Prayer Call!

"I beseech you therefore, brethren, by the mercies of God, that you present your bodies a living sacrifice, holy, acceptable to God, which is your reasonable service." Romans 12:1 NKJV. In the Old Testament, slain (dead) beasts were presented as sacrifices. But we are no longer under the Old! We live in the New Testament where Paul BEGS us to present our bodies as living sacrifices. If it's not dead, that means the sacrifice still has use and purpose. Thus, as living sacrifices, we are asking the Lord to USE us! But it's not enough that we use our bodies. Bodily exercise without the proper heart posture and attitude is of no avail. Lifeless (heartless) performance of going through the motions is not us sacrificing our life. Our bodies-- whole souls and bodies, all the powers and faculties, and members of our bodies--are to be used as our reasonable service. Let's talk about truly living sacrificially. Join the Conversation!

Commitment and discipline are byproducts of mindset mastery. During today's conversation, learn how intentionality in the things of God will spill over into every other area of your life - mentally, physically, relationally, spiritually, professionally, and financially. Learning the difference between sacrificial fasts and fasts of obedience, and how to transition from a "need-to" to a "want-to" relationship with God, are key in developing a deeper love for the Lord and a life of neverending successes. Join the conversation!