In this episode, we dive deep into the Great Commission (Matthew 28) and the powerful message of Jeremiah 29 to explore how the church is called to live out its mission in the world. From spreading the gospel to seeking the welfare of our communities, we discuss what it truly means to be a church on mission.

In this episode, we explore the key differences between missional and dispensational theology. We break down how each perspective views God's plan for humanity and the Church throughout history. Whether you're new to these concepts or looking for a deeper understanding, this episode will clarify how these theological frameworks shape our faith and mission today.

In this episode, we explore the difference between missional living and evangelism, and how each shapes our approach to engaging culture and sharing the Gospel. For urban professionals with a passion for theology, this conversation offers practical insights on living out God’s mission in the everyday rhythm of city life.

In our second episode, we’re gettin’ into what it means to be the “salt of the earth” and the “light of the world.” We’ll break down how these ideas push us to live out our faith in a real way and make a difference in our neighborhoods. So grab your crew and tune in for a dope discussion that’ll light a fire under you!

Missional Living Pt.1

This is episode one of the Cov Talk Podcast. This podcast was created to encourage believers to think biblically about life, fellowship, and staying aligned with God's covenant.

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Remember the thrill of childhood hide and seek games? In Psalms 27, David hides from Saul and seeks God's presence. Pastor Everett delves into the powerful message of protection and guidance in verse 5. Let's uncover the treasures hidden within this biblical passage.

In Genesis 2, the concept of God breathing life into humanity is a powerful and symbolic moment. Pastor Shawn delves into the profound significance of God's breath and why it holds such importance for us today. Join us as we explore the spiritual depth and relevance of this divine act in shaping our understanding of life and purpose.

In Gen 16, we find a woman who feels neglected and unseen by the world around her.  She is mistreated and abused, and as a result, she runs away from home. However,  because God sees her when no one else does, she declares, “You are EL ROI the God of seeing.

In Exodus 34, after spending 40 days and 40 nights on Mount Sinai with God, Moses descends with the residue of God's glory visible on his face.

Nowadays, everyone claims they are called.  Most desire to be called because they seek fame, fortune, and prominence.  What if your call wasn't towards popularity but obscurity? Could you still serve the Lord? Hebrews 11:35-40 tackles this subject and provides us with reasons as to why this call is doable.