Covenant Life Church

This week, Pastor John continues the annual State of the Church message, casting vision for the future of our campus, highlighting how these investments connect to the Jericho Project and sharing the importance of devoting ourselves to discipleship.

Pastor John delivers the annual State of the Church message, providing an update on our latest attendance and financial numbers, commitment to the fight against sex trafficking, mission, vision and plans for the future.

What comes out of our mouths is important — more important than we often realize. James 3:1-2 and Proverbs 18:21 talk about the need to control our tongues, and there are two scriptural truths that support this fact: we can't pray in faith and speak worry, and we can't live in victory and speak defeat. This week, we're going to dive deep into this topic and explore these truths with a message called "Watch Your Words."

Hebrews 11:1 describes faith as both “confidence” and “assurance,” and the rest of the chapter celebrates a variety of prophets, teachers, leaders and believers for their courageous acts of faith. It’s easy for the amazing things they accomplished to seem like relics of the past because we don’t often see the same boldness today. This week, Jordan Weathers is going to help us explore the steps that we can take to have a courageous and confident faith in a special, football-themed message called Super Bold.

The Bible contains many verses about integrity and character, and while most people would agree on the importance of these qualities, we might not fully understand them. This week, Pastor Jay Mann from Lifegate Church is helping us determine what character is — and what it’s not — to ensure that we can respond appropriately to different situations and live a life that is pleasing to God.

Over the past two weeks, we’ve been exploring the areas of life in which balance doesn’t work. In areas like faith and prayer, an absolute choice is required, and we need to be unashamedly and whole-heartedly unbalanced. This week, we’re wrapping up this three-part series with a message called Unbalanced Words.

The Bible has a lot to say about our words and the fact that what we say is important. Words affect our faith, our prayer lives and our salvation, and the words we speak need to be unbalanced words. We need to be all the way committed to making the things that com out of our mouths completely unbalanced toward the things of God.

This week, we’re continuing our “Unbalanced” series, exploring the areas in our lives in which we need to be all the win with no compromise and no diluting. Pastor Jay Mann from Lifegate Church talks about the need for unbalanced prayer.

By looking at Nehemiah’s prayer in Nehemiah 1:5-11, we will learn four lessons about effective prayer and unpack five conditions of answered prayers throughout the Bible — helping us truly enjoy our prayer time and have better conversations with God.

The modern world has a Goldilocks complex. Just like the little girl in the story, we want everything just right. Not too much of this or too much of that. Our culture seems obsessed with finding the perfect balance.

While there is wisdom in the concept of balance, there are some things in which you don’t want to find balance. Being called balanced is generally a compliment, but there are some areas in which we need to be boldly and unapologetically unbalanced. This week, we’re kicking off a brand new series

to further explore this concept.

Join us as Pastor Jay Mann from LifeGate Church shares a message about face-to-face encounters, including the importance of encountering God rather than simply studying Him, the role God takes when someone encounters Him, what happens to those who have an encounter and how we can have our own!

Everybody wants to start the new year off right. We share resolutions, diets, work out regimens, money-saving tips, time-saving ideas, life hacks and all sorts of things, and we want to feel like we have a better plan to meet the challenges that may have whooped our tails last year.

Jesus said something in Mark 2:23-28 that we need to slow down and understand because it’s the key to becoming whatever it is that God wants us to become and do whatever it is that He wants us to do. This week, we're going to explore the Sabbath and look at three principles we can apply to our lives.