Covenant Life Church

From the Covenant: Our Promise–Keeping God series - The new covenant is the ultimate covenant between God and his people, a covenant that is unbreakable, has no replacement and has no successor. All other former covenants are superseded and consummated by this new covenant.

From the Covenant: Our Promise–Keeping God series - God promised King David that he would establish David’s throne forever, but his dynasty lasted only 400 years. David’s earthly kingdom was a shadow of a still deeper and more important spiritual reality: the kingship of Jesus Christ and the Kingdom of God.

From the Covenant: Our Promise–Keeping God series - In Exodus 24, God graciously invited Israel to become his people, and they devoted themselves to him. The terms of the covenant between God and Israel are read, the contract is sealed in blood, and then the covenant benefits are enjoyed.

From the Covenant: Our Promise–Keeping God series - God is our shield and covenant keeper. Our appropriate response is to believe his promises and obey him as an expression of that faith.

From the Covenant: Our Promise–Keeping God series - God’s covenant with Noah is a re-creation story with echoes of Eden throughout it. In it, God reestablishes common grace, the cultural mandate, and creation’s preservation.

From the Covenant: Our Promise–Keeping God series - At creation, the relationship between God and mankind was defined by a covenant of works which required personal and perfect obedience to the law of God. Adam broke that covenant, but Christ fulfilled it.

From the Covenant: Our Promise–Keeping God series - Before the foundation of the world, God the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit planned to rescue people from their sins, in order to reconcile them to himself.

From the series - Jesus is personally and decisively building his church to be his own possession.This should fill us with confidence that no opposition will hold back Christ’s purposes for his church.

From the 1 Corinthians: Real Church series - Spiritual growth is best fostered in an environment that alleviates shame and admonishes with the gospel in the context of real relationships.

From the 1 Corinthians: Real Church series - Spiritual growth is best fostered in an environment that alleviates shame and admonishes with the gospel in the context of real relationships.