Covenant Life Church

From the 1 Corinthians: Real Church series - In the final words of 1 Corinthians, Paul gathers a potpourri of items that he deems important and wants to make sure he relates.

From the 1 Corinthians: Real Church series - The Bible is clear that the family of God should meet one another’s needs in response to the gospel of Christ. Christians should contribute thoughtfully, consistently, and proportionally. The church, then, should handle that giving honorably.

From the 1 Corinthians: Real Church series - Christian, upon your death, your body will be sown into the earth like a seed, but one day your body will be raised incorruptible. You will be the same person you are now but in a glorious spiritual body that will be like Jesus’ resurrection body.

From the 1 Corinthians: Real Church series - There is nothing more consequential than the truth of the resurrection, not only for when we die but also for how we live.

From the Showing the Spirit series - Regarding the church gathering, it is not enough that words are intelligible and understood. Words should also be restrained to ensure everything is done decently and in order.

From the 1 Corinthians: Real Church series - As Paul concludes his letter to the Corinthian church, he reminds them of the most important message: the resurrection of Christ is the power for salvation and renewal.

From the Showing the Spirit series - God wants you to make love your aim, to be filled with the Spirit, and to use the gifts he has given you to glorify him and to build up his church.

From the series - Faithful fathers teach and show that their children should set their hope in God, remember the works of God, and keep the commands of God.

From the Showing the Spirit series - Gifts without love are nothing but a joke. Love seeks what is best for others and will remain even after the gifts pass away.

From the Showing the Spirit series - Paul uses the metaphor of the human body to explain how the church is one spiritual people comprised of individuals who both need others’ God-ordained gifts and are needed by everyone else.