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Charlie and Kevin discuss the history, resources, and purpose of the CLC bookstall, which you can visit each Sunday morning before and after our gathering. Our bookstall is stocked with great modern and ancient resources to help you mature as a Christian. Stop by and find the book best suited toward areas you desire to learn and grow in!
Justin discusses the necessity of receiving and providing healthy Biblical Counseling. Covenant Life Church encourages its members and attendees to pursue this kind of counseling as a means of Christian discipleship and growth. Through this episode, we provide several encouragements and resources for you to grow in this area of life.
Evangelism is at the heart of the people of God. Why? Because God, in His great kindness, uses normal people in every day situations to build for himself a people through the sharing of the gospel.
Charlie sits down with Jay Gregory to discuss conversion – its definition as a biblical doctrine, its importance to the life and health of the church, and a resource on this subject offered in the CLC bookstall.
Michael Lawrence's book, Conversion, is available on Sundays at CLC for $4.
Justin and Bob just returned from Dallas, TX as messengers of CLC to the Southern Baptist Convention Annual Meeting. What in the world is that? Well, we're here to help explain why they went, why it matters, what happened, and what was memorable and important for us to know as a church. Charlie Jackson hosts this episode of CLC Talks.
Justin and Charlie discuss how the regular rhythms of the faithful Christian life will impact our church for the years to come.
Justin Perry and Charlie Jackson discuss God's grace within CLC, and how that can inform the way we think about growing as a church body.
Why congregational singing? What's its benefit? What if there's a song I don't like? What should I do with that? As a church member, how can I prepare for Sunday morning singing?
Justin and Charlie discuss the role of singing in the life of the church. This is the first of a two-part series featuring this discussion.
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