This is part one of hopefully many more. Please join in and participate with Dylan Coyle, D.J. Malone, Travis Davenport, Tina Weller, and Joe Hughes.

Gods love for us is not based on a contract its based on a covenant, and if this is true, then shouldn’t our marriages be the same?

Today we will be diving into these topics and discussing from a Biblical worldview.

Forgiveness is a tricky thing, but as followers of Jesus, we are not only commanded, but equally we should be compelled to forgive, based on what forgiveness has been given to us freely.

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As brothers and sisters in Christ we are to be each other’s advocates. If this is the case why is there all too often a feeding frenzy when someone fails?

Join us for a new COVNT MDWK. Let's dive deeper into Sunday's teaching.

New to Covenant? Click here: http://www.ftg.church

Want more info check us out online! Click here: http://www.covnt.church

As brothers and sisters in Christ we are to be each other’s advocates. If this is the case why is there all too often a feeding frenzy when someone fails?

We all have our own notions of who Jesus is, and what He came to this earth to do, but unless we truly allow scripture to inform us of the nature of Jesus, we will be reading our own desires into the life of Christ, thus producing a Christ of our own making with no power to save.

Jesus has an interaction with a man named Zacheus that gives us an insight into how we should treat those who may not believe like us. Have we aligned our lives and our churches in such a way that we end up pushing out the Zacheus’s or have we created a space that welcomes them home?