Covenant Podcast

We are a church that exists to seek & save the lost. We want to have the same heart of the Father to help people come to Know God for the first time and bring our friends to meet Jesus too. We also want to come to Know God more deeply and worship in Spirit & in truth.

Waiting is a part of life. But, there is no reason to wait to accept Jesus’ free offer of salvation. He is inviting everyone to place their faith in him for the forgiveness of sins and receive salvation. 

We are all commanded to be witnesses for Christ, and no amount of excuses will change that. God has given you a story to tell - be ready and willing to share about how your life has been changed by Christ. 

People aren’t an inconvenience, they are the point! If we are willing to interrupt our day to care for people, like Jesus did, we will demonstrate to people that we care. That care helps us to win them to ourselves, our group, and eventually Christ. 

We all need to evangelize, but we don’t know how. When God entrusts a job to us, he empowers us to do that job. Prayer is an integral part of evangelism. If we want to see people come to know Christ we need to start praying for them persistently.

There is a real need for people who are evangelists. 

The idea of this first sermon in the series will be to impress upon people the need to reach others with the message of the Gospel. There could be opportunity to share your testimony, talk about the needs that you’ve seen through your mission work, etc. 

As Joshua nears the end of his life, the author of the book of Joshua focuses on 3 different goodbyes. He says goodbye to the promise keeping clans. He says goodbye to the future elders and leaders who will lead the people and encourages them all to continue to follow God after Joshua is dead. 

Progress may be slow and may be hard to see, but that doesn’t mean that it isn’t happening. As Israel finds itself 10 years after the conquest begins, it is now time to look at the land before it - subdued and ready to be taken. A new period of transition begins as each tribe begins to receive their inheritance.

God has blessed Israel with his promises, with progress, and now there is the looming prospect of peace as each tribe begins to take their own inheritance. As each tribe is given their allotment of the land, we are reminded of God’s detailed care for his people, and the fact that we must still grab a hold of our inheritance.