Join us as we celebrate what God has done at Faith Cov this year!

In the final message of our Practicing the Way series, we explore the ultimate reward of following Jesus—Jesus Himself. True life begins when we die to our false selves and come alive in the identity God created us to live, walking the way of the cross with Christ.

Looking for a life of deeper meaning and purpose? This week’s message invites you to explore how love, in the Way of Jesus, becomes a “joyous burden” that transforms our everyday actions into a life of grace and abundance.

Explore the importance of doing what Jesus did, as highlighted in John 14:12. In a world seeking meaning, our actions reveal the reality of our relationship with Jesus, showing others that He is present and active through us.

In our Practicing the Way series, we explore how becoming more like Jesus is a slow, consistent process shaped by who we follow and what we prioritize. Who or what is forming you today, and how are you actively choosing to reflect Jesus in your life?

Our series Practicing the Way, inspired by John Mark Comer, invites us to become true apprentices of Jesus. If Jesus is the Way, then the practices we follow are not the goal themselves—but pathways to deeper connection with Him.

God speaks to each of us in ways we can receive, just as He did with the first disciples. In Thomas' doubt, he was honest about needing to hear from Jesus, and God met him there. Even when we can't see Him, Jesus still speaks to us in ways we can hear and believe.

Easter reminds us that the resurrection of Jesus still speaks powerfully today. It gives us rootedness in a greater story, union with Christ and one another, and deep hope that death and despair never have the final word.

We celebrate Palm Sunday, the triumphal entry of Jesus, with vibrant worship, waving palm branches and a powerful message from our guest pastor, Greg Yee, Superintendent of the PacNW Conference of the Evangelical Covenant Church.

Engage deeply with God through the themes of adoration, confession, thanksgiving, and supplication.