Pastor Jon preaches about the importance of embracing the new life you have in Christ by telling the story of Peter's recommissioning.

Jon challenges us and asks: Do we ACTUALLY believe the resurrection Story? I mean basically it's unbelievable right? And so doubt is not only understandable, it's natural. But if we choose to believe this crazy claim that a man cam back from the dead anyway, how should this deconstruct our whole worldview? YOLO no more?

On Good Friday 2019 Pastors from three local Covenant churches gathered together to go through the last seven words of Christ as outlined in the Gospel. Listen in and hear the message behind the cries of our Lord from the cross.

Jon takes aim at one of the great heresies of the American Church in the last sermon of "To the Church in America"; the heresy of prosperity gospel. He shows how the life of Jesus and of the apostles demonstrates not that God will bless us with physical or monetary prosperity but with a sense of peace in the midst of hard circumstances. Along the way we talk about Palm Sunday, Perspective, and Black Holes.

Hope does an informal interactive service and Jon discusses the first letter of the Seven Letters in Revelation to Ephesus. Are we as in love with God as we were at first? We need to be.

Jon offers "The Five Lies Culture Tells Us About Sex" by sharing a sequel to his Advent sermon on Balaam (yes the talking donkey guy again) and discussing how God's sexual ethic is different than the worlds.

Jon talks idolatry in America and exegetes the historical theological significance of Jezebel in the message to Thyatira. Are we so desperate for the outcomes that we want that we are willing to practice idolatry without even knowing it? Also why do guys like nice cars... Listen in!

Pastor Jon looks at the ever popular "Letter to the Church of Laodicea" and asks whether we, in the United States, can really say we are any different than the Ancient city of Asia Minor.

Pastor Jon talks John 13 and what it means to be known by Agape Love rather than the emotional substitute we often trade it for. "Isn't that kind of love something compelling?"

Rev. Lloyd Colar preaches an inspired message about Elisha and leaving everything (including our back-up plans) and being ALL IN for God.