Ever wondered who you really are when the world tries to define you? Join Pastor Mitchell Franatovich for the final week of the "Who Am I?" series at The Tabernacle Church in Covington, Louisiana.

In this message, we explore our third and most missional identity: Ambassadors of God. While being a child of God is about our relationship and being a saint is about being set apart, being an ambassador is about our daily purpose. We aren't just here to exist. We are here to represent the Kingdom of Heaven in everything we do.

Pastor Mitchell breaks down how we can walk in the same authority and character that Jesus showed during His time on earth. From understanding how light naturally replaces darkness to realizing that we have been approved and entrusted with the Gospel, this episode will challenge you to see your life as a divine assignment,,.

Whether you are at work, at home, or out in your community, you are a representative of the King every single day. Learn how to carry the message of reconciliation and live with a purpose that nothing in this world can shake.

Key Highlights:

• The Three Identities: Relational (Child), Positional (Saint), and Missional (Ambassador).
• The Power of Light: Why darkness is simply the absence of light and how we fill that void.
• The Ambassador Track: Understanding that we have the full backing and authority of Heaven to walk out our purpose.
• Real-World Representation: Carrying the character of the Kingdom into your workplace and home.

In the second part of his series titled Who Am I, Pastor Mitchell explores how our identity is under constant attack from the enemy. He explains that while we are relational sons and daughters of God, we also hold a positional identity as saints of God. Being a saint does not mean you are a super Christian or part of a religious elite. Instead, it means you are set apart and holy for the purpose of reflecting Jesus in every part of your life. Pastor Mitchell encourages listeners to stop trying to fit into the world and instead embrace the unique place God has for them within His family. This message serves as a powerful reminder that you are not defined by your job, your talents, or your bank account. You are a saint, bought and paid for by Jesus Christ to represent Him to the world.

The world is trying to give you an identity—don't let it.

The number one strategy of the enemy is to attack your sense of self. In the series opener Who Am I?, Pastor Mitchell explores the divinity, saviorhood, and humanity of Jesus to show us how our identity is directly tied to Him,. You are not defined by your anxiety, your bank account, or your past mistakes,. As a child of God, you have been legally adopted into a royal family as a joint heir with Christ,. It’s time to wake up with a renewed mind and walk in the confidence and authority of who the Father says you are,.

"What if the secret to a flourishing, life-producing church was found in the heart of a mother?"

In this insightful message, Mia Celino explores the spiritual reality of the church as a "mothering" entity. Drawing from personal lessons learned from her own mother and the biblical mandates in Titus 2 and Proverbs 31, Mia illustrates how the church is called to be more than just a gathering—it is meant to be a birthing room for new life. She emphasizes that as the bride of Christ, the church cannot produce life on its own; spiritual growth and fruitfulness are the direct results of intimacy and proximity to Jesus. Listeners will be challenged to check their own "intimacy level" with the Lord and learn how to present the best version of themselves to the Groom, ensuring the church remains a vibrant, life-giving engine for the Kingdom of God.

Are you tired of being a "worker bee" enslaved to your own productivity?. In this powerful message, Jeremy Celino challenges our modern obsession with busyness and reveals that the biblical command to "be still" is far more radical than just finding a quiet moment.

Drawing from the Hebrew word rafo, Jeremy explains that being still actually means to completely let go, relax, and cease striving—a total surrender of control to God. Using the backdrop of Psalm 46, written during a time of chaotic war, he shares how we can find peace even when our world is shaking. Whether you are facing the winds of change, the earthquakes of shifting foundations, or the fire of purification, this message will teach you how to hear God’s "soft and gentle whisper" in the middle of the noise. Stop trying to control the chaos and learn how to let God’s presence carry you through.

Ever remember that one toy you begged your parents for as a kid? Maybe it was a Buzz Lightyear, a new bike, or a Nintendo system. We all know what it feels like to have that deep, unstoppable longing for something. In this message from our Covington campus, Pastor Mitchell Franatovich asks a powerful question: Do we still have that same level of pursuit when it comes to God?

Using Psalm 27:4 as an anchor for the year, Pastor Mitchell breaks down three life-changing keys to dwelling in God's presence: Ask and Seek, Dwell, and Inquire. He shares how King David, a man after God’s own heart, prioritized being with God above everything else, even in his messiest moments. Whether you are at work, at home, or even just cutting the grass, you can learn how to invite the Holy Spirit into every part of your daily routine.

🔥 Key Takeaways:

• How to move from just "bringing God along" to truly "dwelling" with Him.
• The difference between a casual question and a heart-felt petition.
• Why your relationship with God shouldn't depend on your perfection.

Join the conversation: What is one thing you are asking the Lord for this season? Drop a comment below and let’s encourage each other! 🙌

If you have ever felt like you are drowning in your own mistakes, Pastor Chris Lodriguss has a message that will help you breathe again. In Hope Is Alive: This Is Not The End, he shares a hilarious but powerful story about a man panicking in a bayou only to realize the water was just four feet deep. Chris uses the story of Peter’s restoration to show that even when we feel overwhelmed by shame or failure, Jesus is actually pursuing us to bring us back to our purpose. This message is all about moving past condemnation and realizing that your story is far from over.

Life can get incredibly heavy sometimes, but Pastor Darnell is here to remind you that even in the darkest moments, hope is never truly gone. Her message, Hope is Alive: All is Not Lost, explores the story of Mary Magdalene at the empty tomb and how deep grief can often blind us to the supernatural work God is doing right in front of us. Darnell shares vulnerable stories about her father losing his job and her husband’s long battle with illness to show that we can still choose to expect good things even when the natural world looks bleak. It is a beautiful call to reject isolation and stay connected to other believers while we wait for our own personal encounters with the Lord.

What if the same power that raised Jesus from the dead was actually living inside of you right now? Pastor Carl Catalanotto delivers a powerful Easter Sunday message titled The Tomb Is Still Empty. He moves past the holiday traditions to get to the core of why the resurrection is a cardinal doctrine of the faith. If you have ever felt like you are just going through the motions of religion, this is for you. Learn how to tap into that supernatural resurrection power to overcome every obstacle in your life. It is time to stop looking for the living among the dead and start celebrating a Savior who is alive and active today. Join us for a message that will jolt your faith and remind you that you were made for more.

Pastor Chris Lodriguss uses a relatable story about flying home to New Orleans to remind us that while we may be redeemed, we are not quite home yet. Exploring Revelation 21, he breaks down the deep meaning behind the words "it is finished" and "it is done," showing how the work of the cross makes our future redemption fully possible. He challenges listeners to stop making decisions based on their flesh and to start living every day by faith. It is an encouraging talk about overcoming life's trials through the blood of Jesus and the power of our own personal testimonies.