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06.20.23 | Discipleship | by Eric Mullinax
When Jesus stood among crowds and spoke of sheep, familiar images of fields and grazing sheep would have come to the minds of His hearers as well. For some, the biblical images of God gathering lambs into His arms would have crossed their minds...
06.13.23 | Discipleship | by Bill Massey
Through the centuries as the people of God have weathered challenges and faced uncertainties, the God whose love this psalm proclaims has been the foundation for their hope.
06.06.23 | Children's Ministry | by Mindy Horton
But If Not …those are three powerful words. During the week of Music Camp, June 5-9, our church has the privilege of sharing the story of the men who spoke those words recorded in Daniel chapter 3.
05.23.23 | Discipleship | by John Spalding
At Covenant though, we get to view the materially and spiritually poor differently than that. We are part of King Jesus’ Church, and we are welcomed as guests into His presence only because of His hospitality to us...
05.09.23 | Discipleship | by Eric Mullinax
While watching some of our kiddos enthusiastically digging on the church playground, I thought of how dirty hands aren’t appreciated.
05.02.23 | Discipleship | by Sara Southard
One of my biggest takeaways has been a focus on the role of discipleship in the church. Jesus’ ministry included plenty of big teaching moments...
04.25.23 | Missions & Outreach | by Judy Foster
Exciting! Joyous! Celebratory! Praise-filled! That is how I would describe the Global Operation Christmas Child Conference...
04.18.23 | Discipleship | by Jake Bennett
Have you ever heard the phrase, “You’re preaching to the choir.”? How about, “You’re preaching to the pulpit!”?
How the Church Can Respond to "the Boy Crisis"
04.11.23 | Discipleship | by Ryan Hamilton
How to raise boys is something I think about a lot. A much-needed conversation has emerged in our society around how to raise boys in a modern world that is not always conducive to their flourishing.
03.21.23 | Children's Ministry | by Sara Southard
A few times a day, Abby (my five-year-old daughter) asks what we are doing tomorrow. I always respond by telling her what day today is, what day tomorrow is...
