Covenant Fellowship Messages

A cup is a simple thing, defined more by what it carries than by what it is made of. This morning we gather around two cups. The first is the one Jesus held in the upper room, the cup of the new covenant, poured out in blood for the forgiveness of sins. The second is […] The post The Two Cups of Communion first appeared on Covenant Fellowship.

Today we turn our eyes to a woman named Rizpa, a quiet figure nearly hidden in the pages of the Old Testament. She was a concubine of King Saul, and she had little power and no voice in the world around her. Yet when her two sons were killed and hung on poles as an […] The post Rizpah – A Mothers Loyalty first appeared on Covenant Fellowship.

David is called a man after God’s own heart, and today we are asking how that came to be. It did not happen all at once. It was forged through years of running, hiding, and learning to trust God when there was nothing else left to hold onto. We see in his story a living […] The post David – A Man After God’s Own Heart first appeared on Covenant Fellowship.

Nehemiah is a man worth studying, and today we finish his story with a sense of wonder. He had a vision from God to rebuild the wall of Jerusalem, and he held onto it through threats, lies, and exhaustion. When his enemies tried to lure him away with false invitations and frightening rumors, he gave […] The post The Vision Fulfilled first appeared on Covenant Fellowship.

James 3 gives us a map this morning, and we do well to study it carefully. True wisdom is not loud or proud. It shows itself in how we treat the people around us, even the ones who are hard to love. We fear God, we trust Him, and out of that grows good conduct […] The post Wisdom from Above first appeared on Covenant Fellowship.

Easter is the greatest story ever told, and today we gather to remember it together. Christ is risen, and that changes everything. We sometimes pour so much energy into Christmas, but Easter deserves just as much of our hearts. The resurrection is not a tale on a page. It happened, and real people lived through […] The post Easter Service 2026 first appeared on Covenant Fellowship.

The tongue is one of the smallest parts of us, yet it holds the power to build up or burn down everything we love. Just as a tiny bit guides a great horse, and a small rudder steers a mighty ship, so our words direct the whole course of our lives. We are not told […] The post Taming the Tongue first appeared on Covenant Fellowship.

We return this morning to the book of Nehemiah, a story of broken walls, bold vision, and the kind of opposition that rises up the moment something worthwhile begins. Nehemiah carried a burden not his own across nearly a thousand miles, and when he shared his vision with the people, something stirred in them. “Let […] The post Opposition to the Vision first appeared on Covenant Fellowship.

There is a question that cuts deeper than most of us like to admit: do we really believe? Not believe in the way we might believe the sun will rise, with a distant and comfortable certainty, but believe the way a man stepping off a mossy rock into a rushing stream must believe that the […] The post Do You Really Believe? first appeared on Covenant Fellowship.

There is a kind of treasure that does not glitter, and yet it is worth more than silver. Jesus tells his disciples a small but weighty parable: a wise homeowner brings from his storehouse both the old and the new, combining aged wine and fresh bread into a meal that satisfies completely. This is what […] The post Treasures – Old and New first appeared on Covenant Fellowship.

We are living in a time when it is easy to float along, letting the current of life carry us wherever it will. But Nehemiah shows us what it looks like to wake up, feel the weight of a broken world, and do something about it. He hears that the walls of Jerusalem are in […] The post Pursuing the Vision first appeared on Covenant Fellowship.

Long ago, the world lay under a heavy shadow. When Adam fell, it was as if he flung open the gates and invited darkness to settle over the whole earth. Sin became the way of things. Death hung like a cloud over every living soul. People stumbled through their days in gloom, cursing their troubles, […] The post The People That Walked in Darkness Have Seen a Great Light first appeared on Covenant Fellowship.

There is a verse we know so well that we may have stopped truly seeing it. Mary brought forth her firstborn son, wrapped him in swaddling cloths, and laid him in a manger. A manger. We must let that sink in. This was no cozy scene with golden light and fresh straw. It was a […] The post The Theology of the Manger first appeared on Covenant Fellowship.

When we gather in the name of Jesus Christ, the Lord of glory, something wonderful happens. Our faith becomes a great equalizer. It matters not whether someone wears fine clothes or tattered ones, whether they are gifted in ways the world notices or quietly serving where no one sees. God created each of us and […] The post Faith Without Partiality first appeared on Covenant Fellowship.

Long ago, God took Abraham outside under a dark sky and told him to count the stars. “So shall your offspring be,” God promised. Though Abraham had no children then, God declared that through him all nations would be blessed. And here we stand today, part of that great promise. We are the stars. We […] The post One Star Lit for Me first appeared on Covenant Fellowship.