Episodes
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The Holy Ghost - The Comforting Spirit
Only through the Spirit is it possible to live a new life in Christ. He is our comforter and our strength. He unifies us for his purposes and his glory, and gifts us for the task ahead.
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The Holy Ghost - The Conforming Spirit
The Holy Spirit works to bring us to salvation and continues his work beyond salvation. The Spirit indwells the believer and brings about conviction of sin in order to conform us to the image of God that we had at creation. Embracing and cooperating with the work of the Spirit in our…
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The Holy Ghost - The Creative Spirit
All throughout Scripture, we find that the Holy Spirit is the person of the trinity through which the desires of the Father, spoken through the Son, are creatively established. From the creation of the heavens and the earth, to the creation of Adam, to the re-creation of mankind, the Holy Spirit…
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The Holy Ghost - Three in One
The doctrine of the trinity and divinity of the Holy Spirit are necessary for a proper understanding of Christian faith and practice. There is one God, existing in three persons, the Holy Spirit is God.
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Hidden Glory - Seeing Clearly
Peter is wrapping up this section by talking about the completeness of God’s victory for the believer in Jesus Christ. In the end, all angels and rulers and authorities will be put under his feet, and so we can expect to share in that same victory.
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Hidden Glory - Be Subject to Your Master
Servants be subject, regardless of the justice of your position. Do this out of your faith in God, knowing that enduring suffering is a part of life and Christ himself shows us how. How can I endure this unjust treatment and suffering? I look to Christ. He suffered for me, so that my sins could…
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Hidden Glory - Belief In Action
Christians are called to live out a different type of life than the culture around us. We are blessed by God when we bless others. We get to share in the blessings of our faith by sharing with others how to find the ultimate blessing, a new life in Christ.
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Hidden Glory - Be Subject to your Husband
Today’s topic of wives being subject to their husbands is challenging, to women who do not have godly husbands. But, take heart! You can woo your husband to Christ by your godly character and conduct. Ultimately, the goal should be to adorn yourself with the type of inner beauty that is pleasing…
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Hidden Glory - Be Subject to Your Government
Although it is hard, we can submit to our governing authorities, knowing that God has instituted and limited their powers. Thankfully, even though we may face injustice in this life, we serve a perfect king whose authority will cause every knee to bow on the day of the Lord.
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Hidden Glory - Your Life is the Argument
Peter reminds believers that because they belong to Christ, they should live differently in a world that is not their home. They are called to take the battle against sin seriously and live honorable lives in front of others so their lives may point to Jesus.
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Legacy Initiative - Living Sacrifices
Give to the 2026 Legacy Initiative: https://covenantchurch.us/legacy2026 Legacy Initiative If you want to get somewhere, you need a plan and you need to pay attention that you’re heading in the right direction! We want to be intentional about reaching our city, and the world, with the hope of…
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Legacy Initiative - God or Money?
We need to continually determine which kingdom we are going to pursue. Jesus tells us we cannot serve both God and wealth. Part of learning to live in the kingdom of God is learning to be generous out of our trust in God and our confidence in his provision.
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Legacy Initiative 2026 - Invest in People
We want to leave a legacy for the Gospel here in Grove City. We want to plant churches, and reach people for Christ, but discipleship and investing in people must be our most important investment.
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Glory is Coming - Under Construction
God is demonstrating that in Christ all the OT prophecies are being fulfilled, not in Israel but in the Church of Jesus Christ. Because of that, we see our privileged status as believers.
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Glory Is Coming - The Pursuit of Holiness
If we’re to be holy as Christ commands, we must learn to think rightly and act wisely while being sustained by the right motivations. In this passage, Peter addresses how we are to work toward becoming more like Christ in the land of exile.
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Glory Is Coming - Inside Out
The salvation that Christ gives results in an inner change that affects the outward life. By drinking deeply of the Word of God we will begin to see real change in our lives and affections.
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Glory Is Coming - Past, Present & Future
God’s plan of salvation has been revealed to us believers from start to finish. Although we live in the present, the truth of past prophecies builds confidence for our future inheritance.
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Glory Is Coming - Tested Faith
Life involves trials, even for those who are beloved of God. We can have joy, even in our trials. All of this life’s trials are temporary, since this life is short and we can be sure that God will use them to accomplish his purposes. Don’t be surprised by trials, instead understand that they are...
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Glory Is Coming - Our Inheritance
We are exiles in a foreign land, but we have every reason to bless God! Through Jesus’ death and resurrection we are born again. We now have a hope waiting for us that this world cannot touch.
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Glory Is Coming - Modern Misfits
The apostle Peter writes a book to a group of churches in modern day Turkey. In it, he reminds them that even though they are exiles in this world, that they are also chosen by God.
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Connected - A Biblical Approach to Sex
Sex is a part of God’s plan for the covenant of marriage between a man and a woman. Sex unites two people, both body and soul, and so we must be careful to keep it within the bounds of marriage. In marriage sex should be frequent, patient, and giving.
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Connected - Houston, We Have A Problem
Problems exist within any marriage. At the heart of a great number of marriage problems are an unwillingness to prioritize your spouse, commit to loving them as they change throughout life, and trusting God’s good plan in submission and servant leadership.
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Connected - Myths of Singleness
Because Christ is ultimate, singleness is not a problem to fix, a season to waste, or a sign that someone is incomplete. Whether singleness lasts a season or a lifetime, our identity, fulfillment, intimacy, purpose, and hope are ultimately found in Jesus, not in a relationship status.
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Connected - Necessary Conflict
Marriage is meant to be sanctifying. As two people come together in honest and loyal friendship and commitment, they help one another toward the common goal of the upward call of sanctification.
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Connected - Love is Only A Feeling
A marriage commitment is based on a Biblical understanding of love. Love is not a feeling, but an action. Marriage is a lifelong commitment to act in a loving way toward another person.
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Connected - Suffocating Self-Centeredness
When we have the Holy Spirit, we are enabled to submit to one another in marriage and eschew self-centeredness as the cancer to healthy marriage that it is.
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Connected - Oh, So Lonely!
There are good reasons for getting married, but one core reason that is often overlooked in today’s society is companionship. We are meant to marry our best friend.
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Connected - Marriage Matters
Marriage is not well understood in our culture or in our churches today. God has a design and a desire for marriage, it is something the God has created and it is something that God defines. If we don’t understand the design, or don’t recognize that God created and regulates marriage, we will end...
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Broken Saviors - We Need Jesus
When a nation or a people forsake the Lord, collapse is inevitable. We are in need of a King whose reign will never fail: we have one, His name is Jesus.
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Broken Saviors - When Good Intentions Go Wrong
Judges 17–18 shows how sincere worship can still be false when it’s shaped by our preferences instead of God’s truth. Micah creates a version of worship that looks spiritual but is ultimately self-made, turning his relationship with God into something transactional and controllable. In the end,...
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Broken Saviors - Strength Without Surrender
God raised Samson with a clear calling and incredible strength, yet his story shows how a person can be outwardly gifted but inwardly drifting from God. Instead of following the Lord’s direction, Samson repeatedly pursued what was right in his own eyes, allowing small compromises to pull him...
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Broken Saviors - Trust God, Not Your Idols
Judges 10-11 explores Israel's repeated cycle of idolatry — abandoning God to serve false gods like Molech and Chemosh — and God's response of tough love followed by compassion when they genuinely repented. The core message is that idolatry means seeking from other things what only God can…
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Broken Saviors - When Sin Collapses Under Its Own Weight
Judges 9 marks a dark turning point in Israel’s history as the familiar cycle of sin, repentance, and deliverance collapses. Abimelech, Gideon’s illegitimate son, seizes power through manipulation and violence, and when faithful leadership steps aside, Israel crowns a bramble instead. The result…
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Broken Saviors - The Dangers of Success
In this message, we follow Gideon’s story to see how starting well and finishing well aren’t the same—especially after success. Gideon trusted God in weakness, but after victory he began relying on himself, chasing recognition, and building a “replacement” for dependence on the Lord. This is a...
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Broken Saviors - God is Big Enough
Judges 6–7 shows Israel caught in a cycle of spiritual decline, hardship, and crying out to God. The message highlights how faith can fade across generations, and how God uses unlikely people like Gideon to bring deliverance. Even when God’s plans seem confusing or impossible, He confirms His...
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Broken Saviors - Obedience That Points to God
God alone deserves the praise that results from a life of faith in practice.. We should live with a mindset of obedience and faith, recognizing that we’re not alone as we follow. God goes before, God works His will, and we give Him praise.
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Broken Saviors - An Extraordinary God with Extraordinary Ways
God is not as predictable as we often seem to make Him out to be. He is sovereign over all; and that includes sin, evil, and suffering. God will stop at nothing to redeem His people, and works in mysterious ways to accomplish that goal. He is always seeking our trust, and will work in the…
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Broken Saviors - When God Becomes Optional
Judges 2 show God’s people slowly drift from Him through partial obedience, forgetting He is Lord across generations, yet are relentlessly pursued by a faithful, rescuing God.
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Broken Saviors - Spiritual Maturity
As Christians, we have been saved and given an inheritance that we will experience more and more as we’re sanctified by the Holy Spirit, grown to emulate Christ, and work to mature in their faith.
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Broken Saviors - Abject Failure
This sermon will be laying out the series, bringing in past context, talking about the purpose behind Judges and examining the reality of what happened to the people of Israel when they made it into “the promised land”.
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Peace Through Sacrifice
If we are willing to follow basic obedience to Christ by pursuing financial, relational, and spiritual peace, we can have more overall peace in our lives and more effectively point others to Him in our efforts to seek and save the lost.
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Season of Peace - Peace for a broken world
The peace of God starts in an individual as they receive Jesus Christ as their Lord. But, the peace of God is meant to spread from the individual to a broken world.
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Season of Peace - Peace for an Anxious Mind
Sometimes, the greatest battles we face are the battles within our minds. Jesus, through His finished work of the cross, offers peace there too. Instead of waiting for that peace to come, there are practical steps we can take to cultivate the peace our minds crave.
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Season of Peace - Peace for a Wandering Heart
God created a world at peace, but we broke that peace between us and God through sin. Jesus wants to restore peace and keep our wandering hearts at peace, but we have to set our minds on Him.
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21 Days of Prayer - Prayer and Fasting
Fasting with prayer has been a Christian practice since Jesus came. People fasted and prayed in the OT. Jesus fasted and prayed. The apostles and early church fasted and prayed and God expected that we would fast and pray. Fasting helps to subdue our flesh so that we are more alive in the spirit....
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21 Days of Prayer - You Have to Remove Roadblocks
If we aren’t receiving answers to our prayers, there are things that we can look toward that the Bible says may be hindering us getting an answer. Perhaps we are praying wrongly by not asking, asking with wrong motives or asking for things outside of God’s will. Perhaps we have been ignoring…
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In The I Rejoice - Rejoice in Partnership
As this epistle to the Philippians concludes, Paul reflects on a great partnership and reminds us of God’s economy and an eternal perspective on giving.
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In That I Rejoice - Rejoice in Contentment
We have the ability as believers to strengthen the faith of others through our love of Christ. Although others strengthen our faith, it is Christ alone that brings true contentment. No matter what life throws at us, we can do all things through Christ who strengthens us.
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In That I Rejoice - Rejoice in the God of Peace
What you think about matters. If you’re constantly thinking about your mistakes, your failings, and the shame from your past you’ll stay stuck in the past. If you’re constantly thinking about your fears and anxieties for the future, you will stay stuck in the present. If you allow your mind to...
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In That I Rejoice - Rejoice In The Peace of God
Paul is pleading with two co-laborers in the gospel to settle their differences and live at peace. He gives some wisdom on how we can live at peace instead of anxious and worried lives.
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