The Covenant Fellowship Podcast

Quantel Lindsey spoke about the transformative power of the Gospel, emphasizing that it reaches even the most unlikely individuals, illustrated through the story of Rahab, a harlot who became an ancestor of Jesus. He highlighted the importance of being available over being qualified, urging the congregation to welcome and love those who might feel rejected or judged by the church community. This sermon stresses the urgency of getting people "in the house" of God to experience salvation and deliverance, showcasing how God uses broken people for His glory. Ultimately, those who have been redeemed are called to share their stories and invite others into the family of faith, reinforcing that deliverance is available for everyone who seeks it.

Pastor Michael Booker picks back up with his “Power Source” series this week with his subtitled sermon “Holy Fire.” This message compares the difference of Holy Spirit in the old testament and the new testament while further explaining the purpose of Holy Spirit in our lives as believers: to convict the world of sin, to cultivate the fruit of the Spirit, and to sanctify the believer. 

This week, Pastor Michael Booker, continues his sermon series titled "The Power Source" as he shares seven statements revealing what it means to live in the fullness of Christ along with three key hindrances that prevent the fullness. This message encourages the listener to evaluate what their spiritual container is full of and to be filled with the fullness of Christ.

As Pastor Michael Booker concludes his sermon series titled "He Speaks," he gives ten guiding principles for stepping into God's world when facing life's circumstances; relax and trust in the Lord, be willing to obey in advance, evaluate your relationship with God, search the scriptures, ask God for wisdom, get the facts and accept counsel, consider His desires, check your motives, make your decision in faith, and leave the results in God's hands.

The sermon series "He Speaks" continues as Pastor Michael Booker shares seven ways to discern if the voice you're hearing is yourself, God, or the enemy. 

The "He Speaks" sermon series continues as Pastor Michael Booker shares five concepts to tune into the voice of God. He teaches the importance of seeking guidance from The Holy Spirit, withdrawing and waiting to hear from God, watching for God to move, keeping records of when/what God speaks, and worshiping regardless of what we walk through. 

As Pastor Michael Booker continues the sermon series "He Speaks", he answers the question of why is it important to hear the voice of God. The message further reveals four common ways that the Lord can speak to you: through the Bible/Word, through gifted and anointed followers of Christ, through our painful circumstances, and through impressions. 

Pastor Michael Booker's sermon series "He Speaks" challenges the listener to prepare themselves to hear the voice of God by cultivating an open mind and heart, allocating time to hear from God, eliminating distractions, and co-operating fully when God speaks. 

Pastor Michael Booker’s sermon, “Miracles out of Madness”, relates how Jesus was affected by all the same types of difficulties that we face - abandonment, betrayal, lies, abuse, and deception.  He could have stopped all of this but He endured it all so that He might work miracles to help us overcome these things in our lives.

Pastor Michael Booker’s series, “Do What?” continues with a sermon (subtitled Seek and Save). The whole mission of Jesus is to seek and save the lost and the reason the church exists is to partner in that mission.

Pastor Michael Booker’s series, “Do What?” continues with a sermon (subtitled Come and See a Man) as he reminds us that the draw to a church has to be more about the person of Jesus in all that He is than about the pastor, worship team or ministries.

Pastor Michael Booker’s new series, “Do What?” begins to explore bewildering statements in the Bible to unpack God’s meaning.  In this sermon (subtitled Fishers of Men), he looks at why God chose fishing as a metaphor for soul-winning.

Pastor Michael Booker concludes his series, “Blessed and Highly Favored” as he teaches five truths about the practice of tithes and offerings/ He discusses the balance between poverty theology and prosperity theology to arrive at God’s definition of prosperity.

Pastor Michael Booker paints a picture of what it means to be a king and a priest in the Kingdom of God in the series, “Blessed and Highly Favored”. Knowing the timing of your role, your purpose, assignment, and calling is vital.

The “Blessed and Highly Favored” series by Pastor Michael Booker continues as he asks us to examine our mindset relating to giving and what it says about what we value and who we are.

Pastor Michael Booker begins a series called, “Blessed and Highly Favored” by explaining stewardship in all areas of our lives.  We need to remember that God is the source of all we have, that work is key, and that God has been good to us, as we consider handling what He has entrusted to us.

The final sermon in “The Door” series by Pastor Michael Booker covers the doors of liberty and deliverance, favor and blessing, eternity and judgment, deception, and the most important door- the door of Jesus.

Today’s sermon by Pastor Michael Booker in the series, “The Door”, discusses the door of revelation where the study of the Word keeps you from deception. Then the door of revival and restoration begins in the church and spreads to the world.

Pastor Michael Booker’s sermon series, “The Door”, continues as he reveals three doors set before us: a door of intimacy with God, a door of faith, and a door of opportunity.

Pastor Michael Booker’s sermon, “The Door” talks about leaving our comfort zone to walk through a door of opportunity in our lives and ministry God is giving us the grace to bring to completion the work of a new beginning as He opens and shuts doors.

Pastor Michael Booker continues his series, “Let’s Act Out: The Holy Spirit and His Unstoppable Church”  from Acts 10 with a challenge to go deeper and be more used of God in the upcoming year as he shares the story of Peter and Cornelius.

Pastor Michael Booker shares a story with a unique perspective on Christmas as seen through the eyes of the Old Testament saints who looked toward the hope that God promised after the fall of man.

From Acts 9, Pastor Michael Booker continues the series, “Let’s Act Out: The Holy Spirit and His Unstoppable Church” as he looks at the story of Peter raising Tabitha from the dead. Just as she ran hard after God and received a miracle, we should run after Him, even in difficult times because with the power of prayer, His life and purpose can come back in us.

Pastor Michael Booker’s series, “Let’s Act Out: The Holy Spirit and His Unstoppable Church” continues with a sermon subtitled “You Were Made for Much, Much More” as he digs deeper into last week’s topic of purpose. Saul (Paul) found his purpose and immediately began to get strong, even though others tried to keep him in his past instead of seeing his potential to impact the world.

Pastor Michael Booker’s series, “Let’s Act Out: The Holy Spirit and His Unstoppable Church” continues with a sermon subtitled, “Made for More”. Listen to hear how both Saul (Paul) and Ananias, who ministered to him, found a purpose in God that was more than anything they could have chosen on their own.

Pastor Michael Booker continues the series, “Let’s Act Out: The Holy Spirit and His Unstoppable Church” in the ninth Chapter of the book of Acts. In Saul’s encounter with Jesus we read two questions he asked the Lord that are crucial for us to ask today.

Pastor Michael Booker sounds a “Call to the Last Days Generation” to rise up to be fearless, faith-filled, purpose-driven, and hungry for the things of God in the midst of the evil of the world and the apostasy in some of the church.

Pastor Scott Emerine says “Use It or Lose It” as he reminds us how Israel forgot about their covenant with God until there was a generation that knew nothing of Him.  We must communicate the things of God to the next generation.

Pastor Michael Booker speaks about “The Lineage, The Land, The Lord” as he explores the current situation in the Middle East through the lens of biblical truth about the nation of Israel.

Bishop Stephen Sneed speaks about “Hosting God” from Genesis 18 as Abraham waits for the promise of God. As Abraham interacts with the three travelers, he serves God just to bless Him without thought of what he needs from Him. In our service to God, our blessings and revelation and call to intercession come.

Outreach Pastor Cody Holmes talks about “Your Praise is a Weapon” in the middle of all the attacks of the enemy. His attacks come because you are a threat to his kingdom, but God will use them to prepare you for what He has planned for you. Your praise is a direct reflection of your faith.

“Let’s Act Out: The Holy Spirit and His Unstoppable Church” series continues as Pastor Michael Booker talks about how God provides the baptism of the Holy Spirit to empower us for service and how living for God is not just a way to get what we need from Him.

Pastor Michael Booker continues his series, “Let’s Act Out: The Holy Spirit and His Unstoppable Church” by talking about the story of Stephen in the book of Acts.  Like Stephen, we are all preachers of the Word, spreading the good news of Jesus, even if we don’t hold the office of a preacher. Obedience and service to God doesn’t always give us a happy or expected ending, but the eternal cost is worth it.

The sixth chapter of Acts is again the focus of Pastor Michael Booker’s series, “Let’s Act Out: The Holy Spirit and His Unstoppable Church”. Spirit-empowered people can do powerful things, bringing the hate of the enemy, who only attacks where there is value.

Pastor Michael Booker continues in the sixth chapter of Acts in his series, “Let’s Act Out: The Holy Spirit and His Unstoppable Church” as he discusses the importance of systems and structures, unity, and impartation to multiplication of disciples in the church.

The sixth chapter of Acts takes center stage in Pastor Michael Booker’s sermon series, “Let’s Act Out: The Holy Spirit and His Unstoppable Church”. We see that true disciples (not merely converts) lead to the multiplication of the church, and that there are qualities necessary to being used of God that we should want to have in our lives. 

Pastor Michael Booker looks at the fifth chapter of Acts in his sermon series, “Let’s Act Out: The Holy Spirit and His Unstoppable Church”. This chapter brings us lessons of maintaining integrity, keeping focus, navigating problems in the church, the unstoppability of the plans of God, and the inevitability of attacks of the enemy.

Guest speaker, Bishop Johnathan Rehmat talks about the apostle Peter’s encounter with Cornelius, a Roman centurion. God’s intervention helped change Peter’s mindset to prepare him for the same mission we have today - to preach a crucified Christ and a risen Lord.

Pastor Michael Booker examines the 4th chapter of Acts in his series, “Let’s Act Out: The Holy Spirit and His Unstoppable Church”.  In spite of the attempt of religious leaders and the world to snuff out the spread of the gospel, it continued in authenticity and boldness as the church was continuously filled with the Holy Spirit.

Pastor Michael Booker looks deeper at the healing of the man at the gate called Beautiful in his sermon series, “Let’s Act Out: The Holy Spirit and His Unstoppable Church”.  He points out six lessons we can learn from this early church event.

In Pastor Michael Booker’s sermon series, “Let’s Act Out: The Holy Spirit and His Unstoppable Church” he focuses on the third chapter of Acts where Peter and John’s lifestyle of prayer led them into an encounter that changed a man’s life. The Holy Spirit, in our lives today wants to use us to be people who expect results and demonstrate what they possess.

Pastor Michael Booker talks about true repentance in his sermon series, “Let’s Act Out: The Holy Spirit and His Unstoppable Church”.  He discusses how baptism is an illustration of being buried as we die to self and then are raised to life as Jesus was resurrected. 

Pastor Michael Booker picks up his “Let’s Act Out: The Holy Spirit and His Unstoppable Church” by focusing on that first sermon on the day of Pentecost and how Peter presented the gospel message with its emphasis on repentance and how that set the stage for fellowship, serving others, and the explosive growth of the early church that changed the world.

Discipleship Pastor Jeremy Mikles’ sermon, “Dig Your Well” reminds us that we need a proven source to go to for refreshing - a “well” that is unpolluted by compromise and we’ll need to dig deeper wells as we increase in anointing and capacity to be full and complete in God.

Pastor Scott Emerine talks about “Next Level Stewardship” as he challenges us to use all that God has given us to bless Him with a return on His investment in our lives. All of us have gifts we can use to serve as we invest in the kingdom.

Pastor Michael Booker’s sermon, “Your Doorway of Destiny” uses the story of the first Passover to illustrate how we need the blood of the Lamb to walk from death to life through a doorway leading to destiny and freedom.

Pastor Michael Booker continues the series, “Let’s Act Out: The Holy Spirit and His Unstoppable Church” by examining the effects of Pentecost on the early church. He emphasizes that this power is still available to all who are willing and that power can make radical changes in our lives and our community.

Guest speaker Bishop Josh Martin talks about the lost treasure in the church when we don’t demonstrate the power of our faith to the next generation. He challenges the church to focus on loving both those inside and outside the church as our story becomes “the gospel with skin on”.

Church members and military veterans Matt Fields and Marshall Rigole share stories of their combat experiences and how the grace of God has brought joy and purpose to their lives out of the heartache and destruction of what they endured and witnessed.

Pastor Michael Booker continues the series, “Let’s Act Out: The Holy Spirit and His Unstoppable Church” by looking back at the preparation the early church did prior to receiving the Holy Spirit.  How much more do we need to prepare in order to follow HIs lead today?