We've all heard an "Urban Legend." Its a riveting story that might be funny or scary, but one that isn't based in truth. So while those cautionary tales are great for entertainment, you wouldn't want to base your life on urban legend. In this message series we will pull back the curtain on the urban legends our culture has created involving marriage, singleness, divorce, and sex. In all of these areas of our lives, and more, God wants us to live in freedom. But to live in freedom, we have to live in truth!
Messages coming soon! Check these others out in the meantime…
Obedience isn’t about perfection—it’s about trusting God one step at a time. Discover how to follow His calling, trust His timing, and say yes to His plan.
God’s grace frees us from shame, guilt, and the past, giving us a new identity in Christ and the purpose to extend grace to others.
When someone we trust hurts us, bitterness can take root. In this episode of Estranged, Psalm 55 reminds us that even when relationships remain broken, our hearts and character don’t have to be.
What do you do when you can’t fix a relationship? Estrangement between parents and adult children can leave us feeling hurt, confused, and powerless—especially when reconciliation isn’t entirely up to us.
In this message, we explore what Scripture says about broken family relationships and what we can do when we can’t control the outcome: start with ourselves, love wisely, honor where appropriate, and trust God with what we cannot change.
Because the Gospel is a story of reconciliation, our hope isn’t found in fixing every relationship, but in the grace of Christ and the possibility of healing—even when it doesn’t happen on our timeline. Let's listen in...
In this second episode of Estranged: When Relationships Break, we see that every strained relationship has a story. Conflict rarely begins with the moment everything falls apart; there is usually a history of hurt, assumptions, unresolved disagreements, or brokenness passed from one generation to the next.
In Genesis 13, the story of Abraham and Lot shows us that conflict can emerge in surprising ways, grow when left unaddressed, and sometimes require space before healing can begin. But separation doesn't have to be the end of the story.
Through the story of Ruth, we see how God can bring reconciliation and redemption from generations of conflict. Whatever your family story looks like, brokenness doesn't have to be what you pass on. God can help you interrupt destructive patterns and pass down something different—reconciliation, redemption, and healing. Let's listen in...
What if the season you’re in right now isn’t the end of your story?
In his message, Pastor Naeem Fazel reminds us that we can easily get stuck rehearsing the past, disengaging from the present, or fearing the future. But Jeremiah 29 shows us a different way forward: reconcile the past, engage the present, and create the future God has for you.
Your current season may not be what you expected, but God can still use what you do today to shape tomorrow. There are people and generations who need you to face your fears, move forward, and persevere.
Tomorrow needs you. What is the next step God is calling you to take today? Let’s listen in…
Some of life's deepest wounds come from broken relationships. Whether it's divorce, family conflict, fractured friendships, or being cut off by someone you love, the pain can feel overwhelming—and impossible to fix.
Join us as we discover what the Bible says about navigating broken relationships, finding hope in the middle of the hurt, and trusting God when reconciliation seems out of reach.
Does it ever feel like your money is controlling you instead of the other way around? Whether it's debt, overspending, financial stress, or simply wondering where your paycheck went, God offers a better way.
Join us as we discover biblical principles for managing our resources with wisdom, freedom, and purpose—so money becomes a tool to serve God rather than something that controls our lives.
Does it ever feel like your money is controlling you instead of the other way around? Whether it's debt, overspending, financial stress, or simply wondering where your paycheck went, God offers a better way.
Join us as we discover biblical principles for managing our resources with wisdom, freedom, and purpose—so money becomes a tool to serve God rather than something that controls our lives.
In a world that often feels divided and hostile, it's easy for Christians to see themselves as warriors battling people rather than ambassadors representing Christ.
Drawing from 2 Corinthians 5, verses 11–21, this message explores what it truly means to be Christ's ambassador—motivated by the fear of the Lord, compelled by the love of Christ, seeing people through the lens of the gospel instead of their labels, embracing our identity as new creations, and faithfully carrying God's message of reconciliation.
Discover how God calls us to fight the real enemy while loving the people He longs to restore, and why our mission is not to win arguments but to represent Jesus well.
In The Most Important Conversation, we explore why prayer should be more than something we believe is important—it should be a vital part of our everyday relationship with God.
Throughout Scripture, prayer is woven into the lives of God’s people and modeled continually by Jesus, reminding us that God values our relationship with Him, invites us to participate in His work, sustains us through time spent in His presence, and calls us to pray for one another.
We are encouraged to move past feelings of inadequacy or inconsistency and simply take the next step, remembering that God hears us not because we are good enough, but because of what Jesus has done.
By praying honestly and specifically, remembering God’s faithfulness, practicing gratitude, and refusing to give up, we can develop a deeper, more consistent prayer life—and discover that time with God can become the best part of our day. Let’s listen in…
Does it ever feel like your money is controlling you instead of the other way around? Whether it's debt, overspending, financial stress, or simply wondering where your paycheck went, God offers a better way.
Join us as we discover biblical principles for managing our resources with wisdom, freedom, and purpose—so money becomes a tool to serve God rather than something that controls our lives.
Does it ever feel like your money is controlling you instead of the other way around? Whether it's debt, overspending, financial stress, or simply wondering where your paycheck went, God offers a better way.
Join us as we discover biblical principles for managing our resources with wisdom, freedom, and purpose—so money becomes a tool to serve God rather than something that controls our lives.
Some of life’s hardest changes are not detours or distractions, but a Divine strategy that takes us forward to the next level!
Every 5th Sunday, we gather the entire church family together — kids, students, and adults — for a special Unity Service designed to celebrate what God is doing in and through our church.
These Sundays are filled with powerful worship, stories of life change, and moments the whole family can experience together.
Prayer is available before service in our lower lobby prayer room for anyone seeking encouragement or support.
During Unity Services, you can expect:
Extended worship through music
Celebrations of what God is doing locally and globally
Ministry highlights and testimonies
A fun, engaging experience for all generations
Unity Services are a chance to pause, reconnect, and worship together as one church family. Whether you’re new to Covenant or have been attending for years, there’s a place for you here.
Some of life’s hardest changes are not detours or distractions, but a Divine strategy that takes us forward to the next level!
Some of life’s hardest changes are not detours or distractions, but a Divine strategy that takes us forward to the next level!
Some of life’s hardest changes are not detours or distractions, but a Divine strategy that takes us forward to the next level!
“All sin separates us from God. Some sins will literally kill us: Pride... Envy... Wrath... Sloth... Greed... Lust... Gluttony. Jesus empowers us to live in virtues that kill these vices.”
This 8-week series explores the Seven Deadly Sins—not as a list to shame us, but as a mirror to show our desperate need for grace. Each week reveals how these sins subtly infiltrate our lives, destroy relationships, and distance us from God—and how Jesus offers the way out. The final week centers on virtue and the victorious life in Christ.
