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Pastor Matt continues our sermon series on Philippians, using Paul's imprisonment to illustrate how difficult circumstances can become opportunities for God to advance the gospel. Rather than becoming distracted by hardship or the motives of others, we can learn to remain focused on our mission and rejoice that Christ is being preached.

Pastor Matt continues our new series on Philippians, challenging us to focus on God’s goodness, invest in gospel-centered relationships, and allow growing knowledge to produce greater love, wisdom, purity, and fruitfulness.

This introduction to Philippians focuses on encouraging believers to center their lives around Christ by renewing their mindset and obeying God's guidance even when the full path is not yet clear. Drawing from Acts 16 and Philippians 1–2, Pastor Jay highlights Jesus' self-emptying humility and clarifies the roles of leaders and saints within the church, emphasizing that what individuals choose to mentally feed and focus on ultimately controls their lives.

Pastor Matt concludes our series on 2 Thessalonians today by looking at a passage concerned with idleness and entitlement within the church. Teaching how believers need to work hard, follow godly examples, and practice loving church discipline by confronting irresponsible behavior rather than enabling it.

Pastor Matt continues our series on 2 Thessalonians, illustrating how all Christians are called to pray and rely on God, as spiritual growth increases our awareness of our complete dependence on Him.

Pastor Matt counties our series in 2 Thessalonians, emphasizing that believers can stand firm in their faith because salvation is entirely a work of God that guarantees an eternal future with Christ. And that, ultimately, by holding to biblical truth and looking forward to their guaranteed destiny with Jesus, believers are empowered to endure present hardships and live faithfully.

Pastor Matt resumes our series on 2 Thessalonians today, clarifying that the "Day of the Lord" has not yet occurred, in showing how Christ’s return will be preceded by a major rebellion and the appearance of the Satanically-empowered "man of lawlessness" (or Antichrist), who is currently being restrained until God's appointed time.

Today's message is from guest speaker Pastor John Keith, who focuses on the powerful account of Jesus restoring Simon Peter in John 21:15–19. Through a meaningful threefold exchange between Jesus and Peter, the passage explores themes of love, devotion, forgiveness, restoration, and renewed commitment to Christ.

In this message from 2 Thessalonians, we explores Paul’s encouraging words to a struggling church facing intense persecution. Discover how present hardships aren't a sign of God's displeasure, but evidence of His work in you. Learn how to trust in His coming justice, pray for inner transformation, and stand firm in faith—no matter what circumstances you face.

Pastor Jay begins our new series on 2 Thessalonians today, exploring how God uses both consistent Scripture engagement and the unexpected crucible of hardship to refine our faith. Drawing on historical context and modern research, he shows that regular time in God's Word fuels a growing, resilient love even in life's toughest circumstances.

Pastor Matthew Gille concludes our series on 1 Thessalonians today; focusing on what a healthy, vibrant, and faithful church looks like, in accordance with the four practical markers of a community that is deeply rooted in Christ.

Pastor Matt continues our series on Thessalonians today, highlighting sanctification—the ongoing process through which God makes believers more like Jesus.

Covenant supported missionary Troy Cooper shares from his personal experience on the mission field today, providing an update on his recent time spent in Greece and around the world.

Pastor Matt counties our series on Thessalonians today, focusing on corporate worship and how believers should respond to the Holy Spirit and prophetic messages.

Pastor Matt continues our series on 1 Thessalonians, looking at the letter's final set of instructions concerning God's will for believers—namely that we would rejoice, pray without ceasing, and give thanks in all circumstances.