Covenant Fellowship Baptist Church Sermons

Pastor Matt continued our Christmas sermon series today, reflecting on Christmas as the ultimate revelation of a God who is not distant but personally present in Jesus Christ, fulfilling ancient promises and showing that His character has always been loving and unchanging.

Pastor Matt continued our Christmas sermon series today, centering on Joseph in Matthew 1 and the shepherds in Luke 2 to show how God works through ordinary, often overlooked people whose hearts are responsive to Him. 

Pastor Matt began our new Christmas sermon series today, presenting the Christmas story as the "third act" of a divine narrative, and encouraging us to follow the example of Mary in surrendering to God's will so that we may become ambassadors of reconciliation.

Pastor Jay delivered a message from the book of 1 Thessalonians today, urging us not to be intimidated by the inevitable upheaval that often accompanies pursuing the path God has called us to walk.

Pastor Matt concluded our series on Gratitude today, emphasizing the cultivation of a profound and enduring sense of gratitude, rooted in the goodness and grace of God, regardless of life’s circumstances.

Pastor Matt continued or sermon series on Gratitude today, exploring the transformative power of gratitude, highlighting how a deep appreciation for God’s goodness enriches every aspect of life.

Pastor Matt began a new sermon series today centered around the concept of gratitude. In this first part, he distinguishes biblical gratitude—a foundational state of being—from the simpler acts of thankfulness or fleeting emotions, showing how genuine gratitude naturally leads to a life of praise and generosity.

Pastor Matt concluded our series on the book of Esther today, revealing how its narrative—though never explicitly mentioning God—demonstrates God's providence at work behind the scenes through a series of extraordinary coincidences.

Pastor Matt continued our Esther series today, exploring chapters 3-4. He showed how true faith emerges when God feels distant, and reminded us that even amidst God's sovereign plan, we are still called to act with courage, as disobedience carries a lasting price.

Pastor Matt began a new sermon series on Esther today, starting with chapters 1 and 2. This initial message explored how God actively works behind the scenes, using ordinary people like Esther and Mordecai to fulfill His purposes, even when His presence seems hidden.

Pastor Jay delved into the Gospel of Matthew to tackle a question that often feels mysterious and daunting to believers: "What is God's will for my life?" He moved the concept from an elusive, cosmic blueprint to a tangible, daily pursuit, showing that God's will is less about finding a hidden path and more about faithfully walking the one already laid out before us.

Pastor Matt concluded our series on the Minor Prophets today with a message from the last two chapters of Malachi. He emphasized the final dispute between God and His people about the value of living a life that honors God. Ultimately, calling us to humility, personal reflection, and an awareness that the true heart of faith lies in restored relationships—with God and with others.

Continuing our sermon series on the minor prophets, Pastor Matt delivered the third installment on Malachi. His message centered on God's call for the Israelites to return to a right relationship with Him, promising blessings in exchange for their trust and obedience, despite their having lost sight of His goodness.

Pastor Matt continued our series on the minor prophets with the second part of Malachi, teaching that while God's delayed judgment offers a chance for repentance, it will ultimately culminate in a definitive time of purification and justice.

Pastor Matt paused our series on the Minor Prophets to address our current cultural moment. Encouraging us to trust in God’s sovereign plan even during times of uncertainty and to keep our primary focus on growing closer to Him.

In our continued series on the Minor Prophets, Pastor Matt introduced the book of Malachi, revealing a God who righteously judges sin and will reign supreme for all eternity.

Pastor Matt delivered the third sermon on the book of Zechariah as part of our ongoing series on the Minor Prophets. The message centered on the tension between an uncertain human future and the profound assurance we have in God's sovereign plan to redeem His people and reign supreme.

Pastor Jay continued our series on the Minor Prophets today, again teaching from the book of Zechariah. He reminded us that even when God's plan is unclear, His power and wisdom are undeniable, and that ultimately we can trust Him to provide as promised if we follow after Him.

Pastor Jay continued our series on the minor prophets today with a message from the book of Zechariah, walking through his eight visions and highlighting how God often calls us to works beyond our own ability—drawing us deeper into relationship with Him and extending His grace through us to others.

In today’s sermon, Pastor Matt spoke from the book of Haggai, revealing how surrender and steadfast obedience to God will lead to enduring fulfillment—reminding us that true contentment is found not in our own striving, but in trusting for His faithful provision.

Guest speaker Dr. Samuel Thomas of Hopegivers International illuminated the timeless paradox of suffering and faith through the lens of Job’s trials, offering a poignant reflection on the human condition—one that echoes in the quiet struggles we each carry.

Today, Pastor Matt guided us through the book of Zephaniah, exploring God’s inevitable judgment of evil while highlighting the mercy and grace available to believers—a transformative hope that shapes generations to come.

Pastor Matt continued our sub-series on Habakkuk today, diving deeper into chapters 2 and 3. We explored what it means to wrestle with God while holding onto faith—and how our trust will ultimately be proven true if we remain steadfast in belief.

Pastor Matt launched a new sub-series on Habakkuk today, exploring how God is still in control amid our uncertainty and how we can continue to rely on Him even through life's toughest challenges.

Pastor Matt Gille introduced us to the book of Nahum today, where we see the reaction that a holy God must have to sinful behavior, but how our hope can still be found in Jesus if we turn to Him each day.