Covenant Fellowship Baptist Church Sermons

Pastor Matt took a moment out of series today to reflect on the coming New Year; relying mainly on a passage from the book of Lamentations, we learn to see that grief and sorrow can become useful in the Kingdom of God, if we have the courage to confront those concerns directly in the light of our salvation.

Pastor Matt continued our Christmas sermon series today with a look at the concept of Peace, drawing on a number of both New and Old Testament scriptures to illustrate the quality of peace that only God can provide and of which we have a unique opportunity to accept through Jesus.

Pastor Jay continued our sermon series on Christmas this week with a look at the birth of Jesus, reading from the second chapter of Luke to find an illustration of the radical peace and joy that only Christ can bring into our lives.

Pastor Matt started a new sermon series today in light of the Christmas season, looking at the significance of Christ being born and taking the time to appreciate just how lost and hopeless we would be in a world without the birth of a savior.

Pastor Matt concluded our three-part sermon series on Gratitude today by taking a look at the benefits of remaining thankful in all seasons of life, seeing how our choice to remain grateful to God for his many blessings is essential in our ability to both glorify God and to live as He intended.

Pastor Matt continued our sermon series on Gratitude today by taking a look at what it means to intentionally cultivate gratitude in our current age of entitlement, providing several steps that we can take to shift our focus from the things of this world toward living in a place of joyous surrender to God.

Pastor Matt began a new three-week sermon series on 'Gratitude' today, stopping to consider the kind of gratitude that Scripture calls us to embrace and the kind of gratitude that we all want and seek to cultivate in our lives as the proper fruit of believers.

Pastor Matt continued our sermon series "Free to Follow" today by looking at a summary of the journey that God took the Israelite on when they left Egypt to enter the Promised Land, making a point to also notice the parallels in our own lives and the various impediments involved in our efforts to follow after God. 

Pastor Matt continued our sermon series “Free to Follow” today with a message called “For the Love of…” in which we survey the costs of placing anything else in life ahead of our concern for Jesus and his will for our life, noting that in spite of all the difficulty involved in making various sacrifices to be in alignment with Christ, it will always prove to be worth it in the end.

Pastor Matt Price started a new sermon series today called "Being Free to Serve" in which we look at the freedom that we have in Christ which can only be found through discipline; seeing here how God wants to call us out of our ordinary place in life and how the sacrifice of obedience to this call is worth it in the end.

Pastor Jay continued our sermon series on Stewardship today with a look at what it means to live our lives in view of eternity, as we continue to strive for the greater reward involved in serving the kingdom of God and all that He would have for us.

Pastor Matt continued our sermon series on Stewardship today by exploring the concept of how we manage the money God has given to us, learning the importance of taking great care to spend that money wisely, in pursuit of His kingdom, and with a concern for the eternal rewards that are at stake.

Pastor Matt continued our sermon series on Stewardship today by exploring the concept of how we use our gifts and abilities, drawing on a number of different scriptures and focusing on a parable from Jesus, we see the importance of understanding our gifts for what they are and also of putting them to good use, specifically by giving them back to God for the furtherance of His kingdom.

Pastor Matt continued our sermon series on Biblical Stewardship today with a look at what it means to be good stewards of our time, which we learn requires thoughtful evaluation, wisdom, and discernment, insofar as our time choices have eternal significance in which the only way to to truly please Him and maximize our time on Earth is to spend our days wisely, beginning with humility and prayerful...

Pastor Matt continued our new sermon series on Biblical Stewardship today, drawing from a number of different scripture references to illustrate our existence as stewards over the Earth after once being made in the image of its creator, finding a responsibility to take care of our environment without also elevating it to an unnecessary place of worship or spiritual priority.

Pastor Matt started a new sermon series on Biblical Stewardship today, looking into what it means for us to live a life that is in a relationship with the Lord and which properly recognizes what truly belongs to Him, as we learn to relinquish control over what does not belong to us so that we might live to see His work manifest more abundantly in our lives.

Pastor Matthew Gille continued our sermon series on the book of Psalms today with look at psalm 147, where we find the psalmist praising the Lord for his many virtues as we focus on all of the reasons that we have to be in a continuous attitude of praise towards God and the many works He has revealed to us.

Pastor Matt continued our sermon series on the book of Psalms today with a look at psalm 51, where we find David acknowledging the profound depth of his sin against God, while also recognizing his need for God's mercy, and ultimately finding the reconciliation that was sought through a process that transforms his heart into one with a deeper desire to worship God and guide others to Him.

Pastor Matt continued our sermon series on the book of Psalms today with a look at Psalm 119, where we find the psalmist in appreciation for the goodness of God and the steadfast nature of his enduring beneficence, as we learn more about what this means and are encouraged to trust in the God who is always there.

Pastor Matt continued our sermon series on the book of Psalms today with a look at Psalm 23, where David likens the relationship of God to man as one of Shepherd to sheep, as we continue to explore all that this relationship implies.

Pastor Matt continued our sermon series on the book of Psalms today with a message from Psalms 19, where we see David praising the manner in which God has revealed himself to us, as we focus upon what it means to be in a relationship with the Lord through these revelations.

Pastor Jay continued our sermon series on the book of Psalms today with a message from Psalm 2, where we find the psalmist in amazement that the cultures and governments of the earth would try to ignore God, as we draw parallels to our current political climate in an attempt to refocus our priorities back towards serving the one and only King of Kings.

Elder Brent Gibson spoke today from his personal experiences and from the 22nd chapter of Psalms, where we find David in deep existential pain, questioning God and why He would allow something horrible to happen, while also finding ultimate counsel and hope through faith in His word.

Pastor Matt commenced a new sermon series today on the book of Psalms, focusing in today on Chapter 1, where we learn about the differences between the righteous and the wicked as well as a general outline to what living a life that pleases the Lord looks like.

Pastor Matt finished our series on the book of Ephesians today with a concluding look at Chapter 6, where Paul finishes talking about putting on the armor of God before offering some concluding remarks that offer insight into the intended life of believers.