Faith Covenant Audio Podcast

Guilt, anger, greed, jealousy. When emotions like these are present in your heart, they can overwhelm you, undermine your relationships, and cause you to miss out on God’s best for your life. Join us at Faith Covenant Church as we explore what Jesus had to say about emotions like these and how to break free from their control.

Guilt, anger, greed, jealousy. When emotions like these are present in your heart, they can overwhelm you, undermine your relationships, and cause you to miss out on God’s best for your life. Join us at Faith Covenant Church as we explore what Jesus had to say about emotions like these and how to break free from their control.

Have you ever read a story in the bible and struggled to make sense of it? If you have, you’re not alone. The fact is, there are a number of stories in the bible that seem weird and that are difficult to understand. And yet, beneath the surface of the weird in those stories are principles that are meant to help teach us about life and to offer us hope. Let’s dig beneath the surface of 3 crazy stor...

Join us as we hear from special guest speaker Pastor Phil Carr as he preaches about Overcoming Love Issues and freeing ourselves up to become highly loving followers of Jesus.

Have you ever read a story in the Bible and struggled to make sense of it? If you have, you’re not alone. The fact is, there are a number of stories in the Bible that seem weird and that are difficult to understand. And yet, beneath the surface of the weird in those stories are principles that are meant to help teach us about life and to offer us hope. So, join us at Faith Covenant Church as we di...

Have you ever read a story in the bible and struggled to make sense of it? If you have, you’re not alone. The fact is, there are a number of stories in the bible that seem weird and that are difficult to understand. And yet, beneath the surface of the weird in those stories are principles that are meant to help teach us about life and to offer us hope. Let’s dig beneath the surface of 4 crazy stor...

So often love and truth seem to get pitted against each other. As we interact with people, we feel like we have to choose between being loving towards them or being truthful towards them. So often it feels like Love VS Truth. But what if we didn’t have to pick between love and truth? What if we didn’t even have to balance love and truth? What if in God’s economy we were meant to fully live into bo...

So often love and truth seem to get pitted against each other. As we interact with people, we feel like we have to chose between being loving towards them or being truthful towards them. So often it feels like Love VS Truth. But what if we didn’t have to pick between love and truth? What if we didn’t even have to balance love and truth? What if in God’s economy we were meant to fully live into bot...

So often love and truth seem to get pitted against each other. As we interact with people, we feel like we have to choose between being loving towards them or being truthful towards them. So often it feels like Love VS Truth. But what if we didn’t have to pick between love and truth? What if we didn’t even have to balance love and truth? What if in God’s economy we were meant to fully live into bo...

So often love and truth seem to get pitted against each other. As we interact with people, we feel like we have to chose between being loving towards them or being truthful towards them. So often it feels like Love VS Truth . But what if we didn’t have to pick between love and truth? What if we didn’t even have to balance love and truth? What if in God’s economy we were meant to fully live into bo...

Have you ever had an interaction with someone that left you feeling burned?  How are we supposed to respond to that?  What are we supposed to do with what’s been done, and to how we feel about it, and how we want to respond in return?  You know, whether we realize it or not there’s a lot at stake in our response.

Have you ever had an interaction with someone that left you feeling burned?  How are we supposed to respond to that?  What are we supposed to do with what’s been done, and to how we feel about it, and how we want to respond in return?  You know, whether we realize it or not there’s a lot at stake in our response.

Have you ever had an interaction with someone that left you feeling burned? Join us as we unpack the book of Philemon and see how it can help us respond and why.

This week we close our "Equipped" series hearing about Agape Love - the unconditional affection and goodness of God given to us.

“Mutual affection” is to treat one another like family, even though we’re not biologically related to one another. Join us as we see an example of this from the Bible. 

We continue with our series and dive into "Godliness", which is devotion in action.

This week we are exploring Perseverance. Perseverance is to endure through it, to refuse to surrender or quit, it's "sticktoittiveness"

Self-Control is the place where our passions are our servants rather than our tyrants. This week we focus on Self-Control and how to cultivate it. 

Knowledge is about properly understanding who God is and what He’s called us to, so that we can draw near to Him relationally as we more fully live into that call.

Join us as we discover together how God goes about equipping you and me with everything that we need to meet the challenges that we face in this life in a way that honors God.

When God creates the “that” moment by his lateness, He wants us to understand that there are more important things than our comfort – things like His glory, our faith in Him, and the faith of others in Him.

When God won’t give us what we are asking Him to give us, it just might be that He intends to showcase His power though our weakness rather than our strength.

When life gets really hard, it’s difficult to see beyond our own pain and to assume that God isn’t there and doesn’t care. How should we respond when that’s the case?

Sometimes life is hard and God doesn’t seem to make it any better. In fact, sometimes God seems to be uncooperative, inattentive and late. How should we respond when that’s the case?