Linwood Covenant Church Podcast

Sunday Service June 7th 2026

Today we consider Genesis 2 : especially what “suitable helper” means and how rightly understanding these words lays the foundation for men and women to live fully into who God created them to be.

Some of our relationships are more tricky, frustrating, and perplexing than others. In the Gospels Jesus actually seems to prefer and prioritize these complicated relationship. Join us as we discover why this relationship perplex us and how we can learn to prioritize them as Jesus did.

Today we consider Psalm 136 ; a psalm of community thanksgiving, and we see how recounting God’s faithful provision in the past broadens our perspective and grows gratitude in the present moment.

Join was as we begin a Summer in the Psalms , that we are calling a “Song for Every Season.” Today we start with the first Psalm that introduces the book and invites us to delight in the God who delights in us.

In Revelation the Dragon and his beasts are masters at deception. The question remains. Do we have the wisdom required to see clearly the way of the lamb?

Join us as the story takes a turn as the world returns to chaos in the hopes that people will cry out to the God of order. This God, who is the lamb, is eager for people to turn and follow His ways. The question that continues to be in front of us is: Who are you following?

In Revelation 4-5 , John is given a vision of ultimate reality—God reigning over all, and the Lamb who conquers by sacrifice. In a world shaped by power and deception, will we align with Team Dragon or follow the way of the Lamb?

The letter of Revelation is written to 7 churches. This week we consider what the churches are celebrated for, what they get wrong, and how the rest of revelation is encouragement for the church to remain faithful to the way of the Lamb in the midst of Babylon.

*New Series* Today we begin to explore the last book of the BIble which is a book of hope and inspiration. We are inspired to follow Jesus through difficulty and to do so knowing that the way of the lamb is the way of victory!

As we seek to follow Jesus, the world tugs and pulls at us to follow its way. Today we go through the New Testament focusing on what the way of Jesus looks like. Once we know Jesus' way we can recognize the counterfeits. 

Whether we know it or not we all have our own mental image of God. Is your image of God accurate, Biblical, and helpful? The Old Testament talks about God's face a surprising amount, let's discover what it says!

Join us as we launch an important new series on how Jesus actually changes our lives! We hear of this possibility a lot but how does it happen in real life?

Have you ever pondered the true meaning of Philippians 4:13 ? Join us as we delve into this verse and uncover the profound secret that Paul desires to share with us all!

This morning we will look at Philippians 4:6-9 , and consider a new way to respond to anxiety that can yield true, lasting peace.

This week, we look at Philippians 4:1–5 and explore how joy isn’t tied to our circumstances but rooted in Christ. Paul gives us a practical blueprint for standing firm, pursuing unity, and living out joy in a way that reflects God’s love to the world.

We start the new year out by looking at the book of Philippians . Today we look at the theme of joy and suffering. Two unexpected partners that keep appearing in the first three chapters of Philippians! 

Today we hear the story behind one of our favorite Christmas Carols and also look at Psalm 46 as we live in the tension of the Kingdom of God and the Kingdom of the World. A good reminder as we prepare for 2025!

We are looking at Mary the Mother of Jesus as we contemplate the incredibly good news that the God of the universe sees the unseen and hears the unhear. Do we have the faith to believe it? 

We come to the conclusion of the sermon on the mount where Jesus ends with a somber warning that the Kingdom of Heaven is a narrow gate. Today we answer the question of how to steer clear of false prophets and false disciples.

Jesus lays out his expectation that when we encounter other people we leave them feeling cared for.

In this message we consider Matthew 6:1-21 , and Jesus’ teaching that why we do what we do is just as important as what we do.

In this message from Matthew 5:17-48 , we explore Jesus’ call to a transformed heart that reflects God’s love, justice, and mercy. Moving beyond rule-following, Jesus invites us to embrace a deeper faithfulness in our relationships, integrity, and even in loving those who oppose us. Join us as we uncover what it truly means to live as citizens of God’s Kingdom right here, right now.

Matthew 5:3-16 gives us the mission statement for living in the kingdom of God. It is surprising, upside down, in living it out, makes us a distinctive and involved witness to Gods kingdom in the world