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Covenant Podcast
Hosted by Covenant Church · EN
Weekly teaching & content from Covenant church.
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Love is Only A Feeling
2w ago00:36:37Tap to summarizeA marriage commitment is based on a Biblical understanding of love. Love is not a feeling, but an action. Marriage is a lifelong commitment to act in a loving way toward another person.
Transcribe →Connected - Suffocating Self-Centeredness
3w ago00:38:52Tap to summarizeWhen we have the Holy Spirit, we are enabled to submit to one another in marriage and eschew self-centeredness as the cancer to healthy marriage that it is.
Transcribe →Connected - Oh, So Lonely!
4w ago00:42:18Tap to summarizeThere are good reasons for getting married, but one core reason that is often overlooked in today’s society is companionship. We are meant to marry our best friend.
Transcribe →Connected - Marriage Matters
4w ago00:39:55Tap to summarizeMarriage is not well understood in our culture or in our churches today. God has a design and a desire for marriage, it is something the God has created and it is something that God defines. If we don’t understand the design, or don’t recognize that God created and regulates marriage, we will end up struggling in our marriages or missing out completely.
Transcribe →Broken Saviors - We Need Jesus
Mar 2900:34:06Tap to summarizeWhen a nation or a people forsake the Lord, collapse is inevitable. We are in need of a King whose reign will never fail: we have one, His name is Jesus.
Transcribe →Broken Saviors - When Good Intentions Go Wrong
Mar 2500:36:30Tap to summarizeJudges 17–18 shows how sincere worship can still be false when it’s shaped by our preferences instead of God’s truth. Micah creates a version of worship that looks spiritual but is ultimately self-made, turning his relationship with God into something transactional and controllable. In the end, what he built fails him, revealing that anything we elevate above God will eventually collapse and leave us empty
Transcribe →Broken Saviors - Strength Without Surrender
Mar 800:41:07Tap to summarizeGod raised Samson with a clear calling and incredible strength, yet his story shows how a person can be outwardly gifted but inwardly drifting from God. Instead of following the Lord’s direction, Samson repeatedly pursued what was right in his own eyes, allowing small compromises to pull him further from obedience. His life warns us that spiritual strength doesn’t come from our abilities, but from faithfully walking in God’s ways.
Transcribe →Broken Saviors - Trust God, Not Your Idols
Mar 100:40:53Tap to summarizeJudges 10-11 explores Israel's repeated cycle of idolatry — abandoning God to serve false gods like Molech and Chemosh — and God's response of tough love followed by compassion when they genuinely repented. The core message is that idolatry means seeking from other things what only God can provide, and true repentance requires destroying those idols, not just setting them aside. The story of Jephthah illustrates how a flawed, unlikely person can be used by God, but also warns against treating God transactionally — making bargains rather than trusting His character. The sermon closes with a call to move from an "if/then" mindset to a "because/now" faith rooted in trust that God is fully committed to our good.
Transcribe →Broken Saviors - When Sin Collapses Under Its Own Weight
Feb 2200:35:58Tap to summarizeJudges 9 marks a dark turning point in Israel’s history as the familiar cycle of sin, repentance, and deliverance collapses. Abimelech, Gideon’s illegitimate son, seizes power through manipulation and violence, and when faithful leadership steps aside, Israel crowns a bramble instead. The result is destruction for both the king and the people who chose him, revealing how tolerated sin grows heavier over time and leadership vacuums invite corruption. Yet even in the collapse, God’s justice and mercy remain, calling His people to repentance and true refuge under the rule of the rightful King.
Transcribe →Broken Saviors - The Dangers of Success
Feb 1500:31:57Tap to summarizeIn this message, we follow Gideon’s story to see how starting well and finishing well aren’t the same—especially after success. Gideon trusted God in weakness, but after victory he began relying on himself, chasing recognition, and building a “replacement” for dependence on the Lord. This is a warning about the spiritual danger of success and an invitation to return to prayer, accountability, and humble faith. Ultimately, we’re pointed to Jesus—the true Savior who succeeds where we fail and calls us back to grace-filled dependence on God.
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