Welcome to the weekly audio podcast for Covenant Life Church in Lawrenceville, GA. Covenant Life Church is a Kingdom community built around loving Jesus Christ and expressing that love to others. Visit us at http://www.covenant.life/
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David's confession in Psalm 51 shows that forgiveness isn't just having your record wiped clean—it's God making you into someone new. // A message by Chris Hyatt.
David sings about mourning turned to dancing, but he never tells us the timeline—only what kind of God is on the other end of our praying. // A message by Chris Hyatt.
David prays four verses of raw complaint and ends up singing—not because anything changed, but because God's steadfast love was never a function of his circumstances. // A message by Chris Hyatt.
Psalm 84 traces the ache of longing for God through two kinds of valleys—one we didn't choose, one we did—and lands on this: His welcome was never about arriving. It's about trusting Him enough to come home. // A message by Chris Hyatt.
This message is about what it looks like to surrender to the Lord. Using Biblical examples, we see that as believers we are to surrender or yield our lives and will to the Lord and trust Him. // A message by Wade Addison.
A message by Austin Shin.
A message by James Williams.
Colossians 2 says you were buried, raised, and forgiven with Christ—and that the powers who used to hold everything over you have already been defeated and paraded through the streets in shame. // A message by Chris Hyatt.
A message by Josiah Johnson.
Psalm 27 gives us permission to pray our most honest prayers—fear and trust in the same breath—because the God we pray to was holding us before we ever held on. // A message by Chris Hyatt.
Psalm 23 isn't just a funeral passage—it's a prayer for anyone in a valley who needs to stop talking about God and start talking to him. // A message by Chris Hyatt.
In a world where we are more observed than ever but less known than we need to be, Psalm 139 answers the deepest hunger we carry—not to know God, but to be known by Him. // A message by Chris Hyatt.
Four friends sit down for an honest conversation about what the Gospel has actually done in their lives, their friendships, and what they believe the Spirit is saying to the Church in this moment. // A message by Chris Hyatt, Jamie Johnson, Gerrit Gustafson, and Robert Grant.
Jesus didn't say try harder, produce more, or perform better—He said abide, because everything we were made to bear flows from remaining in Him. // A message by Chris Hyatt.
The self you've been optimizing your whole life is the very thing Jesus came to bury—and what rises in its place is something you could never have built on your own. // A message by Chris Hyatt.
The rich young ruler did everything right, kept every commandment, and still walked away from Jesus—because what Jesus asked for wasn't one more virtue but the whole blueprint of his life. // A message by Chris Hyatt.
Several women share personal testimonies regarding God's fatherhood, hope, and the power of community experienced during a recent retreat. The message concludes with a communal time of prayer for the sick and the celebration of the Lord's Table. // A message by Donna Hyatt.
Do you find yourself currently in a season of "plenty" or a season of "resistance", and how does that affect your perspective on God's preparation in your life? Guest speaker Kevin Davenport of Saddleback Covenant Church explores the themes of divine preparation, faithfulness during hardship, and the sovereign presence of God in both favorable and difficult circumstances. // A message by Kevin Davenport.
Stories of God's goodness, faithfulness, and power. // A message by James Williams.
Jesus didn't wait for his disciples to get it together before sending them—he came through the locked door, breathed his Spirit into them, and remade them into a new creation community sent to carry the only word in the world that sets people free. // A message by Chris Hyatt.
Is Easter big enough for the hardest things you're facing? This Easter message takes us to the very first Easter sermon ever preached—Peter's message in Acts 2—to show that the resurrection is not a pleasant Spring holiday but the most explosive claim in human history. // A message by Chris Hyatt.
Palm Sunday isn't just the story of a king riding into Jerusalem—it's the story of a God who knew exactly what was coming and rode toward it anyway, because He loved us too much to stop. // A message by Chris Hyatt.
The unchosen, pressurized places we find ourselves in are not the waiting room before the mission starts—they are the mission, and God meets us there with a promise. // A message by Chris Hyatt.
Baptism is the line between the old life and the new—where we are buried with Christ, raised in His power, and sent into His mission. // A message by Chris Hyatt.
When God sends you somewhere difficult, your worship in the wreckage isn't just survival — it's your mission. // A message by Chris Hyatt.
