Dive deep into a transformative message with the story of the Samaritan woman at the well.
Evangelism: It’s not about grand gestures, but about genuine connections. Share love, share truth, and let God do the rest.
Join us on this journey as we discover the heart of evangelism and our role in the Great Commission. Let’s be the light and the love in the world.
Watch today’s sermon on the pivotal role of the local church in the Great Commission! It’s a timely reminder as Covenant Life Fellowship marks two decades of spirit-filled worship, community, and evangelism. The local church isn’t just a building; it’s the heartbeat of God’s mission on earth. Here’s to many more years of serving, growing, and fulfilling God’s purpose!
We’re excited to announce a fresh sermon series by our very own Pastor Dave York! As we journey deeper into the heart of the Gospel, it’s time we turn our attention to one of the most powerful mandates Jesus gave His disciples: The Great Commission.
Overview Psalm 20 is a psalm of David, and it’s a prayer for victory. The psalm emphasizes trust in God rather than human means (like chariots and horses). The trust in God over human strength and the hope for divine assistance are vital themes in this psalm and for our lives.
The psalmist cries out to God in deep distress and sorrow. Throughout the psalm, the writer describes his feelings of isolation, abandonment, and overwhelming affliction. He continually seeks God, mentioning his constant prayer and seeking the Lord’s attention. The tone is desperate, as the writer portrays himself as being among the dead and forgotten. This psalm offers an honest expression of deep anguish and serves as a reminder that it is okay to bring our raw emotions before God. It represents the real human experience of feeling distant from God, even when seeking Him earnestly.
No matter how bleak the situation, or how distant God may seem, we can always turn to Him and find reassurance in His promises. The key is to shift our focus from the size of our problems to the vastness of God’s love and grace.
Psalm 47 is a song of praise and triumph, a declaration of the universal reign of God. The psalmist speaks of God’s rule over all the nations and His sovereignty over the entire world, emphasizing the rightful worship and exaltation that should be given to God because of His supreme power and rule.
Psalm 33 is a beautiful text that points readers to one simple but profound idea: Praise the Lord, for our hope in Him is sure.
Psalm 102 acknowledges the fleeting and fragile nature of human existence but finds comfort and hope in the eternal nature of God. The psalmist’s distress leads them to cry out to God, who remains constant amidst the temporal challenges of life. Ultimately, the psalm points to a future restoration and a renewed hope in God’s enduring faithfulness.
In this psalm, we see the psalmist grappling with the tension between their faith in God’s past faithfulness and their present experience of defeat and suffering. It highlights the reality that there are times in history and in individual lives when it may seem as though God is distant or not actively intervening on behalf of His people.
The big idea of this psalm is that there are times in history and in life when it seems like God is not helping His people. In times like these, faithfulness to God doesn’t always bring worldly achievement, but it is successful in the eyes of God.
Psalm 27 is a well-known psalm attributed to King David, and it expresses his trust in God’s protection and deliverance. It beautifully captures the theme of finding strength and solace in God’s presence amidst the trials and challenges of life.
Psalm 56 is a powerful expression of trust and confidence in God in the midst of challenging circumstances. The psalm is attributed to David and is believed to have been written during a time when he was facing great adversity and persecution. Despite the difficulties he was experiencing, David’s faith in God remained strong, and…
Overview Psalm 3 is indeed a powerful passage that reminds us of the adversities we may face in life and the assurance we have in God’s presence and protection. Let’s explore the contents of Psalm 3 and reflect on its message. The psalm is attributed to King David, who penned it during a time of…
Stan Welch reads from Matthew 6:5-15 to see this big idea: It is essential for every child of God to have a growing dependence upon Him in prayer because of who He is and because of our own weakness.
Robert Sidlo takes us through the Word to show how the Gospel that saved us, continues to transform us as we allow it to direct, guide, and influence all we think, say, and do. The Gospel is our greatest treasure in life, and it shows us how we are to live as Christ’s ambassadors among those who are spiritually dead around us.
Overview Today we look at a cross-reference text while reading James 3:13-18. Here’s the big idea: Jealousy and selfish ambition ruin our lives and bring conflict. God has given us the grace to grow in humility and to be peacemakers.
Pastor York uses Sarai and Hagar Genesis 16 to show this big idea: When we try to assist God in fulfilling His promises, things get complicated, but God’s grace is deeper than we could ever imagine.
We continue in our sermon series as Pastor Dave reads Genesis 15 to show this big idea: God has promised to fulfill His promises and has proven this by the covenant of grace.
This week, Pastor Dave reads Genesis 14 to show this big idea: There will be conflict in this world. God will protect His promise and help His people.
This week, Pastor Dave will take us to Genesis 13 while looking at the story of Abraham and Lot separating.
Pastor Dave York guides us as we hop back into our sermon series Genesis by looking at chapter 12:10-20.
Today we celebrate the resurrection of our savior, Jesus Christ!
We draw our focus to the great works of Christ on the cross on this Good Friday.
Luis Castellanos walks us through Genesis 11:27 – 12:9. There, we will see this big idea: In our text, we will see the covenant of grace set forth in seed form, and what we will find is that through Abram, God reveals His purpose and goal for the universe. God will save His people through Jesus.
Pastor York looks at the famous story about the Tower of Babel found in Genesis 11:1-26. When we attempt to make a name for ourselves, we choose safety, and security, and live small lives. God always accomplishes His plans.
We head back to our sermon series in Genesis while Pastor Dave York reads from Genesis 9:18-10:32. There, we will see this big idea: The righteous will honor God and others and God will bless them for it. Sin fills the nations but God preserves His people of faith.
Pastor Bill Heard directs our attention to the Great Commission. God’s eternal plan to redeem His fallen creation is being worked out by His adopted children informed by His Word and empowered by His Holy Spirit.
Pastor Dave continues in Genesis to show how God works through Covenant. God has revealed His faithfulness through covenants and He has committed Himself to His people in love.
Stan Welch gives a message to the men of CLF while looking at Psalm 90.
Today, we look at Genesis 9:1-17. God blesses and cares for His creation with patience and grace. His covenant with Noah is a promise of God’s common grace.
Today we read Genesis 6:9-8:22 to see how the righteous are saved from God’s judgment by faith, obey God, and worship Him. The unrighteous will be judged by God.
Our study in Genesis continues as Pastor Dave York reads Genesis 5:1-6:8 to show this big idea: When we live outside of God’s boundaries, chaos reigns. But when we walk with God, His grace provides us with hope in a chaotic world.
Stan Welch reads Genesis 4 to show us this big idea: The only way we can approach our Holy Creator is through faith. The one who comes to Him this way, finds his home in God. The one who does not, will face temporal and eternal consequences.
Genesis 3:1-24 tells the story of one of the darkest days in history. Pastor Dave York will show this big idea: Satan lies. Humans disobey God. Sin hurts. God saves.
God celebrated His creation and rested on the 7th day. Human sin distorted what God created. Jesus Christ restores God’s original design. That’s the big idea we’ll see from Pastor Dave York looking deeper into Genesis 2:1-3.
Overview Pastor Dave York continues in Genesis to show us how God made humanity (male and female) in His image. He created us to represent Him and honor Him. He provided for all we needed.
God spoke and created all things out of nothing. What He created was good and was created for His glory. That is what we will see as Pastor York guides us through Genesis 1:1-25.
Pastor Dave York starts the year off with a brand new sermon series in Genesis. He’ll show us this big idea: God is the Creator of all things. Our lives are to be centered on God and lived for His glory.
It has been prophesied for ages. Now, we celebrate the birth of our Savior and King! Pastor Dave York reads from Matthew 1:18-25 to point us to the good news of Christ yet again!
Pastor Dave York uses Isaiah 9:6-7 to guide us to see how the prophets foretold the greatest miracle in history, the coming of Christ!
Pastor Dave York reads from Malichi. Here is the big idea: God calls us to revere Him, be faithful to Him, and give Him our best.
Pastor Dave York reads from Zechariah. This world is full of disappointments and reasons for discouragement. But God is always on the move, and He wants His people to have hope.
Pastor Dave York reads Haggai 1-2. There, we will see this big idea: God calls us to make His kingdom work a priority in our lives. When we do, He promises to be with us. He’s building more than we could ever dream.
Luis Castellanos reads from James 3:1-12 to show us that our words matter more than we can possibly imagine.
Pastor Dave York reads Zephaniah 1-3 to show us this big idea: The Lord calls us to humble ourselves before Him and trust Him. When we do, He rejoices over us.
Andrew Crawford will be looking at Hebrews 10:19-25 as we examine the various ways the local church is to operate when its members encounter difficult times.
Josh Montague explores the book of Habakkuk to remind us that all should rejoice and take joy in the God of our salvation.
Pastor Dave York discusses Nahum 1-3 to reveal that God is a jealous and loving God. He will always work for His people. He will always execute justice on His enemies.
Pastor Dave York is back to bring us a message from the Book of Micah. There, we will see how God has a plan for His people in a sin-stained world and how He delights in steadfast love and will always fulfill His promise.
Seth Buechley reads Galatians 2:20 & 3:3 to show how God’s Spirit is both the source and power of a new life in Christ.
Overview Robert Sidlo helps look at how suffering and the Sovereignty of God. As a Christian, NOTHING will influence your ability to deal with suffering more than your humble submission to, and firm confidence in, your loving Father’s sovereignty over every detail of your life.
Pastor Dave York reads through Jonah to show how God is merciful and gracious to people from every nation, even our enemies. His mercy is wider than we could ever imagine.
Bruce Wells leads us through the Book of Obadiah to show that God is sovereign over all nations, including Edom. He will right every wrong and completely deliver His people.
Luis Castellanos delivers a message on the sovereignty of God during a Men’s Breakfast at Covenant Life Fellowship.
Pastor York leads us through the Book of Amos. There, we’ll see this big Idea: God’s faithfulness to His promises means He will discipline His children in His love. His discipline is always intended to point us to Jesus and restore us.
Pastor Dave York moves us along to the Book of Joel to show us how God is intricately involved in every aspect of universal history to bring mercy and judgment.
Pastor Dave York kicks off a brand new sermon series called Prophets in Exile. Today we look at the Book of Hosea.
Pastor Dave York wraps up our study of Romans. We’ll read Romans 8:31-39 to see this big idea: Because of our union with Christ, God is for us, and nothing can separate us from His love and care.
Pastor Dave Ruble reads from Romans 8:26-30. There, He will show this big idea: The promised gift of the Holy Spirit is unceasingly at work in perfect union with God the Father and the Son in the lives of His chosen ones from predestination to glorification; from before the cradle to beyond the grave.
Pastor Dave York is back to bring us a message from Romans 8:12-15. Here’s the big idea:Because of our union with Christ, the Spirit of God resides within us. He is at work daily work in us, reminding us that we are God’s children and that we have a future hope.
Pastor Dave Quilla reads from Romans 8:1-11 to show us this big idea: Our union with Christ frees us from the fear of condemnation. The requirements of the law were fulfilled based on the performance of Christ, not our performance. We are now free to live by the spirit which gives us the power and desire to obey the law.
Pastor Dave York gives a message on Romans 7:7-25 as he continues the sermons series entitled “United with Christ.”
Perry Sorensen reads from Romans 7:1-6 to draw out this big idea: Just as death dissolves legal obligation to one’s spouse in a marriage, the Law is dissolved when the Christian “dies” with Christ. Because we have a new “union” with Christ, the Holy Spirit gives us a new status, a new power, and new security so that we can serve God’s Kingdom.
Pastor York continues reading from Romans 6:15-23 to see this big idea: Our union with Christ means that we are no longer under the rule of sin. We are under the rule of God, and this is a work of God.
Pastor York continues reading Romans 6:1-14 to point out this big idea: Our union with Christ means that we died to sin with Christ and we are raised to live in a brand new way with Christ. Sin no longer has power over us.
Pastor York continues in our brand new sermon series using Romans 5:12-21 to point us to the big idea: Jesus is superior to Adam. Jesus’ work conquers Adam’s work. God’s grace is greater than our sin.
Pastor York kicks off a brand new sermon series using Romans 5:1-11 to demonstrate that Jesus Christ has changed our relationship with God forever.
Pastor Dave York uses 1 Timothy 6:11-21 to show that the fight of faith is confessing Christ, pursuing Christ, and living like Christ through the power of Christ.
Overview: Bruce Wells reads Hebrews 12:14-17 to show that the commandments express God’s will for our lives and should be obeyed for our good and for His glory.
Pastor Dave York shows us the functional centrality of the Gospel by taking us through 1 Corinthians 15:3-5.
Luis Castellanos guides us to see that God cares about your life, your vocation, and about your doctrine. The Gospel is powerful to affect all of life.
While reading 1 Timothy 5:17-25, Pastor Dave York will show us that God wants His church to care for her leaders by honoring them and holding them accountable.
As we move to 1 Timothy 5:1-16, Pastor Dave York leads in looking at how the Church is to care for others.
Listen to Shelli Heard give a message about generational transfer of biblical womanhood at the 2022 Spring Ladies’ Brunch put on by CLF Women’s Ministry.
Pastor Dave looks at 1 Timothy 4:6-16 to show us this big idea: God has called pastors to watch their life and their teaching. And He has called Christians to watch their life and what they’re being taught.
astor Dave looks at 1 Timothy 4:1-5 to show us this big idea: God has given us the truth of the gospel that shapes our beliefs and our behavior. It is the “truth once for all delivered to the saints”.
Pastor Dave York picks back up in our series, “Life in the Church,” while giving a summary of 1 Timothy chapters one through three.
We celebrate our Savior and King on Resurrection Sunday!
We celebrate the works of Christ while Pastor Dave York gives a message on Good Friday. Here’s the big idea: Jesus Christ innocently and willingly gave Himself for people from every nation, tribe, and tongue.
Overview: Pastor Jeffrey Jo gives a message on John 17:1-5.
Pastor Dave York continues our study in 1 Timothy while showing us that the Church matters to God, and it should matter to us. God has called leaders to serve and care for His
Church because His Church matters to Him.
Pastor Dave Quilla gives a message 1 Timothy 3:1-7 while discussing the qualifications for elders.
big idea: God has given each of us our genders and has given each gender a role in His church. Each gender has equal value yet a different role. When we submit to God’s design, every person is honored and useful in God’s work.
Pastor Dave York reads 1 Timothy 2:8-15 and guides us in seeing a biblical perspective on gender roles.
ray kingdom-minded prayers and proclaim the good news of the kingdom. God’s mission is to every race, nation, tribe, and tongue.
Pastor Dave Ruble reads Timothy 1:12-20 to show us all this big idea: Only the true, pure gospel of Christ Jesus has the power to both save and transform the lives of sinners and with it bring the promise of eternal life.
r Dave York kicks off a new sermon series in the book of 1 Timothy while looking to answer what the goal of Church Doctrine wishes to accomplish.
Pastor Dave York reads John 17:20-26 to show us that when we live in unity and love one another, we glorify God, revealing the reality of Jesus to the world.
Pastor Dave York continues to direct us to the Word while we protect our relationships. We will take notice of this big idea: Relationships in the church matter to God. In Christ, God has provided a way for us to protect the unity of relationships.
While reading Matthew 7:1-5, Pastor York teaches us this big idea: Jesus has provided ways that we can maintain redemptive relationships by His power is at work within us.
We continue to learn how to properly reconcile with others by reading Matthew 18:21-35. Pastor Dave York will give us this big idea: The forgiveness of God is the foundation for our forgiveness of others.
eek separation from God and others but to become ambassadors of Christ and ministers of reconciliation. We are made new in Christ!
We’re up and running in the new sermon series, “Redemptive Relationships.” Join us as Pastor Dave York uses Genesis 3-4 to express this big idea: Sin always separates but Jesus always moves toward reconciliation.
As we begin a new year, Pastor Dave York directs our attention to this big idea: We were created in the image of God, to reveal God, and our relationships are to be God-centered.
