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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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 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.
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 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.
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 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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Session 3 of Men’s Conference: “What Now?”
Session 2 of the Men’s Conference will discuss why we are to “hand-off” the Gospel.
Session 1 of Men’s Conference will ask the question, “What are we handing off?”
For those who are in Christ, God will one day resurrect our physical bodies and we will be transformed. Pastor Dave York gives takes us through this big idea found in 1 Cor. 15:35-49.
Pastor Dave York walks us through Romans 1:16-22 while enjoying the atmosphere at the ballpark. He hopes for us to see that God has revealed Himself in such a way that all of us have a clear idea of who He is. And He has provided a way for us to know Him.