Spiritual Growth

This is the first part in a message series called "The Idol Factory."

This two-message series unpacks essential biblical teachings on pride and humility, and offers a highly practical road map to personal change.

As Christians, we worship a host of idols that take a far different form—one that has been called the shape of unbelief.

As Christians, we worship a host of idols that take a far different form—one that has been called the shape of unbelief.

You’ve probably been tempted to fall asleep during a sermon or two, but have you ever heard an entire message on this topic?

Whether old or young, single or married, God has a special role for you as a woman.

In this message C.J. Mahaney outlines 7 steps to "daily weaken pride and cultivate humility."

In this message, C.J. Mahaney encourages Covenant Life Church to replace love for the world with a passionate pursuit of love for Jesus Christ.

For the godly woman, home must remain the constant and ongoing priority.

In this message from Luke 6, Dave Harvey echoes Jesus’s call to “be merciful, even as your Father is merciful.”

p>Do you perceive God as full of affection and generosity for you, or are you more aware of your sin than God’s love for you?

How are Christians to keep the main thing the main thing? What does it mean to hold fast to the gospel?

Are you ready for marriage? If you are already married, is your relationship with your spouse free from strife? There is a relational conflict awaiting you in your immediate future.

Even the most mature Christians are prone to forgetting the gospel and overlooking its sanctifying power in their lives. The implication for leaders is that it’s essential to take notice of the God’s work in others—and to help them see it for themselves, too. In this message, C.J. illustrates this principle by studying Paul’s grace-centered care for the Corinthian church.