When a private lunch turned life-saving, friendship and faith converged in an unexpected kidney transplant. Rev. Paul Robinson and pastor Greg Ellis share how vulnerability, God’s prompting, and true brotherhood changed their lives forever.
Exploring how lone-wolf fantasies can overshadow gospel community, this essay invites all believers to embrace Jesus’s humble, communal “way of the Lamb.”
Think Christian music lacks creativity? Explore how today’s artists blend genres and cutting-edge tech to craft bold, soulful compositions that can reignite spiritual connection.
How Christian music became more about personal identity than spiritual formation—and what that shift means for us today.
Jelani Greenidge kicks off a series on the state of Christian music, exploring its decline and offering a hopeful vision for its rebirth.
Edgar Torres, new ALIPE president, shares how his upbringing, mentors, and Covenant roots shape his vision for empowering Latino leaders and bridging generational and cultural gaps.
High schooler Carter Kern reflects on a short-term Merge trip to Mexico, where unexpected friendships and shared service deepened his faith and reshaped his understanding of purpose and community.
Missional storyteller Jelani Greenidge spoke with Ancy Post, the new president of the Covenant Asian Pastors Association (CAPA). They discussed how she came into her role, the significance of her South Asian heritage, and her dreams for CAPA.
Herb and Paula Frost open up about their journey through marriage, ministry, and mutual calling—and what it means to lead and serve side by side.
Jelani Greenidge concludes our series on Negro spirituals with a powerful reflection on “Were You There?” and its haunting invitation to enter the story of Good Friday.
