The inaugural Journey to Mosaic in the Midsouth Conference brought the late Pastor Ed Lee’s vision to life, fostering unity and deepening relationships through shared experiences and the timeless message of God’s love for all people.
When spiritual answers fall short, Elijah’s story reminds us: God meets us in exhaustion with bread, water, and rest—offering presence before prescriptions, compassion before correction.
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.
Kristin explores how legacies are made—not through fame, but through love that endures across generations and bears lasting fruit.
This Mother’s Day I remember the women of Scripture who held sorrow, strength, and faith—and the women who still carry more than we see.
A reflection on Mark 5 and the bleeding woman, exploring visibility, healing, and faith through the lens of AAPI identity. Jesus sees, heals, and restores what others overlook.
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.
Exploring Covenant history, past and present, and inviting the church to preserve and tell its growing, diverse story for future generations.
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.
