Faith Covenant Church- Sumner, WA

Join us as we celebrate what God has done at Faith Cov this year!

In the final message of our Practicing the Way series, we explore the ultimate reward of following Jesus—Jesus Himself. True life begins when we die to our false selves and come alive in the identity God created us to live, walking the way of the cross with Christ.

Looking for a life of deeper meaning and purpose? This week's message invites you to explore how love, in the Way of Jesus, becomes a “joyous burden” that transforms our everyday actions into a life of grace and abundance.

Explore the importance of doing what Jesus did, as highlighted in John 14:12. In a world seeking meaning, our actions reveal the reality of our relationship with Jesus, showing others that He is present and active through us.

In our Practicing the Way series, we explore how becoming more like Jesus is a slow, consistent process shaped by who we follow and what we prioritize. Who or what is forming you today, and how are you actively choosing to reflect Jesus in your life?

Our series Practicing the Way, inspired by John Mark Comer, invites us to become true apprentices of Jesus. If Jesus is the Way, then the practices we follow are not the goal themselves—but pathways to deeper connection with Him.

God speaks to each of us in ways we can receive, just as He did with the first disciples. In Thomas' doubt, he was honest about needing to hear from Jesus, and God met him there. Even when we can't see Him, Jesus still speaks to us in ways we can hear and believe.

Easter reminds us that the resurrection of Jesus still speaks powerfully today. It gives us rootedness in a greater story, union with Christ and one another, and deep hope that death and despair never have the final word.

We celebrate Palm Sunday, the triumphal entry of Jesus, with vibrant worship, waving palm branches and a powerful message from our guest pastor, Greg Yee, Superintendent of the PacNW Conference of the Evangelical Covenant Church.

Engage deeply with God through the themes of adoration, confession, thanksgiving, and supplication.

Lynda Randolph wraps up our series this week. We complete our Life App: Real Tools for Real Life series with the Life App of Love—both the deep connection of philia love and the selfless sacrifice of agape love. Grounded in 1 Corinthians 13:4-7, we're reminded that true love means loving God fully and loving others well.

In our Life App series, we explore the Life App of Mutual Affection—brotherly kindness expressed through both feeling and action. Discover how building genuine connection takes proximity, time, and a willingness to understand and extend grace to one another.

Discover what it truly means to live a life of godliness—not about perfection or religiosity, but reflecting God's character in our relationships. This message explores John 13:1-7 and how godliness is choosing humility over pride, kindness over recognition, giving over receiving, and love over hate.

True self-control is rooted in love. Discover how God's love secures our identity, shapes our self-worth, and guides us to live with purpose in this week's Life App message.

Kristal Locke shares a message on perseverance. Perseverance is more than just pushing through—it's about naming our pain, releasing it, and staying committed to what truly matters. In this message, we reflect on Galatians 6:9 and explore how perseverance shapes our faith and daily lives.

In this message from our Life App series, we explore how true knowledge goes beyond information—it's about applying God's truth in our daily lives. Discover how faith and knowledge are intertwined, shaped by God's Word, His Spirit, relationships with others, and the beauty of His creation.

In a culture that often prioritizes being right over being kind, Jesus calls us to something greater—goodness (Matthew 7:15-20). In this message we explore how God's very nature is good (Psalm 34:8) and how He calls us to reflect His lovingkindness (Micah 6:8).

Life App: Real Tools for Real Life is a new series exploring how God's power transforms us to impact the world around us. In this message, we dive into 2 Peter 1:3-10, emphasizing that faith isn't just about knowledge—it's about application.

Our Annual Celebration captures highlights from the past year, featuring reflections from our ministry leaders and key moments from our church community. We explore, together, the culture shifts we are embracing as we move into the new year.

Explore Moses' excuses in Exodus 4:1-17 and see how they mirror our own hesitation to follow God's call. This message challenges us to stop negotiating and start obeying, trusting that God will provide everything we need to take the first step.

Discover God's call to Moses in Exodus 3 and explore what He may be calling us to do in this present age. This message reminds us that the question isn't "Who am I?" but "Who is God?"— the One who equips us despite our inadequacies.

Experience the beauty and depth of the Lord's Prayer as we reflect on each section and its meaning for our lives. Join us in this interactive message, where moments of teaching are paired with opportunities for personal prayer and connection with God.

Faith is all about practice—if you're not practicing, you're not growing. In this message we unpack 1 Corinthians 2:14-16 and 2 Corinthians 5:18-19, exploring how God calls us to actively live out the gift of faith He's given us.

Explore how the Light of Life in Jesus brings awareness, alignment, and life application for all ages. Join us in reflecting on 2 Timothy 1:6-7 and discover how God's Spirit empowers us with love, strength, and self-discipline.

Discover how to combat the darkness in your life with practical steps and spiritual truths from John 8:12 and other key scriptures. Learn how the light of life in Jesus brings awareness, alignment, and transformation through people, places, and life circumstances.

This first week of our Advent series, Light of Life, we explore the theme of hope. Discover how God's redemption brings light to our darkness and how His peace, Shalom, invites us to be active agents of hope in a broken world.

In this special Thanksgiving message, we explore the profound truth that gratitude isn't just for the good times. Using Philippians 4:11-13, we uncover the secret to being thankful in all circumstances: true contentment. Discover how this powerful perspective can transform your life and help you embrace

In the final message of the Beauty for Ashes series, we explore the value of interdependence over independence. True spiritual growth comes when we recognize that we need one another to fully experience the presence and love of Christ in our lives.

In this message, we explore the importance of integrity over greatness, grounded in Proverbs 28:6. Through Dale Child's testimony, we're reminded that true peace (shalom) isn't the absence of conflict but a sense of wholeness in the midst of life's challenges.

Explore, with us, the profound truth that God's power is made perfect in our weakness, as highlighted in 2 Corinthians 12:9. Listen to an inspiring testimony about the transformative impact of Celebrate Recovery Open Share Groups and the hope found in embracing God's strength over our own.

In this week's message, inspired by Languishing by Corey Keyes, we explore the importance of valuing faithfulness over success. Pastor Kurt challenges us to act in faithfulness, even when it's hard, as a way to cultivate lasting well-being and align our lives with God's purpose.

This message explores the value of vulnerability over invincibility, drawing from Brené Brown's insight: "Vulnerability is the core of every meaningful human experience." Discover how embracing vulnerability leads to deeper connections with others and how Jesus meets us in these moments, revealing God's presence and power in our lives.

Exploring agape love - the kind of love that goes beyond words and feelings. Discover how love, in its truest form, is an action that reflects God's heart, calling us to live out love daily in our relationships and community.

Are you feeling weighed down by the brokenness in your life? Discover how God's transforming Spirit and His word can bring new joy and healing. In this message from our Beauty for Ashes series, we explore how God renews us each day, mending the cracks within and restoring our relationships. Don't miss this powerful message of hope and transformation!

Beauty for Ashes: Broken Yet Beautiful in God's Eyes Isaiah prophesied and Jesus confirmed that he was sent to bind up the brokenhearted, to comfort all who mourn and to give beauty for ashes. God says, in and through Jesus, that we are broken but beautiful in His eyes.

The picture of Jesus fishing with nets is close to the idea of evangelism that he had in mind when he called his disciples. Evangelism "by net" is a picture of what church is supposed to be - accepting, helping and loving people right where they are. How can we weave a net of relationship in new and life-giving ways?

In God's call for us to advance the kingdom of God in our day and in our own hometown, who is it that God might be leading us to spend time with, invite into our personal lives and to invest in, for their benefit? Let's look to the beginning of Jesus' public ministry in Matthew 4:1-22 to help us answer this question.

In chapter 4 of the book of Matthew, Jesus gives us some fishing advice. Hear what he says in this week's message about not using our own power, but relying on His strength.

The truth of the gospel is most fully witnessed in the restored and restoring relationships of authentic Christian community. It very well could be what church was intended to be when God invited us to be a part of His family. It's the authentic community of Christ, in its shared life together that, itself, becomes the witness of Christ in the world.

Christina Matich, Assistant Director of Family Ministries, shares her very first sermon! She reminds us, through God's word and Paul's message in the book of Colossians, that our mission to the world is not separate from who God calls us to BE in the world. God gave us the gift of each other because we can't

Guest Pastor Steve Starr highlights principles for living harmoniously within various relationships, as stated in Colossians 3:18-24. The passage emphasizes mutual respect, love, and diligence in all interactions, encouraging believers to act with integrity and wholeheartedness, as if serving the Lord, with the assurance of a heavenly reward.

Anthony Apeles walks us through scriptures in Colossians to help us understand who we are in Jesus. When we grasp the beauty of our identity in Christ, we are able to hold our earthly identity lightly.

Join us for the next message in our Colossians series.

How can you learn to recognize the characteristics of a religious doctrine that is not Christ-focused? Tune in as we continue to study the book of Colossians.

If the truth of Christ Jesus as Lord sinks into the very core of our being and becomes the foundation of our shared life together as a faith community, we will find ourselves living with more thankfulness and less discontentedness.

As we continue to work through the book of Colossians, we discover that Paul's goal in helping people come to full maturity in Christ is so that they will not be deceived by false teaching. Christian truth is an embodied truth – Christ in you, Christ in me.

There is only one reason for Jesus; for his birth, life, death and resurrection. Jesus is ALL because God LOVES YOU! Be encouraged in heart and united in love.

It is natural to ask questions like: Does God exist? Is He presently active in the world and in my life? Is there a purpose for my life? All the answers are in Jesus! This Love in action, that Paul writes about in Colossians 1:15-20, becomes the center around which all of our lives begin to make sense.

A study of Colossians changes the worldview of how we understand the nature of life, how God intends for His creation to operate, and how we can navigate our way as a faith community in the life God has called us to live.

Join us as we continue our series on the book of Daniel.

Join us as we continue our series on the book of Daniel.