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Sermons from Covenant Presbyterian Church in Lakeland, FL
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Close biblical exposition connects Reformed doctrine to anguish, perseverance, worship, and hope in Christ.
Covenant Sermon Library begins with an open Bible, a prayer, and a sustained passage-by-passage argument. The speaker follows Matthew, Colossians, 2 Timothy, and the Psalms into questions of judgment, reconciliation, deception, suffering, and perseverance.
Psalm 13's 'How long?' gets room to ache before you hear the case for resurrection hope.
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A Matthew 13 sermon that turns Advent's final harvest theme into a sober call to hear, trust, and endure.
Matthew 13's parable of the weeds is treated here as a sermon on Christ's return, with Advent Sunday giving the message its seasonal frame. The host opens with Henry Alford's hymn and a prayer for the Holy Spirit's work, then stays close to Jesus' explanation of wheat, tares,…
A weighty sermon carries Psalm 13's anguish into covenant comfort and resurrection hope.
Psalm 13 "Trust In The Midst of Anguish" stays close to David's repeated "How long?" and treats the ache behind it seriously: hiddenness, sorrow of heart, and the sense that an enemy is rising.
A sober call to cling to the Word as drifting and false ease press in.
This sermon on 2 Timothy 3 treats Paul's warning about the last days as more than a list of moral failures. It opens with prayer, stays close to the chapter in full, and returns to self-love, money-love, pride, abuse, and the appearance of godliness without its power.
A doctrinal sermon on reconciliation, framed by Christ's death and the call to steadfast faith.
Covenant Sermon Library presents Colossians 1:21-23 as a clear account of how alienation, hostile minds, and evil deeds are answered in Christ, who reconciles sinners in his body of flesh by his death.
A careful Colossians sermon that treats Christs fullness as the cure for spiritual drift.
This Colossians sermon keeps its focus on Pauls warning about plausible deception and on the riches hidden in Christ. It moves back through chapter 1 to show how hope in heaven, redemption, forgiveness, reconciliation, and union with Christ all serve one pastoral aim: keeping…
Two Bible translators unpack Scripture's hardest passages, from Revelation's 666 to the Witch of Endor.
Live sermons with Easter-shaped urgency.
This sermon from Covenant Presbyterian Church expounds on Matthew 13:24-43, the parable of the wheat and tares.
A pastor delivers a sermon on Zechariah chapters 7 and 8, discussing the historical context of the returned exiles and the call to rebuild the temple.
A pastor explains the difference between dreams and visions in the Bible and begins a sermon on Zechariah chapter 6.
A pastor leads a prayer and reads from 1 Corinthians 13, focusing on God's love and redemption.
A pastor reads and prays over Exodus 21, discussing God's law and its application for believers.
A pastor reads and prays over Exodus 21:1-11, discussing the laws about Hebrew slaves.
A sermon from Covenant Presbyterian Church on 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18, focusing on comfort and hope in Christ's return.
A sermon on the sixth commandment from Exodus 20 and Matthew 5, discussing anger and reconciliation.
A pastor introduces a hymn and begins a topical sermon on 1 Corinthians 13, focusing on spiritual maturity and love.
This sermon from Covenant Presbyterian Church examines Colossians 2:3-5, focusing on how to avoid deception.
The sermon opens with prayer and a reading from Colossians 1:21-23.
The sermon opens in 2 Timothy 3.