IS COVENANT OF GRACE FOR ME?
Whether you’re not in church, not growing where you are, or not sure what you believe—this page is for you.
If You Don’t Yet Know Christ
Maybe what you’ve heard about Christianity is true.
Maybe it isn’t.
We’d love for you to come visit and see for yourself.
At Covenant of Grace, we are learning to receive and reflect the love of God. Christianity isn’t a religion of self-help or performance; it’s a religion of unburdening. Here, we lay our failures, fears, and weariness on the One who truly cares for us.
If You’ve Drifted from Church
If you’re a Christian but aren’t currently attending the church where you’re a member, we’d love to welcome you.
Jesus is more than a wise teacher - He is the source of life itself. And His church isn’t optional. He gave it to us as a shelter from the storms of this world and as a launching point for renewal and mission.
Come and observe. Come and participate. Come and grow.
If You’re in a Church, But Something’s Missing
We don’t take lightly the decision to leave a church. But sometimes, it’s necessary. If you’re wrestling with that question, here are three diagnostic questions that may help:
1. Am I Growing?
Do I know God better than I did a year ago? Do I love Him more? Am I growing in wisdom and making more godly decisions?
2. Am I Fighting Sin?
Not perfectly—but intentionally. Do I see real signs of spiritual life? Am I more forgiving, more patient, more self-controlled than I used to be?
3. Do I Love Worship?
Does the weekly worship service feed my soul? Do I build my week around it, or fit it in when I can? Do I miss it when I’m gone?
Worship should be transformational.
It should recharge your soul with grace, renew your heart with truth, and equip you to love both God and neighbor.
That’s the kind of worship that changes people - and the kind of church that reaches a community.
"So the church throughout all Judea and Galilee and Samaria had peace and was being built up. And walking in the fear of the Lord and in the comfort of the Holy Spirit, it multiplied." Acts 9:31 (ESV)