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Today's church needs new maps. New plans. New directions. Or, to use a metaphor from today’s Gospel, we need a new way to catch people. How is God calling to us to recast our nets to reach new generations? Thanks for joining us for Kerman Covenant Church at Home! You can submit prayer requests on our website: http://www.kermancovenant.org Give to support our church and ministries https://bit.ly/givetokcc

John 20:19-23. The risen Christ sends us into the world and gives us what we need for the mission. Thanks for joining us for Kerman Covenant Church at Home! You can submit prayer requests on our website: http://www.kermancovenant.org Give to support our church and ministries https://bit.ly/givetokcc

Easter is here! By understanding the resurrection, we can not only survive difficult times, but we can also rise up out of what might try to put us in the grave. Biblical hope is a matter of trusting that God’s promise is greater than our sin and our troubles. Thanks for joining us for Kerman Covenant Church at Home! You can submit prayer requests on our website: http://www.kermancovenant.org Give to support our church and ministries https://bit.ly/givetokcc

Palm Sunday is sometimes called Passion Sunday. The celebration of Palm Sunday passages moves us towards the passion of Christ. Palm Sunday is not just a PR opportunity for the large concentration of people in Jerusalem during Passover. Rather, it belongs to Jesus' message about the kingdom of the God. Palm Sunday is a symbolic expression of hope for the world. Just as Jesus reflected the Jewish roots of his passion for change by choosing twelve disciples, his approach to Jerusalem reflects Israel's expectation that God would bring about a change beginning in Jerusalem (at the time, it was considered the center of the World). Thanks for joining us for Kerman Covenant Church at Home! You can submit prayer requests on our website: http://www.kermancovenant.org Give to support our church and ministries https://bit.ly/givetokcc

If Jesus could conquer death for this one man, could he conquer death for us all? Our life stories—crippled by grief as they are—will not end with death. Are you trusting God’s compassion in our grief? Thanks for joining us for Kerman Covenant Church at Home! You can submit prayer requests on our website: http://www.kermancovenant.org Give to support our church and ministries https://bit.ly/givetokcc

Pastor Michael Jordan teaches from Mark 14:27-51, 66-72. Thanks for joining us for Kerman Covenant Church at Home! You can submit prayer requests on our website: http://www.kermancovenant.org Give to support our church and ministries https://bit.ly/givetokcc

As every gardener or farmer knows, dirt matters! Without good soil, seeds cannot flourish. As we ponder the parable of the sower, this parable invites us to reflect on a number of kingdom questions. Thanks for joining us for Kerman Covenant Church at Home! You can submit prayer requests on our website: http://www.kermancovenant.org Give to support our church and ministries https://bit.ly/givetokcc

This Sunday is Communion Sunday and we are starting a new sermon series entitled Snapshots of the Kingdom. It is about the kingdom parables of Jesus. This week's parable gives us a picture of the world's kingdoms. There are actually two orders of reality side-by-side, weeds and wheat. Each is vying for our attention. Thanks for joining us for Kerman Covenant Church at Home! You can submit prayer requests on our website: http://www.kermancovenant.org Give to support our church and ministries https://bit.ly/givetokcc