Covenant Fellowship Women's Ministry

05/27/2026

God Says: “If anyone is in Christ, they are a new creation.” –2 Corinthians 5:17
Gods Truth: My failures don’t define who I am.

Faith in Jesus creates a radical, spiritual transformation—not just behavioral improvement—making believers entirely new creations, forgiven of sins, and given a new identity in God.

05/26/2026

God Says: “He will take great delight in you; in his love he will rejoice over you.” – Zephaniah 3:17
Gods Truth: God delights in me more than I can imagine.

God is present in even your ordinary moments. You do not have to beg for His presence; He is already there. You can stop relying solely on your own strength. Whether you are battling anxiety, financial stress, temptation, or a difficult relationship, God acts as your defender. God’s love is not based on your perfect behavior. He looks at you through the lens of grace and genuinely enjoys you as His child with a standing invitation to find mental and emotional rest. When your mind is racing with "what-ifs," you can lean into His character to calm your fears. Your ultimate value is firmly secure in His joy, completely independent of human rejection or worldly standards.

05/25/2026

God Says: “Before a word is on my tongue you, Lord, know it completely.” –Psalm 139:4
Gods Truth: I am fully known and still fully accepted.

God understands us even when we are struggling to articulate our feelings in prayer or conversation. We cannot hide our true intentions from God. Even if we stay silent to conceal something, He is aware of what we are truly harboring inside.

05/24/2026

God Says: “We are God’s masterpiece, created…to do good things.” –Ephesians 2:10
Gods Truth: I was created on purpose and for a purpose.

You are intentionally and carefully crafted by God, not a random accident. You do not have to work to earn God's love, but you are created and equipped to express His love through a purposeful, active life.

05/23/2026

Gods Word “You are precious and honored in my sight.” –Isaiah 43:4. Gods truth: My worth doesn’t depend on my success or mistakes.

God declares unconditional love and devotion to His people. Assuring us that our worth is not based on our circumstances, but on the fact that we are deeply valued and intimately known by the Creator.

05/22/2026

Gods Word “Nothing can ever separate us from God’s love.” –Romans 8:38–39. Gods truth: I am loved with no conditions attached.

We have absolute, unbreakable security in God's love. The Apostle Paul declares that absolutely nothing in all of creation—no hardship, spiritual force, or circumstance in life or death—can ever separate believers from the unconditional love of God revealed through Jesus Christ.

05/21/2026

https://youtu.be/lKw6uqtGFfo?si=EkuUAIGEbbiTHjdD
The average person experiences 200 negative thoughts each day, such as self-hate, envy, and self-doubt; for someone with depression, that number can be much higher, as in 600-1000! Because the brain seeks efficiency, it tends to repeat familiar thought patterns. If negative thinking has become a habit, the way to reduce it is to rewire those patterns by reframing and changing the message.
Repeating positive affirmations can help rewire your brain. That is true to a degree. But the issue is not the practice itself; it is the foundation behind it. Most affirmations begin with “I am...” and end with something we wish were true, which is like building a house on clouds.

Christian affirmations must be grounded in something unchanging: God’s truth about you. When you speak what is already true, you are not trying to create reality; you are reminding your heart of what has always been true. For the next thirty days you can get a new affirmation here, whether you are trying to retrain how you think or just want to be encouraged – come back each day and spend just 5 minutes breathing in gods word and breathing out Gods truth about YOU. See you soon!

'Who You Say I Am' from the album 'There Is More' recorded live in Sydney, Australia. Watch the latest from Hillsong Worship here: https://hillsong.lnk.to/yt...

05/15/2026

When we treat our work and everyday responsibilities like we’re doing them for Jesus, it changes how we show up. We work with care, stay humble, and try to do what’s right—even when it’s hard. It also helps us keep going, because we remember our effort matters to God. Even the small things can become ways to honor Him and love people well.

Bottom line: Colossians 3:23–24 calls us to give our best with Christ in mind, trusting that God sees it—and that He’ll faithfully reward what’s done for Him.

05/14/2026

Elizabeth, the mother of John the Baptist, spoke these words to Mary after hearing about the miracle God was doing in her life. This moment reminds us how precious it is to believe God’s word—especially when what He says feels impossible. Like Mary, we are invited to trust God’s plan even when obedience is costly and the path ahead feels uncertain.

Whenever doubt rises in us, we can bring it to the Lord and ask Him to strengthen our faith. We can name where we’re struggling to believe, invite Him into those places, and rest in His faithfulness. God keeps His promises, and He will fulfill every word He has spoken—in His perfect time.

05/13/2026

Maybe not in our society today, but to God, inner beauty matters more than outward appearance. Peter instructs believers not to let their adornment be merely external, such as clothing or jewelry, but rather to focus on the hidden person of the heart, which is characterized by a gentle and quiet spirit. This inner beauty is considered very precious in the sight of God. He encourages believers to prioritize their spiritual character and inner peace over superficial appearances, reminding us that true beauty is found in the integrity and goodness of our hearts.