We sit down with DeLane Taylor to talk about the real work of women’s ministry and why genuine friendships are often the bridge to deeper faith. Delane shares her story of church, calling, grief, and growth, and we walk through how God uses community to help women stay anchored to Christ.

• The faith shift that came through tragedy and a deeper hunger for God’s Word
• Favorite women’s ministry moments, especially when women open up and support each other
• Hospitality as a gift and the challenge of teaching with accountability
• Hopes for the future as new women look for relationships and encouragement
• Jeremiah 29:11 as an anchor through military life and major moves

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We sit down with Sean, our director of Media Ministry, to talk about calling, craft, and how thoughtful AV can deepen worship without stealing focus.

• what the AV ministry covers across Sundays, livestreams and socials
• why visual choices should enhance worship rather than distract
• Sean’s path from TV station to church staff
• hiring people already living the ministry
• faith becoming personal beyond childhood belief
• mission work creating short films for local evangelism
• films echoing biblical story arcs and gospel themes

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We sit down with Brent to trace his calling from a camp to decades at Covenant, and how God shaped him through family, work, and prayer. We unpack his role, our discipleship pathway, and why men’s ministry creates real, lasting change.

• turning a quiet call into lifelong ministry
• discipleship as knowledge maturing into wisdom
• Covenant Class as the foundation of growth
• parenting in ministry without performance pressure
• practical steps for men to build real brotherhood
• D-groups as the place where depth forms
• revival as sowing and reaping through prayer

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We share how a steady walk with Jesus becomes a bold witness, from Bourbon Street evangelism to leading students toward real encounters in worship and prayer. We talk practical guards against burnout, the power of mentors, and why “uncool” testimonies matter.

• childhood faith shaped by revival and healings
• boldness as a learned habit through prayer
• testimonies from quiet obedience, not just radical turnarounds
• rhythms that refill: prayer, mentors, research, honest community
• building trust with students through presence and relationship
• vision for Impact: worship, safety, discipleship, depth
• making prayer the first response, not the last

Get to the First Response series here at Impact Student Ministry Wednesday nights at 6 30 p.m.

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We dive into Revelation’s claim that Jesus is the Alpha and the Omega and apply it to how we live with humility and courage in a divided culture. We hold sovereignty and responsibility together, confront spiritual elitism, and show how trust drives out anxiety.

• sovereignty and human responsibility held in tension
• dangers of spiritual elitism and second-tier fights
• faith versus anxiety and the “yeah but” mindset
• assurance of Christ’s return and hope for the future

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We look at Jesus as the Good Shepherd in John 10 and the deep comfort of Psalm 23, then get practical about hearing his voice, counting the cost, and leading our families with balance in a busy world. We challenge the myth that busyness equals faithfulness.

• Jesus as the Good Shepherd who knows our name
• Changed lives and the real cost of following Jesus
• Practical balance for families under schedule pressure
• Youth sports, finances and setting healthy limits
• Raising kids to know Jesus, not just church culture

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We explore Jehovah Rapha, the God who heals, beginning with Isaiah 53 and moving through spiritual, emotional, and physical healing. We trade shallow why questions for better what and how questions, and share stories that show God’s sovereignty in both miracles and suffering.

• Forgiveness as obedience and freedom
• How unforgiveness hinders prayer and unity
• Asking for healing without shame or hype
• Purpose in pain and reframing our questions

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We trace the name El Shaddai through Scripture and into daily life, asking how God’s all-sufficiency meets real weakness, grief, and unanswered prayer.

• meaning of El Shaddai as all-sufficient God
• strength perfected in weakness from 2 Corinthians 12
• grief, depression, and learning to live theology
• reordered priorities after the valley
• examining belief versus control and surrender
• trusting God’s purpose when thorns remain

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