Real Talk With Pastor Cooks

The word "covenant" simply means "agreement" or "solemn agreement". We don't hear it much in everyday English - its use is restricted to the Church and to the Law. In Church we use the word Covenant to mean the solemn agreement between God and his people. The first such agreement is found in the book of Genesis and was made by God to Noah. We read in Genesis 9:8-18, but what about family covenant?

The word "covenant" simply means "agreement" or "solemn agreement". We don't hear it much in everyday English - its use is restricted to the Church and to the Law. In Church we use the word Covenant to mean the solemn agreement between God and his people. The first such agreement is found in the book of Genesis and was made by God to Noah. We read in Genesis 9:8-18, but what about family covenant?

The word "covenant" simply means "agreement" or "solemn agreement". We don't hear it much in everyday English - its use is restricted to the Church and to the Law. If you sell a house and there are conditions on its sale then a "covenant" or agreement to this effect will be added to the legal contract. In Church we use the word Covenant to mean the solemn agreement between God and his people. The first such agreement is found in the book of Genesis and was made by God to Noah. We read in Genesis 9:8-18:

The word "covenant" simply means "agreement" or "solemn agreement". We don't hear it much in everyday English - its use is restricted to the Church and to the Law. If you sell a house and there are conditions on its sale then a "covenant" or agreement to this effect will be added to the legal contract. In Church we use the word Covenant to mean the solemn agreement between God and his people. The first such agreement is found in the book of Genesis and was made by God to Noah. We read in Genesis 9:8-18:

Psalms 22:23. You who fear the LORD, praise Him! All you descendants of Jacob, glorify Him, and fear Him, all you offspring of Israel! Let’s look at the fact that God has truly called us to give praises unto Him continually and to glorify His name in everything that we do. Praise unto God should be a part of our everyday lifestyle as a Christian. It isn’t something we just do when we come into the assembly of the saints, but something that is to be done both individually and corporately.

God has offered hope to a world trapped in uselessness. He has offered reality to those living a life of fantasy. “Never before has the world been so frantically committed to the idea that no answers are possible. “The modern attitude is, `father, forgive us, for we know not what we are doing--and please don’t tell us

PSALM 34:1 I will bless the LORD at all times,his praise shall continually be in my mouth.

Prophetess Rona Mobley-Wells is a born-again believer who has been walking with Christ for twenty-one years. She has served diligently in the ministry as an ordained minister for over fourteen years (ordained by Apostle R.D. Henton, Monument of Faith International Church, Chicago, IL 1992-2002). She relocated to Dallas, TX and was ordained as an Elder at The Potter’s House under the leadership of Bishop T.D. Jakes from 2002-2005. Prophetess Rona Mobley-Wells is the Founder and Director of ‘I Believe in Miracles International Ministries’. She is the President of the ‘Daughters of Sarah’ Outreach Organization and Chairman of the ‘Covenant Partner’s Modius Operandi’. With this, her ministry has emplified a strong and solid foundation. Prophetess Rona Mobley-Wells resides in Illinois with her husband, Superintendent, Pastor Van Wells of Pickens Memorial Temple C.O.G.I.C.

Mission: Leading all people to faith in Jesus Christ and allow Him to be in charge of there life through his word, prayer, fellowship and witness. Vision: To assist people in experiencing true-life change in spiritual maturity through the preaching, and teaching of God’s Word.

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