God is the one living and true God.
The eternal God reveals Himself to us in many different ways, with distinction, and without division of nature.
God reigns in providential care of the universe and is present to those who become children through faith by grace.
- God created man in the image of God, as God’s crowning act of creation. Man was beguiled to sin and without fore knowledge introduced sin’s consequences to mankind and God's created at large. The value of mankind is reflected in the distinctness of containing God’s own image and is confirmed in the illustration of God’s extreme expression of sinless sacrifice through grace; therefore, every created human being possesses dignity and is worthy of respect and God's love.
- God’s grace is the catalyst for salvation. God’s grace initiates the conviction of sin and enables the believer to establish and maintain the relationship with God through Grace.
- Salvation redeems you as a human being, and is offered freely by grace to any who accept Christ as Savior. The sacrifice of Christ secured salvation by acceptance through grace.
- Scripture was written by the divinely inspired and is the record of God’s revelation of Himself to his created. God is the author; salvation for its end and truth, without error, for its matter. The criterion by which scripture is to be interpreted is in the presence of God.
- We believe that God wonderfully and immutably creates each person as male or female.These two distinct, complementary sexes together reflect the image and nature of God (Gen. 1:26-27).
- Stewardship is acknowledging that all is created by God and belongs to God and that we are indebted to manage all we have been given for God’s honor and glory.
- Evangelism and Missions are the heartbeat of our co-mission with God and Christ. Covenant One seeks to encourage people to discover and live a life in the presence of God.
- Every ministry of Covenant One seeks to complement our shared mission and to honor the church at large.
The family is sanctified by God. Marriage is the covenant commitment of one man and one woman for a lifetime. Husbands and wives are equal, created in God’s image. The marital relationship should reflect the biblical model of God’s relationship with His created. As children are conceived they are to be considered a blessing from the Lord.
It is important for the public
to understand that we live in times where our physical future is uncertain.
Whereas, God's Created need to be more caring and protective of each other, unite and be the warrior God wants you to be! There are those who prosper greatly from servitude to the evil one and the evil deeds committed in the evil one's name.
Our Vision Mission & history; Covenant One: Nicholas and Nicolina Casavelli received their calling in life when they were in their early twenties.
I (Nick) first felt the call to serve as early as High school. From that time onwards, I've had this feeling inside that this is what was I was intended to do. It's hard to rationalise, but it's something I can't deny. Where did it come from? I feel that my calling came to me through the people in my life. After years of studying in the word, I was ordained in my early 50's.
Looking back, I can see how young and immature I was at the time. I had a lot of growing up to do. Painfully, I had to learn that I couldn't go on trying to please people like I used to please my parents. I had to really own with my heart, and not just my head, that I am never going to have a life like most people. I had to learn to let go and to trust. However, even during this period, I could not doubt that God had called me and is always with me and that the ministry is right for me.
I have come to know the Lord more deeply. I can make the world a better place, not on my own, only through the guidence and wisdom gifted to me by the Father!
Our goal is to expose the evil to the light, through the light of our Father, to bring truth, enlightenment and eternal life to the people, for the people not to be beguiled by the evil and should perish, but with truth and faith by "Grace" our gift from our Heavenly Father, will have everlasting life!
When I was Little, I (Nick) went to church as alot of people did then. I listened to a man speaking about something I could not understand at that time, he spoke about Grace. I first thought he was speaking to someone in the church, yeah, I know, but in my defense I was 7 years old. I looked around the church and I saw no one who he could be speaking to. This did add to my confusion. One Sunday afternoon, I asked my Zia (Auntie) who was Grace? My Zia said Grace is not a "who", Grace is a gift from the Father. I asked my papà? Zia said no, not your dad, but the Father of Heaven.
Yep! Right about now, you guessed it, I am about as confused as it gets. Zia said your papà raises you, but our Father guides you in life. This part I understood for only being seven. So, I asked Zia "who is Grace"? Zia said "Grace" is the gift which gives us everlasting life. Zia said "Grace is the gift through faith that we have everlasting life with our Father."
At this point I was on the path to serve, God knew this and would make this clearer to me over time. He did, over the years a way of life had formed in me and became a part of me by the will of the Father! People are seeing in me, who I am for them. What I represent for them, the caring presence of God. People through their faith remind me of who I am, a living sign of Christ and God's love.
When I listen to the dying sharing their lives, sharing their joys, and naming their regrets, I know that I am helping them make their peace with themselves and God. God through the ministry of the priesthood brings them peace.
I am an ordinary human being and yet as a priest, I am an instrument of God's forgiveness.
When I offer prayers at funeral services I know that our faith offers something real, worthwhile and lasting.
The bonds of love and affection that bind us together in this life are not broken, even in death.
I (Nick) first felt the call to serve as early as High school. From that time onwards, I've had this feeling inside that this is what was I was intended to do. It's hard to rationalise, but it's something I can't deny. Where did it come from? I feel that my calling came to me through the people in my life. After years of studying in the word, I was ordained in my early 50's.
Looking back, I can see how young and immature I was at the time. I had a lot of growing up to do. Painfully, I had to learn that I couldn't go on trying to please people like I used to please my parents. I had to really own with my heart, and not just my head, that I am never going to have a life like most people. I had to learn to let go and to trust. However, even during this period, I could not doubt that God had called me and is always with me and that the ministry is right for me.
I have come to know the Lord more deeply. I can make the world a better place, not on my own, only through the guidence and wisdom gifted to me by the Father!
Our goal is to expose the evil to the light, through the light of our Father, to bring truth, enlightenment and eternal life to the people, for the people not to be beguiled by the evil and should perish, but with truth and faith by "Grace" our gift from our Heavenly Father, will have everlasting life!
When I was Little, I (Nick) went to church as alot of people did then. I listened to a man speaking about something I could not understand at that time, he spoke about Grace. I first thought he was speaking to someone in the church, yeah, I know, but in my defense I was 7 years old. I looked around the church and I saw no one who he could be speaking to. This did add to my confusion. One Sunday afternoon, I asked my Zia (Auntie) who was Grace? My Zia said Grace is not a "who", Grace is a gift from the Father. I asked my papà? Zia said no, not your dad, but the Father of Heaven.
Yep! Right about now, you guessed it, I am about as confused as it gets. Zia said your papà raises you, but our Father guides you in life. This part I understood for only being seven. So, I asked Zia "who is Grace"? Zia said "Grace" is the gift which gives us everlasting life. Zia said "Grace is the gift through faith that we have everlasting life with our Father."
At this point I was on the path to serve, God knew this and would make this clearer to me over time. He did, over the years a way of life had formed in me and became a part of me by the will of the Father! People are seeing in me, who I am for them. What I represent for them, the caring presence of God. People through their faith remind me of who I am, a living sign of Christ and God's love.
When I listen to the dying sharing their lives, sharing their joys, and naming their regrets, I know that I am helping them make their peace with themselves and God. God through the ministry of the priesthood brings them peace.
I am an ordinary human being and yet as a priest, I am an instrument of God's forgiveness.
When I offer prayers at funeral services I know that our faith offers something real, worthwhile and lasting.
The bonds of love and affection that bind us together in this life are not broken, even in death.
As a priest, I know that I'm making a difference.
Our Progress
This is a general overview of the progress of Covenant One. This does not measure Covenant One's dedication, devotion, desire or determination.
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