Hosted by Jenna Hays · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 66 episodes
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Covenant & Constitution is a comprehensive resource for understanding Christian Moral & Political Theology, applied for the Church. How should we, as believers, understand modern political issues in light of Scripture? Jenna Hays is Founder of Mountain Academy, a K-10th American Classical Christian Leadership Academy in Oregon. She’s also co-host of The School of Life podcast which is a comparative worldview podcast, dissecting the prevailing worldviews of our day. Jenna grew up as a minority thinker (as a conservative Christian) in a radical leftist progressive city and while attending the University of Oregon and Southern Oregon University. Leaving with a degree in Political Science, she knows firsthand the ideological soil of our cultural moment. This became the training ground to truly understand what it means to live as a faithful exile in a modern Babylon. She learned from early on that one must develop entirely different spiritual muscles to effectively engage our cultural mo
Jenna Hays hosts Covenant and Constitution, a religion show with 66 episodes published.
This teaching was from Father’s Day, 2026 at Mountain View Christian Church in Ashland Oregon. Matthew 18:1–14, Jesus answers one of the most revealing questions His disciples ever asked: “Who is the greatest in the King
In this teaching from Matthew 15:29–32, Jenna walks through Jesus’ ministry in the Decapolis, where great crowds brought the lame, blind, crippled, mute, and many others to His feet — and He healed them. But this message
In this episode, Jenna continues with the 2nd of the 5 broadly held mistaken views regarding the role of Christians in politics according to Dr. Wayne Grudem.
A Hard Saying In this powerful and deeply personal sermon, we walk through the encounter between Jesus and the Canaanite woman in Matthew 15:22–29—a passage that at first glance can feel surprising, even uncomfortable, b
In this episode of our Civics and Worldview series, we take a closer look at the judicial branch of the United States government—what the Constitution says about it, what the founders intended, and how the role of the co
What is the president actually supposed to do? Most Americans think of the presidency in terms of personalities, headlines, and political battles—but the Constitution describes something much deeper and more structured.
In this unscripted and deeply personal episode, I speak candidly about the growing geopolitical and national instability we’re witnessing right now — from the unraveling of powerful institutions, to cultural upheaval, gl
In this episode of Covenant & Constitution, we walk through the structure, purpose, and moral logic of Congress. What did the Founders intend when they vested legislative authority in Congress? Why is lawmaking deliberat
You’ve heard the phrases: “Healthcare is a human right.” “Reproductive rights.” “Education is a right.” “Housing is a right.” But what do those statements actually mean? In this episode, we slow down and unpack the word
In this episode, we begin an introduction to the United States Constitution — not as a sacred document, not as a substitute for the gospel, and not as a political rallying cry — but as one of the most consequential exper
This is a pastoral and theological examination of immigration, written not to offer political slogans or policy prescriptions, but to help Christians recover discernment in a morally complex and emotionally charged issue
Lesson Three tackles the question modern civics quietly avoids: Who governs first—the state, or the citizen? In this episode, we explore the Founders’ radical assumption that self-government begins long before ballots, l
Lesson Two of this new series moves from the human person to the purpose of government — and it changes how everything else makes sense. In this episode, I ask a foundational question most people have never actually exam
This course is not about politics as spectacle — it’s about understanding the architecture of freedom and the biblical worldview which provides its foundations. This is not theology being added onto civics later. This is
Before examining specific political issues it’s important that we begin with an overall Christian worldview. There are several basic, fundamental truths about God and his relationship to the world, and about human beings
In the wake of the Supreme Court decisions this week, a 30,000 ft look at the distinctly Biblical notion of human rights.
Live from Mt. View Church on September 14, 2025 In this sermon, I reflected on the tragic assassination of Charlie Kirk and interpreted these events through the lens of unchanging biblical Truth. I explored how culture i
This episode was taken from a sermon that Jenna taught at Mt. View Christian Church in Ashland, Oregon in March of 2025. The Bible teaches that God is not only loving but also perfectly just—meaning He must respond to ev
“The young man who rings the bell at the brothel is unconsciously looking for God.” In this episode, we dive into the theology of beauty – exploring why truth, goodness, and beauty have always been linked in classical Ch
This episode was taken from Jenna's alternate podcast show, The School of Life, that she cohosts with her friend Amirah David. The School of Life is a Worldview Analysis podcast. “In this episode, we explore the pressure
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