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We are a gospel-centered family on a mission to make Jesus known.
Learn more about our church at www.christcovenant.com.
Join us on Sundays for our 9 AM, 10:30 AM, or 5PM worship gathering, located at The Stave Room (199 Armour Dr NE).
For questions or comments, contact our Senior Pastor, Jason Dees, at jason@christcovenant.com.
Learn more about our church at www.christcovenant.com.
Join us on Sundays for our 9 AM, 10:30 AM, or 5PM worship gathering, located at The Stave Room (199 Armour Dr NE).
For questions or comments, contact our Senior Pastor, Jason Dees, at jason@christcovenant.com.
Biblical Stewardship: Using God’s Gifts to Support the Church
We desire to be a people who fulfill the call of biblical stewardship-using His gifts wisely to further His kingdom. Scripture shows us that giving is an act of worship that supports human flourishing and God’s work. As followers of Christ, we are called to steward what He has entrusted to us, embracing the joy and purpose found in advancing His extraordinary kingdom. May our generosity strengthen the Great Commission and reflect God’s love in all we do.
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On Poverty, Evangelism, & The Church - Live Q&A with Mez McConnell, Doug Logan, & Jason Dees
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In this live Q&A, Mez McConnell, Doug Logan, and Christ Covenant's Senior Pastor Jason Dees sit down with Christ Covenant's Missions Pastor Billy Bean to discuss how the church can respond to poverty and effectively engage in evangelism. Drawing from their experiences in ministry, they explore real-world applications of biblical principles, share stories from their own work, and answer audience...
Rethinking Mercy Ministry in the Local Church | Missions
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In this powerful talk, Mez McConnell unpacks the biblical foundation of mercy ministry and challenges churches to move beyond basic relief efforts. Using examples from international aid models, he explains the dangers of staying in “relief mode” and urges churches to embrace holistic, gospel-centered approaches that prioritize discipleship and long-term development. Discover how your church can...
How Are People Experiencing Poverty in America | Missions
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Doug Logan, President of Grimke Seminary, explores the multifaceted issue of poverty in America. Speaking at Christ Covenant Church, Doug breaks down the real-life impact of generational poverty, healthcare disparities, and the lack of churches in impoverished urban communities. With over two decades of ministry experience, Doug challenges us to rethink how the church can step in to address bot...
Bless The City: A Gospel-Driven Vision for Atlanta
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As Christians, we await the heavenly city to come, but until then, we are called to be faithful where God has placed us-in our city. Christ Covenant Church’s Bless the City ministry is our response to that call in Atlanta. Through partnerships with local organizations, we seek community flourishing, family restoration, and refugee care. We aim to do good works, pursue justice, and love our neig...
Why We Need The Church in Our Poorest Communities | Missions
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Why We Need The Church in Our Poorest Communities | Missions
The Majestic Name | Summer in The Psalm 8 (2024.07.14)
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The Righteous Shield | Summer in The Psalms (2024.07.07)
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Wisdom | Anthropology of Jesus (2024.06.30)
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Friendship | Anthropology of Jesus (2024.06.23)
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Work Ethic | Anthropology of Jesus (2024.06.16)
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Why is Unity So Necessary? | One Blood (2024.06.09)
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Why is Race So Hard? | One Blood (2024.06.02)
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Esther | Women of Faith (2024.05.19)
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A Church Called Providence | Short Documentary
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Deborah | Women of Faith (2024.04.28)
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Prayer Q&A with Jed Coppenger | Institute
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Talking to Others for God | Table Talk (2024.04.14)
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The Response to Resurrection | John 11 (2024.03.31)
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The Resurrection and Life | John 11 (2024.03.24)
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John - The Death for Belief | John 11:1-16 (2024.03.17)
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John - The Death for Belief | John 11:1-16 (2024.03.17)
OK, this may or may not get an answer from Dr. Kruger... but in his discussions on manuscripts... I can accept and do the fact and idea of older may be better and more right! However in making Bibles, WHY are we tied to the Greek New Testament that was created by Wescott & Hort? I can accept a Bible that uses "older" manuscripts, bun NOT any that use that Greek New Testament.... In all that I know, at age 81, is that THEIR WORK is not a TRUE or RIGHT work!! WHY did? WHY do? theologians since then put so much faith into THEIR WORK, and over the number of Greek manuscripts that we NOW HAVE!! A BIBLE that does NOT have their GREEK in it would BE a better, more right, and perhaps a more true Bible!!
Endorse anti-Christ Harris? Trumps not my savior but his policies are not anti-Christ, Democrat policies are. If you go to Heaven, either you repented or God lied, there are no other possibilities.
Thank you for making this available online, huge encouragement!
Great vision of God’s mission for us as His people in our contexts! Challenging and invigorating.
This is a false doctrine.
Great video. I look forward to reading Michael's books. Is the Q&A season available to watch?
Thanks for watching our streamed content, we'd love for you to join us in person for a worship service. We are one church in two locations, at Armour Yards between Buckhead & Midtown, and at Sandy Springs. We have three services at Armour Yards, 9am, 11am, and 5pm. As a 9am & 11am at Sandy Springs. For more information about our church go to ChristCovenant.com/
Thanks for watching our streamed content, we'd love for you to join us in person for a worship service. We are one church in two locations, at Armour Yards between Buckhead & Midtown, and at Sandy Springs. We have three services at Armour Yards, 9am, 11am, and 5pm. As a 9am & 11am at Sandy Springs. For more information about our church go to ChristCovenant.com/
This is so biblically sound. A blessing to listen to. God bless you and may the Holy Spirit keep guiding you to glorifying God! Amen
Yeah what's the answer 🤔
Amen. St. Mary's Soup Kitchen has fed the poor and homeless in Memphis since 1870. Wonder how many times this guy has actually done street outreach?
@tracybelcher8510 Yeah, exactly ❤️. I could maybe understand the idea of trying to do more to actually help the people in need with their deeper underlying issues, but within the context of this clip, he's just implying that aid is enabling. I'm not a very religious person, but I understand morality, and I don't remember Jesus saying, "sorry I'm not gonna give you bread and fish, I don't wanna enable your begging. Maybe get a job?" SMH
@beanboy7988 Yes! Feed the hungry, house the homeless, clothe the naked, comfort the afflicted was Jesus' vibe. Working with the homeless for years, there are so many things these individuals have to overcome. Most need to go to rehab for at least 2 years. Many can't fathom living in places with rules. Some like being outdoors. Severe mental illness affects 90%+ of the homeless population. We had a young lady at the shelter a few weeks ago with 2 small children saying she wanted to have another baby:( She constantly broke rules and caused problems. After many warnings (the nuns went out of their way to try and keep them), we had to put her and her kids out on the street again. It's a devastating situation all the way around. Taking away food is barbaric.
Amen brother
Thanks for watching! To find out more about Christ Covenant go to ChristCovenant.com/
Thanks for watching our streamed content, we'd love for you to join us in person for a worship service. We are one church in two locations, at Armour Yards between Buckhead & Midtown, and at Sandy Springs. We have three services at Armour Yards, 9am, 11am, and 5pm. As a 9am & 11am at Sandy Springs. For more information about our church go to ChristCovenant.com/
Excellent sermon
Yeah, same. 😂. I mean maybe a little different but I 100% get this.
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Victim mentality will get you nowhere... Whatever happens do the right thing, turn to God to turn your life around. Repent and believe the gospel...
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Well said
Life is so unfair!! Thank you for sharing! Praise God Almighty
just because you are a victim of your upbringing, doesnt mean you cant still make something of yourself, and if you needed god to tell you that then idk 😭 both sentiments can be true at the same time
Thanks for the inspiration 🙏. 😊
And now you and your story is worth millions for their church. The sure as hell made a good investment. 😉
powerful.
I want an 84 NIV!
Just Checked my NIV when they mentioned it; turns out it's an 84
why would anyone think that the apostles didn't think they were writing scripture when they were clarifying scripture to those who didn't seem to understand it??? smh that's just silly.
there is a sermon on RUclips by St Thomas Aquinas that quotes from the excised books. How pathetic is this Lutheran controversy.
In the New Testament there are 360 quotes from the Septuagint. only 33 from Hebrew texts. The Church in its infallibility put the bible together. Jesus promised not to let the gates of hell prevail. Jews who rejected these 7 Septuagint books had no standing. Jesus founded the Church Not Simon the Magician or Shabiti Zevi. Protestants called these books apocryphal never has the Catholic Church called them that. these 7 books were a part of the Christian Bible for 1500 years. Luther had issues with relics and prayers for the dead so he didn't like Macabres. No Jews were not unanimous in rejecting these books. Jews were all over the place on canons. only judaizers side with Jewish canons.
the canon eas used "in littergy" not in protestsnt bible study.
AD 390 cannon. thst settled tbe canon. tgats in the second century.
the books have authority but only the Church has the wisdom of the holy spirit to descern brcause the Church was handed doen by the apostles to their successors.
the new testament scripture were all used in tbr littergy, the littergu that tgr protestants latter dropoed like a hot potato when thr masd was banbed.
This guy is awesome! Never heard of him until now!!❤
Jenny!
Anyone know where the Q&A can be found? Thanks!
Found it🙃
I recommend this Bible educator on RUclips. GOD BLESS YOU ruclips.net/video/rkXhOHPAPLM/видео.htmlsi=UWgBR9joKUW2g0h2
If there were arguments on what books were canonized. Wouldn’t some in that time consider apocryphal books “canon”?
They probably would have. Unfortunately, Michael Kruger fails to define “canon” despite using the term nearly a hundred times in this video. So, he’d probably waffle on your question and say something like “well they were mistaken because that wasn’t the ‘true’ canon”
He explained this. There was a core group of the new testament letters/books that were already part of the canon. The few that were not in the list were recognized later. There were requirements that were met to determine if a book was canonical. There were at least 4 things. The apocrypha doesn't 'look' like the inspired scripture and they weren't written early enough to be considered. There were others.
@@paulallenscards He defined the canon.
@@ContendingEarnestly thats historically inaccurate. there was much debate by early church fathers of what books were to be in the bible. its definitely not about when they were written. scholarly consensus is that the gospel of john was written far far after.
@@Wylistens There was debate about some of them, many were considered inspired canon. And yes, it is about when they were written as 'a' test, not 'the' test as i've said. The Murtorian fragment/canon says of The Shepherd that it was written to late to be included. It wasn't allowed to be read publically. As for John, what do you consider 'far far after?' The earliest fragment they have is P52 from approx 120 maybe 140 depending on who you ask. It was certainly written by John in the first century.
29:39 well tell me you don’t anything about Mormonism without telling me you don’t know anything about Mormonism
This quote at 22:00 is really messed up when you understand in which the context Kruger gives the quote. This is not good. Not good at all. I have had my suspicions about Paul but the way the church seems to have placed authority to scripture is... problematic to say the least. My struggle with Paul recently started with two specific quotes he makes in Romans 10:18-21. Those quotes from Isaiah and Hosea is supposed to give support to the calling of heathens to the word of God. Because Israel rejected him. But Paul took those verses totally out of context. I mean TOTALLY. Both those verses from Isaiah and Hosea is about Israel!! If he can make that mistake in what other ways is his ideas at fault? Why should I believe the rest? Think about it.
Thank you and praise the Lord, for preachers and teachers like Dr Carson. For the first time in my life, I had a clearer understanding of Mt 11:11-19.
such truth! highly recommend reading The Anxious Generation
The "extra books" were not adopted at the council of Trent, the canon was confirmed at Trent as the Canon already in use for the last at least 1300 years. Protestants removed these books from their bibles over the next 100 years after Trent.
If you're asserting the canon confirmed at Trent was used throughout the church for 1300 years prior, that's demonstrably untrue.
The extra books were not in the original Hebrew canon. They were added to the Greek Septuagint with a status of secondary, thus the name "deuterocanonical." The canon confirmed in whole at Trent was gradually built by Rome with a clear agenda. Anyone who cares to research the subject further should start at the commission of the Greek Septuagint & try to answer the question: were these books considered to be inspired by Jerome? The answer is demonstrated clearly by the very name given to them.
Christians didn't have a BIBLE until the end of the 4th century. They had some books (letters), the larger cities had somewhat complete collections of NT writings. They also had the Septuagint version of the OT which was more dispersed than the Hebrew version. We have a complete collection of the 73 books by the mid 3rd century or end of the 4th century.
There are only 66 books. The apocrypha books were made in the intertestamental period and are therefore verifably the words of fallible men, not God. Many popes, including Gregory, did not recognize them as inspired scripture. Just one year after church tradition was to have equal authority with scripture, the apocrypha was added to Rome's canon, because the pope at the time, like most people that considered apocrypha books were scripture at the time, did not know much about the language or history behind them (which is why they were in that error). While we did not have a Bible until that time, the scriptures that compiled the Bible existed. Unless you're going to argue that it isn't the word of God until we have a complete canon, then this argument doesn't hold. By that logic, God had no authority in Moses' time, because the canon we have today wasn't anywhere near completed.
@@ExaltedTilemakeressentially everything you said was wrong.
@@ExaltedTilemakerwikipedia is a free online tool
Mr. Kruger speaks to the audience as if they are stupid and uninformed, he has an arrogant way about him, that speaks self love thy self, and he does.
Wow someone recommended me to listen to him and I honestly had a great hope I was optimistic ready to listen the most important point for me was his first one and I man I couldn't believe it.. yes he offers an explanation thanks for that but nevertheless that's just an idea, an inference or hypothesis at best.. I was ready to listen to something more definitive. For a Christian protestant obviously this will be sufficient since you already believe in Martin Luther sola scriptura ideology but not for someone that is not into protestantism. Well I tried and I tried hard for my girlfriend only for here but someone must follow the truth and the most reasonable path which is that the early church was oral tradition, Christ founded a church not a scripture and the Bible also requires us to follow tradition. I will not leave my orthodox Christian faith and if that's the reason of she breaking out with me then I will accept it and trust Jesus Christ my lord
I’ve been looking for how Protestants claim to know what books are scripture and it always boils down to bc we say it is. Idk how anyone could be protestant except the momentum of culture and family that make them Protestant
Jesus Christ himself quoted scripture. God himself.....quoted scripture... That's because it is the infallible word of God. You would know nothing of Jesus if not for scripture. Why do you think Paul had to write all those letters to the early churches? Cause they were made of men trying to do their own thing with the church even that close to Christ's resurrection. Preaching alternate Gospels and blending pagan ideas with Christianity. 2 Timothy 3:16-17 says ""All Scripture is breathed out by God and profitable for teaching, for reproof, for correction, and for training in righteousness, that the man of God may be complete, equipped for every good work". I'll take an Apostle's word that scripture alone is enough to make the man of God complete, because those were God's words he wrote down.
@@geauxtohealth8699okay but that doesn’t get us to the Protestant Bible and interpretations… he quoted scripture for many reasons.
His book goes into more detail. You can't expect church history about the Canon to be fully addressed in one lecture or one book. History is messy
Campus ! Please you mean a church !!!!!
This is so beneficial to so many!
14:29: Respectfully sir, Jesus did not say, "Behold I am making a New Covenant." He said, "This cup is the New Covenant in my blood, which is poured out for you." (Luke 22:20, NKJV). So... the New Covenant is not simply some sort of agreement. The New Covenant, according to Jesus, is a cup filled with the blood of Jesus. Pretty clear. Sure, it can be argued that the idea of writing down the nature of the covenant into a document could have been a factor in assembling the NT canon, but let's not allow ambiguity regarding what the New Covenant actually is. The New Covenant is the physical blood of Jesus (and, one can easily argue, the bread which is his body as well). Our Lord tells us so. No, Jesus did not say, "Behold I am making a New Covenant." Sounds like the Catholic Eucharist to me, according to the document. :)
This is the same error that Muslims make. They refuse to accept what the Bible clearly teaches because it doesn't word things in the exact way that they have ahead of time approved. You can point to all the verses that teach the diety of Christ, but they will refuse to accept it because Hesus never said the exact phrase "I am God. Worship me." This is narcissism and not wanting to believe what scripture says, simple as that. Jehovah's witnesses do the same thing too I've noticed. "The Bible says Jesus is the firstborn of creation! That means he's the first thing ever created! Otherwise it would be worded differently!" And catholics do this on a many number of things. "Where in the Bible does it specifically say that scripture is the sole infallible rule of faith?" Same thing. Heretics seem to have zero originality. To be exegetical and honest, the new covenant in Jesus' blood referred to His sacrifice on the cross, which is the propitiation for sin. John 6:53-56 takes place before this, so trying to inset the eucharaist into there as Catholics do to support transsubstantiation is disingenuous.
It is astonishing that in 2023, people believe all these ancient mythologies. To this day nobody knows what God is let alone what God did or will do. Can anyone here tell me what Drook did? Does Drook exist? Did Drook created the Universe? No one can answer these questions because none of you have any idea what Drook is. We all agree that no one knows what God is, right?
The one true God has 66 documents that are available to everyone. If you can show me any other god that has an empty tomb like the real one does, then we'll talk.
@@ExaltedTilemaker God killed himself to forgive himself, right? If God wants to convince us his power and existence, God can do better job. Crucifixion and resurrection is not necessary.