New Church of Atlanta EM

Join us for our 11:30am Sunday Worship! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C2VY-2YSrj4

Follow our new sermon series: "Why We Do What We Do". https://soundcloud.com/ncaem/call-to-worship-psalm-147

https://docs.google.com//16BrEIWJPHYhQ9zEwZwRwwXqfTa/edit

We are excited to announce our new service times starting in June! There will be two EM services(!), both with a simple, traditional order of service. Masks will be required inside the Covenant Center building but optional outside.

"Grace comes before faith." https://soundcloud.com/ncaem/experiencing-irresistible-grace

Christ did not die to make salvation merely possible and potential for all, but to make salvation powerful and actual for his bride. "I lay down my life for the sheep." (Jn. 10:15) https://soundcloud.com//understanding-limited-atonement-1-

We apologize for the sound issues with our upgraded streaming equipment. We’re working to fix them before the next service. Thank you for your patience!

Throughout Scripture God has set apart children of believers to be counted as his people. We therefore see our children as disciples of Christ and instruct them to pray our Father in heaven. On Sunday (5/16) we will set apart two newborns and welcome them into God’s family according to God’s will! Let’s look forward to celebrating God’s addition to our visible covenant community! But Jesus called them to him, saying, ‘Let the children come to me... for to such belongs the kingdom of God.’ (Luke 18:16)

On Instagram IGTV: https://www.instagram.com/1611devotionals On Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0isvUXdxI9VudPUYTcUolT #1611devotionals

Celebrating Unconditional Election: https://soundcloud.app.goo.gl/wW82iaaUbqiWWHA19 #Worldview

‘16:11 devotionals’ comes out every M/W/F. On the other days try using the ‘PREP’ devotional structure with the suggested passage (or of your choice) and spend 7 minutes minimum in personal meditation. ‘In his presence there is fullness of joy.’ - PJ

As explained in the email and FB Community post yesterday, we will be moving to online service on Nov. 15. Stay tuned for more updates.

Join us for worship at 11am!

Hope to see you for service at 11am, whether in person or online!

See you for service at 11am!

God alone is Lord of the conscience,(1) and hath left it free from the doctrines and commandments of men, which are, in anything, contrary to His Word, or beside it, in matters of faith or worship.(2) So that to believe such doctrines, or to obey such commands out of conscience, is to betray true liberty of conscience:(3) and the requiring of an implicit faith, and an absolute and blind obedience, is to destroy liberty of conscience, and reason also.(4) (Westminster Confession of Faith, 20.2)

We’re already in chapter 11 of Hebrews! Here’s a #ThrowbackThursday audio from a few months ago! #SermonSeries #Hebrews #ABetterCovenant

Here's how we've been praying for our nation and the world at our weekly prayer meetings. Join us at the next one! - For relief to come to those who are suffering from COVID-19; strength and wisdom for those who are treating the sick; that scientists would soon discover a vaccine. - Our nation’s upcoming election. That God would instill the fear of the Lord in our leaders, that he would grant current and future leaders wisdom, integrity, and sensitivity to God’s justice an...d truth. - For the healing of communities suffering from injustice and violence. - For the church to be a voice of peace, hope, and reconciliation; to model loving our enemies and praying for them. - For church to remain united by the gospel of Christ. To grant each other freedom of conscience in how they vote or contribute to societal improvements. That we would not cast judgment on those who hold different political views. That we would always speak the truth in love. See more

Join us for service at 11am, either in person or on Facebook live! Here's the worship bulletin!

"Mindless work crushes the soul; yet even in the midst of tedious work, we may find ourselves and our place in society. I did." - Daniel Doriani Really looking forward to studying this next book in our next book club! Our first meeting will be on October 30th, Friday, 8pm. Reading schedule is very easy and flexible! You'll only need to read the Introduction for the first meeting, and then about 10 pages a week after that. ... "This book will study work, but it especially aims to promote good work. Years ago, scholars distinguished the being and the well-being of great institutions like marriage, civil authority, and work. Drawing on Scripture, the vast literature on work, and interviews, I propose that good work has five elements: need, talent, disciplined effort, direction, and correct social appraisal. We will begin with need." - Daniel Doriani