A Church Serving Northwest Metro Atlanta Reformed | Evangelical | Baptist
Kennesaw, GA
Joined January 2024
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Don't ask "What would Jesus do?" Ask “What would I do if Jesus was with me?” Because that is always the case.
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From the sermon "Whoever Loves His Life | John 12:25-26" preached by @ZackDiPrima on 11/8/26: tck.church/2026/11/08/whoeve…
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From the sermon "Whoever Loves His Life | John 12:25-26" preached by Zack DiPrima on 11/8/26: tck.church/2026/11/08/whoeve…
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Don't miss this sixth session in our Equip Class series on the Biblical Covenants!
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While America was fighting a revolution against an earthly king, a hymn was emerging that proclaimed the reign of a heavenly King.
First published in 1779, "All Hail the Power of Jesus’ Name" was written by Englishman Edward Perronet, the son of an Anglican clergyman who became associated with John and Charles Wesley during England’s Methodist revival.
Its famous refrain, "Crown Him Lord of all," isn't a request to make Jesus King. It's a declaration that He already reigns and that every nation, ruler, and individual is called to acknowledge His authority.
⛪️ Come worship the living God with us this Sunday morning!
9:15am — Adult Equip Class & Sunday School
10:30am — Worship Service
This clip is an excerpt from the sermon 'A Sinful Man and a Gracious Lord | Luke 5:1-11,' preached by Jonathan Melber on 11/1/26: tck.church/2026/11/01/a-sinf…
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Session 5 from our Equip Class series on the Biblical Covenants!
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This clip is an excerpt from the sermon 'A Sinful Man and a Gracious Lord | Luke 5:1-11,' preached by Jonathan Melber on 11/1/26: tck.church/2026/11/01/a-sinf…
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Martin Luther’s famous hymn "A Mighty Fortress Is Our God" was written around 1529, during a time of intense opposition to the Protestant Reformation.
Based on Psalm 46, the hymn reflects Luther’s belief that the Christian life involves a real spiritual battle against Satan.
"The prince of darkness grim,
we tremble not for him;
his rage we can endure,
for lo! his doom is sure;
one little word shall fell him."
Luther never explicitly identifies that little word, but the message is clear: Satan is not defeated by the strength of our human faith, but by the authority of the Savior in whom we trust.
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From the sermon 'The Triumph of The Humble King | John 12:9-26' by @ZackDiPrima on 10/25/26: tck.church/2026/10/25/the-tr…
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We hope you are blessed and edified by this morning's sermon on Luke 5:1-11 from Jonathan Melber!
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