The Covenant of God
About us
We aim to provide an opportunity to learn about the original gospel of the Kingdom of God that has drawn near.
In our quest to follow Christ in worshipping the One True God, we strive to adhere to the example set by the First Century Church. This includes God's biblical calendar, which incorporates all of God's Sabbaths, New Moons, and holy days. One observance we must participate in as part of the body of Christ is the Passover of the New Covenant.
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In following the footsteps of our saviour, we maintain our independence from religious organisations, institutions/associations, or denominations and observe the original early Church model. ​​The body of Christ is made up of individuals rather than being limited to members of a specific religious group (Isa. 55:3; Mat. 11:28; Lk. 6:47-48; Gal. 3:27; Rom. 6:3; 1Cor. 12:27). To avoid repeating past mistakes, we believe the Church should not seek to be incorporated by the state. For a fuller explanation, we recommend reading the paper 'The Tower of Babel: A Spiritual Prophecy.
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Christ is the head of the Church, and all of us should look and listen to him as our only leader on earth (Jn. 18:37; Mt. 17:5; 28:18; Eph. 1:20-23; Col. 1:18). Although there are many parts, there is only one body (1Cor. 12:20), and Christ is the head of the body (1Cor. 11:3).
​This website is just that—a website. It is merely a vehicle for sharing studies.
To understand how the Church should function, we encourage you to read the paper "What is the Church Model?" This paper discusses various topics, such as the roles in the Church, whether a Church should seek incorporation, tax deduction status, centralised power, or appoint a leader or board of directors.
As brothers and sisters in faith, we are to instruct and build each other up and serve and submit to one another (Gal. 5:13; Phil. 2:3; Rom. 12:10; Eph. 5:21; 1Thes. 5:11; Gal. 5:14).
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We do not pay anyone for their services or accept payment for any service or material. We don't ask, seek, accept, or expect anyone's tithes, offerings, or donations. For we have received freely, and freely we give. (Matt. 10:8).
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