The primary intent of CMC/Christ My Covenant is to serve the growing interest in what has become known as New Covenant Theology. It should be understood that there are differences of opinion within what is popularly called New Covenant Theology (NCT). It should also be understood that not all of our guest writers understand themselves to be advocates of New Covenant Theology. In fact they may actually embrace what they assume to be a contrary opinion. We are just thankful they have permitted us to bring their labor to you our readers. We thank our God for each and every one of them. It is our hope and prayer CMC will help grow the conversation so that NCT will become all the more focused and biblically accurate.

About our publisher: Maurice “Moe” Bergeron

At the present time Moe serves on the pastoral team of Sovereign Grace Fellowship located in Boscawen, New Hampshire. In previous years he served on the leadership team for King of Grace Church in Methuen, MA. KOG is a member church of Sovereign Grace Ministries. Prior to that time he served for 14 years (1988 to 2002) as pastor of Sovereign Grace Fellowship in Salem, NH.  He has also enjoyed speaking engagements at numerous churches and conference venues in the North East United States and the Virgin Islands.

Moe is known as a pioneer of Internet Ministry having established the online version of Sound of Grace and Piper’s Notes in 1995 which for many years served as the foundation for the sermon library for Dr. John Piper. He continues to labor more or less for the following web sites.

· John G. Reisinger’s Sound of Grace
· Dr. Donald A. Carson’s ChristWay Media (now closed)
· The original John Piper sermon library. Piper’s Notes
· His own TakeACopy.com
· Sovereign Grace Fellowship in Boscawen, NH (SGF)
· Providence Theological (PT)
· and numerous other sites

Disclaimer: Moe has no known relationship to the celebrity Tom Bergeron although Tom may one day wish he had known our Moe. Tom hails from Haverhill MA while our Moe comes from up river by 10 or so miles.

May our labors serve to further your understanding of Jesus Christ.

Moe Bergeron