What We Believe

• The Scriptures: We hold the Bible as the inspired, inerrant Word of God—the ultimate source of truth and the standard for all faith and conduct. It is God's revelation to humanity, guiding us toward righteousness.

• The Trinity: We believe in the eternal, self-existent God, revealed as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. This triune nature of God is central to our understanding of His love and work in the world.

• Jesus Christ: We believe that Jesus is both fully God and fully man. Conceived by the Holy Spirit and born of the Virgin Mary, He came to reveal the Father’s heart, to bring salvation, and to reconcile us to God. His death on the cross was the ultimate sacrifice for our sins; His resurrection sealed the victory over death, and He now reigns at the right hand of God, glorified.

• The Holy Spirit: We believe in the active presence of the Holy Spirit in our lives, working to glorify Christ, convict the world of sin, and empower believers for a life of faith. Through the Spirit, we are equipped to walk in victory, grace, and truth.

• Humanity: We believe that humanity was created in the image of God, but through sin, we fell short of His glory. Yet, through Christ, we are offered redemption and restoration.

• Salvation: We believe that salvation is by grace alone, received through personal faith in Jesus Christ. It is not by works, but by God's mercy and love.

• Baptism: We believe in the power of water baptism, a symbol of our identification with the death, burial, and resurrection of Christ. It signifies our new life in Him.

• The Second Coming: We believe in the personal, literal return of Jesus Christ, who will come to judge the living and the dead, bringing fulfillment to God's eternal plan.

• The Church: We believe that the Holy Spirit is at work today in the Church, through His gifts, the fruit of the Spirit, and anointed leaders who serve in His name.

• Marriage: We believe that God created humanity male and female, and that marriage is a sacred covenant designed by God between a man, a woman, and Himself—a reflection of His love and commitment to His people.

As you reflect on these truths, may you experience a deeper revelation of God's love and His call on your life, and may the Holy Spirit guide you into all truth.