Our Beliefs

Our Beliefs

God – He is our all-powerful, loving, holy Creator Who desires and provides for a personal relationship with us. [more]

The Bible – These sixty-six books were given by God to Man without error. When properly understood, the Bible is our supreme authority in all matters of doctrine, life and faith. [more]

Man – Though created for God’s glory and a relationship with Him, we have all sinned and, as a result have been separated from God spiritually, ultimately resulting in physical death. When we trust Christ, He restores our relationship spiritually and will resurrect our bodies to spend eternity with Him and one another. [more]

Christ – The second Person of the Trinity, existing from eternity, was born of a virgin, fully God and fully Man. He provides eternal life to all those who place their hope for salvation in Him alone as our substitute, who died for our sin and was physically raised from the dead. [more]

Salvation – The eternally enduring gift of God, given only and fully through faith in the finished work of Christ and not of ourselves. Confessing our sin and receiving God’s pledge of our eternal life ought to cause us to turn from sin to good works. [more]

Holy Spirit – The third Person in the Trinity, Who indwells every believer, convicting of sin, teaching righteousness, and empowering God’s children to live out the Christian life by God’s grace and not our own strength as He unifies the Church under Jesus Christ. [more]

The Church –Universally, it is the family of God, the body of Christ on earth, made up of all those who have trusted in Christ. Locally, it is led by the pastor, assisted by elders who are responsible for carrying out the scriptural mandates of ministry. [more]

Baptism – An outward expression of the inward reality that one has placed their faith in Christ. [more]

Communion – This time of remembrance is for those who, having trusted in Christ, are members of His body, not necessarily members of this local congregation. [more]