Our Beliefs

1. The Bible. We believe the Bible is God's Word, written by men under divine inspiration. It is completely true, trustworthy, and is our ultimate guide for life and faith.

2. God. There is one true God who exists eternally in three persons as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. He is the Creator, Ruler, and Redeemer of the world—perfect in all His ways, all-knowing, and all-powerful.

3. God the Father. God the Father lovingly rules over all creation. He is Father to all who trust in Jesus Christ and cares for all people.

4. God the Son. Jesus is the eternal Son of God. He was born of a virgin, lived a sinless life, died for our sins, and rose again. He is fully God and fully man.

5. God the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit lives in believers, empowers them, and helps them grow in faith. He convicts, comforts, guides, and equips us for service.

6. Humanity. People are created in God’s image. Though originally sinless, we chose to sin and are now separated from God. Only His grace can restore us to a right relationship with Him.

7. Salvation. Salvation is a gift from God, available to all who put their faith in Jesus. It includes being forgiven, made right with God, and growing in holiness.

8. Election. God, in His grace, calls and saves sinners while honoring our free will. This leads to a life of humility and worship.

9. The Church. The church is a local body of baptized believers who follow Jesus together. We serve, worship, grow, and share the gospel. Pastors and deacons lead, and every member has a role.

10. Baptism & The Lord’s Supper. We practice baptism by immersion as a symbol of new life in Christ. The Lord’s Supper is a symbolic meal remembering Jesus' death and looking forward to His return.

11. Marriage. Marriage is between one man and one woman, reflecting the relationship between Christ and the Church. Both husband and wife are equally valuable in God's eyes.

12. Christ’s Return. Jesus will return one day to judge the world. Believers will live forever with Him, and those who reject Him will be separated from God eternally.