Our Core Beliefs
The All-Powerful God
He has always existed, and His power and wisdom are without limits. He is so awesome that the word "fear" is used to describe humanity's reaction to Him, but to those who are his children, fear is replaced with love. The Authority of Scripture
Without the Bible, we would not know God's wonderful plan. It was God's way of letting us know what he has in
store for us and is expecting of us. Because God authored it, Scripture perfectly gives us what we need to please Him. Jesus, God in the Flesh
God has visited this planet! He took the form of a human, but many who met him knew that he was more than flesh and blood. He came to show us God. In death, he suffered the punishment we deserved and in his resurrection he gives us hope for eternal life. The Gospel - God's Rescue Plan
God has always had a plan. Our disobedience deserves death, but Jesus took our punishment. Now God invites all to live and he desires to live in all through his Spirit. That plan is called "good news" and was spread throughout the world. When we come to Jesus wanting to change, he gives us a new life when we are baptized. God's Mission for His Church
Christianity has always been about community and as a community of believers, we strive to fulfill the mission God gave us: To reach in the lives of fellow believers with encouragement, support, shared worship and deeper spiritual growth and to reach out to those who have not become followers of Jesus with story and witness of God's love. As individuals and as a supportive group, we work together to fulfill this calling. The Daily Support of God’s Spirit
Life can be hard and God knows it. That’s why he promised his ongoing presence and support. Scripture calls that presence God’s Spirit. His presence is so near that we say he lives within us, guiding, comforting, convicting and giving us peace in life’s tumultuous moments. As followers of Jesus, we are never without his help. A Secure Future for God's People
Yes, there is a heaven. God's ultimate plan was to bring us home to be with him forever and everything in his plan culminates in that event. We live and serve to hear him say, "Well done" on the day he returns.
