What We Believe

We believe in one God, existing eternally in three Persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, perfect in love and holiness. He created everything, knows all, and sovereignly executes His will to redeem His people and restore creation for His glory.

God has revealed Himself in creation and supremely through Jesus Christ. The Bible, inspired by the Holy Spirit, is the authoritative and error-free Word of God, guiding us in truth and salvation.

Humans, male and female, were created in God's image to live in fellowship with Him and govern creation. Despite our equal worth in God's eyes, men and women fulfill distinct roles reflecting Christ's relationship with the church.

Through Adam's fall, all humanity is alienated from God, corrupt in every aspect, and in need of reconciliation with God through His grace alone.

God has chosen and will save a multitude from every nation, justifying and sanctifying them through faith in Jesus, to His glory.

The gospel centers on Christ's death and resurrection, which, according to the Scriptures, is a historical, salvific act that brings reconciliation with God.

Jesus Christ, fully God and fully human, lived a sinless life, died for our sins, and was resurrected, securing our salvation and acting as our advocate before God.

Through Christ's obedience and death, believers are justified and called to a life of obedience, a manifestation of God's free grace.

The Holy Spirit regenerates, sanctifies, and empowers believers, applying Christ's saving work and indwelling them for godly living.

Believers enjoy the blessings of the new covenant, are called to live as salt and light in the world and anticipate the full realization of God's kingdom.

are divinely ordained, symbolizing entry into and renewal within the covenant community and anticipating Christ's return.

The universal church, expressed in local congregations, is Christ's body, called to live out the gospel, serving one another and the world in love.

Christ will return to judge all, consummating His kingdom, with the righteous entering eternal life and the unrighteous facing eternal punishment.