What We Believe

OUR MISSION IS...

To glorify God through the fulfillment of the Great Commission in the spirit of the Great Commandment.

OUR VISION IS...

To become a thriving, Christ-centered church that makes disciples, strengthens families, renews our community, and multiplies gospel impact

for generations to come.

OUR CORE VALUES ARE...

BIBLICAL TEACHING

We are committed to the faithful proclamation of God’s Word. We believe the Bible is inspired, authoritative, and sufficient, and therefore it must be the foundation of everything we teach and preach. Our desire is to clearly explain Scripture in its proper context and faithfully apply it to everyday life, so that hearts are transformed and lives are changed. We do not seek to entertain or simply share opinions, but to boldly and humbly proclaim the truth of God’s Word, trusting that it is through Scripture that God speaks, convicts, equips, and leads His people.

(2 Timothy 3:16–17; 2 Timothy 4:2; Hebrews 4:12; Isaiah 55:11)

PASSIONATE WORSHIP

We believe worship is the joyful and wholehearted response of God’s people to who He is and what He has done. Our desire is to cultivate gatherings that are Christ-centered, Spirit-led, and rooted in truth, where hearts and voices are lifted in genuine praise. Worship is not about performance, but about full surrender, as we seek to glorify God with both reverence and joy. We long to see lives shaped by worship that extends beyond Sunday, impacting how we live each day for His glory.

(John 4:23–24; Psalm 95:1–3; Romans 12:1; Colossians 3:16)

FERVENT PRAYER

We believe prayer is essential to the life of the church and the believer. It is our dependence on God expressed through worship, confession, thanksgiving, and supplication. We are committed to seeking the Lord earnestly, both individually and corporately, trusting that He hears, responds, and works through the prayers of His people. We desire to be a church that prays with faith, persistence, and humility, continually aligning our hearts with God’s will and relying on His power in all things.

(1 Thessalonians 5:16–18; Philippians 4:6–7; James 5:16; Matthew 6:9–13)

COURAGEOUS EVANGELISM

We believe the Gospel is the good news that all people need to hear, and we are called to share it with boldness and compassion. We are committed to proclaiming Jesus Christ in our community and beyond, trusting the power of the Gospel to save and transform lives. Courageous evangelism means stepping out in faith, building genuine relationships, and speaking the truth in love, even when it is uncomfortable. We desire to be a church that actively seeks opportunities to make Christ known, faithfully living as His witnesses wherever He has placed us.

(Matthew 28:19–20; Acts 1:8; Romans 1:16; 2 Corinthians 5:20)

INTENTIONAL DISCIPLESHIP

We believe discipleship is the intentional process of helping people follow Jesus, grow in His Word, and become more like Him in every area of life. It is not accidental, but purposeful AND rooted in relationships, grounded in Scripture, and lived out in community. We are committed to walking alongside one another, encouraging spiritual growth, accountability, and obedience to Christ. Our desire is to see every believer equipped and empowered to make disciples who make disciples, multiplying the impact of the Gospel for generations to come.

(Matthew 28:19–20; Colossians 1:28–29; 2 Timothy 2:2; Ephesians 4:11–13)

STATEGIC REVITALIZATION

We believe God desires His church to be spiritually healthy, missionally engaged, and continually renewed for His glory. We are committed to pursuing revitalization with intentionality and seeking the Lord’s direction, evaluating our ministry honestly, and aligning everything we do with His Word and His mission. Strategic revitalization means embracing both faithfulness and forward movement, making wise decisions that position the church to reach future generations with the Gospel. We desire to be a church that is always being shaped and renewed by the Spirit of God, so that we can faithfully fulfill the mission He has given us.

(Psalm 85:6; Isaiah 43:18–19; Acts 2:42–47; Revelation 2:4–5)