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ALL Scriptures are God’s divine revelation of Himself to us.

Our faith is grounded in the infallible, inerrant, inspired Word of God. We believe that ALL Scriptures are God’s divine revelation of Himself to us, as well as the rule of faith, containing all the truth necessary for faith and Christian living.

We believe that God has revealed Himself in three distinct persons:

· The Father - The Father, Creator, and the Source of all life.

· The Son - The mediator of God's life, the perfect sacrifice for human sin, and bringer of Salvation.

· The Holy Spirit - The extension of God's life given to us.

This triune, three-in-one God has made us for fellowship with Him.

• In order for sinful man to know and experience God fully, we must first accept God's plan of salvation for us. The sacrifice of Jesus Christ for the sins of the world is the only way to the Father.

“I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me. If you really know me, you will know my Father as well. From now on, you do know him and have seen him.”

-Matt. 14:6-7 NIV-

As God draws the sinner, through what is called prevenient grace, the sinner turns to God, repents of his sins, and rests in Christ as his Lord and Savior.

When saving faith is active, God's response is threefold:

1. God Forgives all sin (Justification)
2. God breathes his life in the soul that is dead in trespasses and sin (Regeneration, Eph. 2:1).
3. God accepts him as his own and the spirit witnesses to his spirit that he is born of God (Adoption, Witness of the Spirit, Rom 8:15, 16).

God's saving grace is continued as His sanctifying grace. 

• Sanctification begins with regeneration and is culminated in entire sanctification. A true life of holiness is impossible without the inner cleansing of our nature by the Spirit's fullness.

The Sacraments

• We recognize 2 sacraments: Baptism and Holy Communion.

Baptism: Is an outward testimony to the inner work of salvation. Whether by immersion, sprinkling, or pouring, baptism itself does not save, but is a reflection of salvation as a cleansing of sin and a covenant to live a life guided by faith in Christ.

Holy Communion: Is a celebration of Christ's sacrifice on our behalf. Communion is open to all who believe and not only to members.

The Church is the Body of Christ

· We believe that Christians are meant to be an active part of the Body of Christ, serving others out of love.

· The church is where encouragement, spiritual growth, and the development of spiritual gifts occur. 

The Church's Purpose

• The church's purpose is also for the equipping of the Saints for the work of the ministry. 

•  Our community, our nation, even our world, is our responsibility. The church, therefore, is to be the physical manifestation of Jesus Christ to its community and the world. This is accomplished by the indwelling of the Holy Spirit, empowering the Saints to continue the ministry and publish the gospel message of Jesus Christ and salvation through Him, and Him alone.