About Us

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Our Mission & Vision

To glorify God by preaching the Gospel of Jesus from every page of Scripture and to build His kingdom by taking every opportunity the Lord affords us.

Connect

We believe life is meant to be lived in close community with God and with those who serve Him. Our focus is on helping you connect with and grow closer to the Lord and to those who seek to do the same.

Experience

Experience a real God for your real life. You don't have to have it all figured out before you come to Him. God loves you right where you are, and we want our church to be a place where you truly experience His love.

Connect

Connect in relationship with God and others. We believe life is meant to be lived in close community with our Creator and the ones He created. Our focus is on helping you connect with and grow closer to God so that you might connect with and grow closer to our community of believers.

Respond

Respond to what God is doing in your life through sharing with and serving others. We want to be a church that shows our faith in the way we live our lives. That's why we keep our eyes open for ways to serve others while sharing what God has done for us.

What We Teach

We believe that the gospel of Christ is the hope of the world, and it's the heart of the church to bring that hope to others. This belief is the foundation of our church and informs all we preach, teach, and practice.

We teach the Scriptures are divinely inspired, meaning that they are word for word from the mind of God, directly written to His human family [2 Tim 3:16].

We teach Scripture as God-breathed, meaning that all Scripture is filled with God’s Holy Spirit. It follows then that when Scripture is obeyed, the one obeying Scripture is in fact being led by the Holy Spirit of God [2 Tim 3:16].

We teach Scripture [Old and New Testaments, 66 books in total] is inerrant, meaning it is without error or contradiction [Prov 30:5; Is 40:8].

We teach Scripture is infallible (meaning Scripture will never fail) but will accomplish that which it was sent forth to do. Scripture is infallible in the sense that every truth is secure and eternal; every promise will be fulfilled [Psalm 19:7; Psalm 12:6].

We teach Scripture is sufficient, meaning that, in order to be complete and lacking in nothing, the believer will not need anything else beyond the Canon of Scripture for salvation or life, but will be complete in all things through it [2 Tim 3:14-17; 2 Pet 1:3].

We teach that our response to Scripture is in fact our response to God Himself.

To embrace Scripture is to embrace God
To reject Scripture is to reject God
To submit to Scripture is to submit to God
To overthrow Scripture is to rebel against God

We believe that salvation is a Trinitarian work.

The Father’s Work in Salvation

'He blessed us with every spiritual blessing in Christ,' – Eph 1:3
'He chose us in Him before the foundation of the world,' – Eph 1:4
'He predestinated us to the adoption as children by Jesus Christ, according to the good pleasure of His will’ – Eph 1:5

The Son’s Work in Salvation

Jesus was:

'made sin for us,' – 2 Cor 5:21
'made a curse for us,’ – Gal 3:13
'wounded for our transgressions, and bruised for our iniquities,' – Is 53:5
the One who 'carried our sins in His own body on the tree,'- 1 Pet 2:24
the One who willingly 'gave Himself up for us, an offering and a sacrifice to God for a sweet-smelling aroma,' – Eph 5:2
the One who became our substitutionary atonement – 2 Cor 5:21

The Spirit’s work in Salvation

The Spirit applies to the church what Christ has accomplished for the church.
The way the Holy Spirit applies the cross to God’s elect is that He;

convicts the unbelievers of sin - John 16:8
testifies of Christ – John 15:26
regenerates the believer (also known as the born-again experience) – Titus 3:5 & John 3:8
seals the believer’s heart for the day of redemption – Eph 4:30
sanctifies the believer - 2 Thess 2:13