What We Believe

We believe in the teachings of the Bible. We believe in one God. We believe in Jesus Christ. We believe in the Holy Spirit. We believe in the gift of redemption and salvation through the death and resurrection of Jesus. We believe that church is a community that extends beyond our walls and is meant to minister to all.

God

Our belief is in God as the Trinity. The doctrine of the Trinity is the belief that there is One God, who is Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. As Christians, we interact with all parts of God.

The Bible

We believe the Bible is the absolute word of God and that it is essential for building a relationship with Christ. God used man to make known His revelation. The Bible teaches us about God's nature, our own life, sin, salvation, faith, and eternity. More...

Creation

We believe as we read in Genesis that God created the heavens and the earth. We understand that we were provided with food, shelter, beauty, and goodness by God in the beginning. More...

Sin

We believe that we are all sinners. God sent His only Son to redeem us. Jesus, who lived without sin, loves us so much that He died for our sins, taking the punishment that we deserve through his death and resurrection. More...

Serving

We believe that we are all called to serve. In serving, we often find our gifts and ministry. As part of our community, if interested, you will be asked to serve on our team. There are many ways to get involved, and our Pastors will pray for and match you to opportunities. More...

Baptisms

Water baptism, as instituted in the New Testament, is how a believer is united with Christ (Galatians 3:27,28). It is more than a ritual or ceremony. In the New Testament, it is never mentioned as an act alone. Instead, its meaning always includes the entire redemptive work of the Lord Jesus Christ (Acts 8:12; 2:38-41). More...

Worship

Our praise and worship is a time of joy. Our worship leaders work to create an environment that allows all to participate. We believe this is how we come into God's presence (Psalm 100:4), that God inhabits the praise of His people (Psalm 22:3) and that it is pleasing to God (Psalm 69:30,31) More...