The Bible holds absolute authority. It is inerrant and the only true standard for belief and conduct. All 66 books were given by the Holy Spirit as God’s written revelation to humanity. Scripture is infallible and the final authority in all matters, and we are committed to proclaiming the truth of the Gospel.

There is one true and living God, perfect, all-powerful, and all-knowing. He eternally exists as three Persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. He is the sovereign ruler of the universe.

Jesus Christ, the second Person of the Trinity, is God and coequal with the Father. Redemption from sin comes only through His shed blood and sacrificial death, and He was raised from the dead. Salvation comes through faith in His redemptive work alone, apart from human effort. His blood has healing power to cure all diseases, received through faith-filled prayer aligned with His will.

The Holy Spirit is the third Person of the Trinity. His work in this age began at Pentecost, when He came from the Father as Christ had promised. Believers who ask may receive the baptism of the Holy Spirit. His indwelling sanctifies believers, teaches them the ways of Christ, empowers them for service, and enables holy living.

John 14:16-17 · John 15:26 · Acts 2:4

We anticipate the imminent rapture of the Church, which comes before Christ’s second coming, when He will establish His reign of peace. Believers receive eternal life and a future without suffering, and every promise of God is fulfilled. We live in joyful expectation of our eternal home with Christ.

The God who worked miracles in the Bible still works miracles today. Miracles did not end when the biblical canon closed. Jesus promised that those who believe will do the works He did, and greater ones. Living faith invites God’s active, supernatural power into our lives.

John 14:12-18