Our Doctrinal Statement

  • We believe in the verbal inspiration of the Word of God.

  • We believe in the infallibility of the Word of God (King James Bible - Textus Receptus).

  • We believe in the virgin birth of Jesus Christ.

  • We believe in the sacrificial death of Jesus Christ for mankind.

  • We believe in the blood atonement for sins.

  • We believe in salvation by Grace through Faith alone, plus nothing minus nothing.

  • We believe in the literal resurrection of Jesus Christ.

  • We believe in the imminent return of Jesus Christ.

  • We believe the church to be ordained by God and established upon Jesus Christ: the only organization through which God does His work.

  • We believe that each church is subject to only God and no other power.

  • We believe that each church is an individual organization governed by the people for the people in the light of God's Word.

  • We believe that the primary purpose of the church is to fulfill the great commission of Matthew 28:18-20.

  • We believe that salvation will bring a definite change in a person's life: therefore Christians should be peculiar people.

  • We believe in a literal burning Hell and literal glorious Heaven.

  • We believe that churches should be separate from the world.

  • We believe the church should be supported totally by tithes and offerings from the people: never by any sales tactics of any nature.

  • We do not believe in lifestyle evangelism

    • While we absolutely believe in living a godly life before others, Scripture is clear that people must also be confronted with the gospel. They must hear the truth. A good testimony may open the door, but only the gospel message brings salvation.

  • We do not believe in Lordship salvation.

    • Salvation occurs when a person realizes they are a sinner who cannot save themselves, understands that Jesus Christ—who is Lord—died on the cross, was buried, and rose again, and then places their faith in Him alone for salvation.

      Lordship salvation suggests that in order to be saved, a person must first make Christ Lord of every area of their life and must never return to sins they committed before salvation—or else they were never truly saved. This is a distortion of the gospel. It replaces faith with performance and creates confusion, especially for lost people who are sincerely trying to understand how to be saved.