We Believe the Old and New Testaments are the inspired and trustworthy Word of God.  The New Testament, which shows us the New Covenant, is our guide for how we live and what we believe.  God’s Word is the final authority for our lives as Christians.

We Believe there is one God, the Creator of everything, who is perfect and exists forever as three persons: the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.  We believe God makes us holy through His Word and the Holy Spirit.  We also believe in living with purity and a heart devoted to Him.

We Believe God created people in His image, but sin caused separation from Him and spiritual death.  The only way to be saved and have spiritual life is to be made new by the Holy Spirit. This is called being “born again” and happens through faith in Jesus and confessing Him as Lord.

We Believe water baptism—being fully immersed in water—is a command from Jesus and is only for those who believe in Him. Baptism itself does not save us.  Only the blood of Jesus and His resurrection make us right with God and bring salvation.

We Believe in the Baptism of the Holy Spirit.  Today, the Holy Spirit comforts, guides, teaches, and gives believers power to live for God and serve others.

We Believe in the resurrection of the righteous and the return of Jesus Christ.  As the angel said, “This same Jesus, who was taken up to heaven, will come back in the same way.” Jesus will come in the air to raise the faithful who have died and take living believers to be with Him. Then, He will return to the earth to establish His kingdom and reign for a thousand years.

We Believe hell is a real place.  Anyone who dies without accepting Jesus as their Savior will be separated from God forever, with no chance to hear the Gospel or repent afterward.

We believe healing is God working through the power of the Holy Spirit to heal the body and free it from sickness.  As we trust in God’s Word and live in the truth of what Jesus has done for us, we can live healthy and blessed lives in every area.

We Believe Communion reminds us of Jesus’ death until He comes back.  The bread stands for His body that was broken for us.  The cup shows the new agreement through His blood, which gives us forgiveness and brings us close to God.