What We Believe

Jesus never focused on denominational semantics, neither do we. The early church was singular in scripture, so we do not focus on the fundamentals of any particular denomination. Ephesians 4:5 calls all believers to unity, confirming that scripture and practice of Christianity isn't about division or denominations, personalities, or preferences... it's about a single Gospel, forming a single people, grounded in one faith, anchored by one hope, and sealed by one baptism. Our people all have diffe

He was and is the messiah that scripture foretold, lived a sinless life, was crucified, dead and buried, rose from the grave on the third day and ascended into heaven where He sits at the right side of God Almighty, our heavenly Father. We believe He still heals, He still sets people free, and still saves. He is a God of the supernatural. The only God , who exists as a triune, as Father, Son, and Spirit. We are created in His image, having body, soul, and spirit. 

As far as beliefs go, if it isn't biblical, it isn't significant to us. We use God's written word as our roadmap and guide. EVERYTHING that we do and believe is biblically clear and relevant. If the teaching is biblically sound, it teaches about Jesus, and faith, hope, and love are the drivers, we support every church that adheres to those standards.

A relationship with the Creator of life and all things that surround it is possible for anyone, and available to all who will accept. In this new life, there is no shame and no judgment. Just love, truth, and healing. The cost is only your old self, the reward is eternal life in a Kingdom to which you are an heir. 

These things aren't merely symbolic. And they are non-negotiable. 

The confession and repentance of sin, is a turning away from an old life focused on self,- the death of a life of sin, and birth into a new life in Christ, existent even through the transition of death. This is a decision that should be taken very seriously. Jesus often said, 'if you love me, you'll keep my commandments', which requires us to follow this detailed process of declaring Christ as Lord and Savior. 

The bible has a very specific charge and focus on love. It's mentioned over 300 times in modern day translations. Real, genuine love for people is the reason why this website, our events, our team, and our mission even exists. We love others, because Christ first loved us. 

Biblically speaking, selfless generosity is never portrayed as optional or merely admirable, but rather is evidence of a transformed heart. Jesus Himself defines the standard: “It is more blessed to give than to receive.” (Acts 20:35). True generosity mirrors the character of God. The Father gave what was most costly, His Son, without expectation of return (John 3:16). In the same way, believers are called to give sacrificially, not strategically.