3. We believe the church is a people rather than a sub-culture, building, or a weekend activity.
As a people, we believe we are called to live out the gospel throughout the week where we live, work, and play. We gather on campus for worship, Scripture learning, prayer and fellowship.
(Acts 2:42-47; Matthew 16:18; Eph. 3:20).
5. We believe a posture of love and compassion for the most vulnerable is essential to following Jesus.
This includes compassionate care and the alleviation of suffering for the poor, sick, disabled, widows and orphans.
(Luke 10:30-37; Matt. 25:34-40; James 1:27).
7. We believe the church should be culturally relevant while remaining doctrinally pure.
This includes addressing relevant subjects and having relevant ministries so we can represent the truth in love to our culture.
(1 Corin. 9:19-23; Jude 1:3; Rom. 1:16).
8. We believe in the importance of family.
Recognizing that one of the greatest strategies of Satan is the destruction of the home, we are committed to strengthening the lives of families.
(Eph. 5:25-6:4; Psalm 127:1; Col 3:18-21).
9. We believe an environment of loving relationships and grace should permeate every aspect of church life.
This includes being motivated to serve by love, and providing grace filled responses in our interactions with each other.
( 1 Corin. 13; Luke 10:1; John 13:35).
10. We believe the ultimate purpose of our ministry is to make disciples locally and globally for the glory of God.
This involves the concepts of stewardship, Lordship, servanthood, and visionary faith
(Philippians 2:5-8; 2 Corin. 8:7; Heb. 11:6)