A faithful church cannot be built on the shifting values of a godless culture or the personal preferences of its people. It must be built on the solid rock of God’s timeless and unchanging Word.
As the Head of His church, Christ loves and leads us by His Spirit and through the truth of His Word, for the glory of His name and the everlasting good of His people. The pages below articulate the biblical foundations that define and direct us: the glorious gospel through which God saves us, the essential truths that unite us, the theological convictions that shape our teaching, the fuller doctrinal framework affirmed by our leadership, and the shared commitments that order our life together.
The Gospel
A congregational confession of the gospel, tracing the saving work of the Triune God from creation and the fall, through the redemption accomplished by Christ, to the consummation of His kingdom in the new creation.
Statement of Faith
A statement of the essential biblical truths every member affirms, setting forth the shared doctrines that unite us as a congregation under the lordship of Christ and provide the foundation for our faith, worship, fellowship, and life together.
What We Teach
An overview of the theological convictions and doctrinal positions held by the leadership of our church, providing the biblical framework for our preaching, teaching, worship, counseling, and philosophy of ministry.
Elder Affirmation of Faith
A fuller statement of the biblical truths that every current and future pastor of our church must affirm, guarding the church’s teaching, preserving unity among its leaders, and serving as the basis for the shepherding and oversight of the flock.
Church Covenant
A solemn covenant expressing how we commit to live together as members of Christ’s church, pursuing holiness, bearing one another’s burdens, preserving unity, practicing love, and encouraging one another toward faithfulness until Christ returns.
We gladly stand with our brothers and sisters throughout church history who have affirmed the Apostles’ Creed (the basic truths of the Christian faith), the Nicene Creed (the Trinity and the full deity of Christ), the Athanasian Creed (the Trinity and the incarnation), and the Definition of Chalcedon (the two natures of Christ).
We also broadly affirm the Second London Baptist Confession of Faith of 1689, while differing from its teaching on the Christian Sabbath and certain features of its covenant theology.