The Bible

The Bible to be the inspired word of God, the final authority in all matters of faith and practise.

One God, Creator of All

In one God, Creator of all, Holy, Sovereign, Eternal, and consisting in three persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

Deity of Jesus Christ

In the deity of Jesus Christ, that Jesus is God's eternal Son who allowed himself to be born of a virgin, lived a sinless life, atoned for our sins through his death on the cross, and bodily arose form the dead. He triumphantly ascended into heaven and carries out a mediation ministry on our behalf and one day he will personally return to the earth to establish his glorious Kingdom.

Holy Spirit

In the deity and personality of the Holy Spirit who convinces people of sin, righteousness, and judgment; who regenerates, sanctifies, illuminates, and comforts those who believe in the Lord Jesus Christ.

Created in God's Image

That men and women were created in God's image but through disobedience have become dead in sin, and remain utterly dependent on the mercy of God. Salvation is ours by the grace of God appropriated though faith the atoning sacrifice of Jesus Christ for sin. By faith we are forgiven our sins and reborn in the Holy Spirit who enables us to live creative, victorious lives. When our Lord returns we will all be raised, the just and the unjust, and judged for eternal reward or retribution.

Body of Christ

The Church is the living body of Jesus Christ and composed of those who have received Him as Lord and Saviour.

Church Lives

The Church lives to celebrate the life of God, cultivate personal growth in Christ, care for one another in the Spirit of Christ, and communicate the Good News of the Lord Jesus Christ to the world.

Ordinances of Baptism and Lords Supper

In the ordinances of Baptism and the Lord's Supper. In the waters of Baptism believers bear witness of their faith in Jesus Christ, proclaim His death, burial, and resurrection, and are added to the church. Gathered around the Lord's Table, believers partake of the bread and the cup, symbolizing the Lord's broken body and shed blood, thus proclaiming the Lord's death until He comes.