God has designed to work through us in this broken world by first working through His Son Jesus. God didn't stay far off and removed from creation, rather, He entered into the creation, suffered, and died. It is only the Christian God who is intimately engaged in our broken world.

God has designed us as creatures with an innate response to the transcendent. It is our goal to capture a biblical expression of this attribute of God for application in our lives as we seek to follow and obey the purpose and plan of the Almighty.

The character of God is found most acutely in His justice. When we step back and take a look at how God treats us, it reveals a God who is unlike our most reactionary impulses. God has built this unique love into His promises to us and our children.

The Doctrine of the Trinity is the single most essential teaching that makes Christianity "Christian". And a rejection of the Trinity has been characteristically plagued with further false teachings and missing God's design for worship. We must rediscover that the gospel itself is wholly and thoroughly Trinitarian.

The attribute of God's patience is displayed throughout the scriptures, and made most clear through the person of Jesus Christ. Without God's long-suffering, forbearance, and patience we would perish. The expression of God's patience is designed that sinners, like you and me, would repent.

God's doesn't have "holiness" - He is the definition of Holiness. When we encounter God's holiness, we cannot help but also encounter our sinfulness. It is through the undeserved atonement of Jesus, that we become useful in service to God.

The attributes of God that we can have a share in are brought to full expression in God's Son, Jesus.  Not only does Jesus contain all the fullness of deity, but through Jesus we are invited into the divine nature - that we too would express the characteristics of our God.

Repeatedly through the scriptures, God is defined as the One who made the heavens and the earth.  He is unconfined by His creation; our ability to relate to Him must begin with an acknowledgment of the distinction between the Creator and His creatures.

One of the enduring mysteries that the scriptures report concerns the return of Jesus. By God’s design we are only revealed enough to develop a trust in the God who fulfills His promises.

God's plan, sometimes referred to as a mystery, is the revelation of His glory as executed through the church. This means that we must take seriously our participation in His purposes, and shape our worship around those characteristics that lead to the unfolding of His glory.