Jesus is both our Advocate with the Father and the Propitiation for our sins.

Although believer’s often stumble in sin, and live in a world filled with darkness, it is impossible to habitually walk in darkness while remaining in fellowship with God. 

We preach the same words and same truths that the Apostle’s taught thousands of years ago. In his introduction, John writes that complete joy is found in our horizontal fellowship with the Saints and vertical fellowship with God.

Jesus first and final words to His disciples was (and still is), “Follow Me.”

Peter’s relationship with Jesus was reconciled on the shores of Galilee after he reaffirmed his love for Christ, recommitted his life to Christ, and was recommissioned to serve in Christ-like ministry.

Although Christ is not here physically, He continues to provide for His people.

The Word of God exists to show us the risen Jesus.

The Resurrection was a true historical event that took place three days after the crucifixion. Scripture is soaked with tangible evidence for its validity. At the same time, Scripture also teaches that the Spirit of God must reveal that truth to one’s heart in order to believe. 

Christ’s death was the fulfillment of many Messianic prophecies. It bought our salvation and serves as further evidence for the legitimacy of Scripture.

Christ submitted Himself to the Father’s will in both His role as the Son of God and the son of Mary.