As a pillar and buttress of the truth, the church must protect the gospel from demonic doctrines that present false pathways to godliness and salvation.

Gods sovereign plan of redemption to restore His people to himself does not limit his presence with his people to a house made with hands, but he resides within his people by the indwelling of the Holy Spirit through faith in Christ.

As God’s house, the church must live godly lives consistent with the gospel of salvation in Christ, which we are required to proclaim and protect.

Faith in Christ means paying homage to him as our King, the one through whom the rebellious will be shattered in judgment while the faithful are rewarded with refuge and blessing.

God desires deacons, transformed by his grace, to support gospel ministry by sacrificially serving Christ's body and leading all members to serve.

God desires elders to lead his household and who are men shaped by the gospel - In what they believe, how they walk, how they minster to others, and what they teach.

Our missional success as a church requires that we live in light of our great need. Prayer is one of the primary ways we stay in tune with our incredible need for Christ

We are all sheep who have gone astray, but God sent his Son Jesus, the Shepherd and Overseer of our souls, to seek out and gather those who are lost and lead them to eternal life.

God desires men and women in the church to persevere in godliness, which will shape their hearts and attitudes to be faithful in their God-ordained roles.

Because God desires all people to be saved, he sent Jesus to provide a way of redemption accessible to all people. Thus, we must be actively praying for and seeking the salvation of all people without exception.