There is one way for sinful man to be reconciled to a holy God, and that is by faith in the Lord Jesus Christ. This babe, born in a lowly manager in Bethlehem, provides peace to all who receive Him, because He alone is the Prince of Peace.

We must worship the one True King, Jesus Christ, fully and without distraction, understanding clearly that He alone is worthy of glory and honor and praise!

The Old Testament is filled with signs that a Messiah is coming who is the King of Kings. These signs identify Jesus Christ as that King, who came on a mission to save His people from their sins.

As a result of the God’s grace and Christ’s sacrificial payment for our sins on the cross, which secured the generous gift of our salvation, we are called to excel in generosity to the church and to the advancement of the gospel.

True unity in the gospel, which is grounded in the hope of Christ’s 2nd coming, requires each individual member to pull their own weight, not be a burden, and hold one another accountable to biblical faithfulness. Therefore, unity requires accountability.

The ability to rejoice always, to pray without ceasing, and to give thanks in everything is only possible when we understand and believe that the Lord is God and that God is always good in Jesus.

Baptism is the church's act of affirming a believer's union with Christ and a believer's act of publicly testifying to their faith in Christ. The Lord's Supper is the people of God remembering Christ's finished work on the cross and testifying to their on-going faith in him.

Church membership is biblical, practical, and wise. It's also a commitment that a Christian makes to a local gathering of believers as they long for the final gathering of all believers in heaven.

God's great love for us in Jesus Christ is the basis of our community as a church and results in relationships that are marked and characterized by forgiveness, love, diversity, and acceptance. This is radically different than the world and is gloriously beautiful.

Sinners are saved by grace alone through faith alone in Christ alone, and yet salvation is not merely mental assent or a matter of human effort, but the result of God's miraculous work in a person's heart and mind that results in real and radical transformation.