Does the Gospel of Jesus mean that everyone is automatically forgiven and reconciled to God? Will everyone be saved in the end? Or does God require a response from us?

Salvation through the Gospel is three dimensional for believers. We have been saved, we are being saved and we will be saved forever at the return of Jesus Christ, our blessed hope and motivation.

What exactly is the point of being a Christian? Is it simply to escape Hell, be a good person and go to church? Or is the Gospel supposed to do something inside of us?

Today’s culture can make The Church seem like just another thing on the calendar, or another club you can belong to, but we believe the Church is crucial to the life of a believer. The church is not merely another product to consume, but it is a body that followers of Jesus belong to. It is Jesus’s plan for spreading the good news and it will prevail in the end.

Jesus promised the Christian life would not be easy. But Jesus did not leave us to fend for ourselves either. Instead he promised a helper, the Holy Spirit, to empower us to live out the Gospel.

The cross is the centerpiece of the Gospel. Jesus' death was both the worst and greatest moment in history. It was the worst injustice ever perpetrated, while at the same time perfect love demonstrated, and the only way to salvation.

God created this world and called it good. But the experience of evil, pain and suffering are evidence that something is broken. The Bible tells us who broke it, and that God is not happy about it.

God created this world and called it good. But the experience of evil, pain and suffering are evidence that something is broken. The Bible tells us who broke it, and that God is not happy about it.

We don’t stand over God’s word as it’s judge, but under it as those willing to be taught, rebuked, corrected, and trained. If you claim to be a follower of Jesus then The Bible is not a just good teaching, morning motivation, or some light reading. It is the only truth we live by.

What you believe determines how you behave. This means that what you believe about basic Christian doctrine is critical to following Jesus and honoring him in our everyday lives.