We believe that the Triune God created the world in six literal days. The earth was perfect in its original form. God created man and woman and bound them in gender that He desired for each individual soul. We believe that men and women are both created in the image of God, and therefore are equal in value and personhood but are unique from each other in their roles.

Jesus Christ was ordained by God the Father for His eternal purpose to be the mediator between God and man. Jesus Christ, the Son of God is the creator, sustainer, heir and ultimate judge of the world. Jesus, as the head of the church is the ultimate and final Prophet, Priest and King.  Jesus Christ is the second person of the trinity, He is the brightness and glory of God, He is equal to and of the exact substance of God the Father.  At the fullness of  time in history, the Son of God became man, taking on all of the properties of humanity but without sin.  Jesus, the Son of God was conceived by the Holy Spirit in the womb of the virgin Mary. He was of the seed of Abraham and David from the tribe of Judah fulfilling the prophetic utterances from the Old Testament.  Jesus Christ was wholly man and wholly God at the same time, and is the only and ultimate mediator between man and God. Jesus, at the appropriate time took on and bore the sins of all of mankind both past and present.  He became sin for all of mankind, fully bearing the wrath of the Holy God to the point of death. He became a curse for us and remained in the state of the dead for three days, after which, He rose victoriously from the dead and ultimately ascended to the right hand of the Father where He is ruling.  Jesus Christ will return to earth to judge the living and the dead at the end of the world.

There is only one God and He exists in three persons. The Holy Spirit is the person of God that is equal to the Father and the Son and has existed for all of eternity and has no beginning or end.  The Holy Spirit was active in creation. The Holy Spirit is the author of our sanctification. The Holy Spirit is actively working in regenerating and sanctifying those who have responded to his draw. The Holy Spirit seals the believer at the point he truly believes. The Holy Spirit was the active source of all written scripture. The Holy Spirit is equal to the Father and Son and should be worshiped.

Sanctification is a work of the Holy Spirit in every believer without exception. Sanctification is the continuing work of the gospel in the life of each follower of Christ.  Sanctification is applied through the Word of God and in his sovereign allowance of events in the lives of Christians.

We believe that Jesus Christ will return to earth with His saints and will judge all men. All men will be judged for their works done in the body and only those who have been made just by the work of Jesus Christ through believing faith will live forever with God. Those who have rejected the grace of God will forever exist outside the presence of God in the torment of hell.

We believe that congregational worship is the proclamation of who God is, what He has done and what he promises to do in the future. We believe the source of what we can know about God comes from His revelation to us in His creation and His inspired word.  Corporate worship is not the expression of feelings, or the desire to have God do something to you or for you. Feelings and emotions should not be the source of truth but can often times be the response to the proclamation of truth.

Prayer is both taught and lived out by Jesus Christ in the New Testament, giving us a clear understanding of exactly how it should be done. The new covenant saint has direct access to God the Father. This access is made available only because of the finished work of Jesus Christ on the cross. Jesus is our great High Priest who enters the holy of holies and makes intercession for us.  We have no merit of our own to approach God, but completely depend on Jesus Christ.  Jesus taught that prayer, along with fasting and giving, is primarily a private privilege. The substance of prayer should be the will of God not our own preferences and desires.