Doctrinal Statement

What We Believe

Inspirational and Preservation of the scripture. We believe from Genesis to Revelation is the inerrant, inspired, word of God. Every word is exactly what “God Breathed”, to the writers of scripture (II Tim. 3:16) (I Pet. 1:20, 21)

We believe that God has preserved His word perfectly.

(Psalm 12:6, 7) (Psalm 119:89) (Psalm119:160)

We believe the scripture in English is preserved perfectly in the King James bible ONLY!

The God Head – We believe in one God existing in three persons at the same time. We believe the Father is God, the Holy Spirit is God, and that Jesus Christ the son is God.

(I John 5:7) We believe that Jesus Christ is God in the flesh. (Perfectly God and Man). (Phil. 2:5 -8) (Col. 2:9)

(I Tim. 3:16)

Christ sacrifice for our salvation. We believe that faith in the death and shed blood, and bodily resurrection of the Lord Jesus Christ is the only thing that can satisfy the justice of God for our salvation. (Rom. 3:24 – 26)

(I Cor. 15:3, 4) Eternal life is a free gift from God on the merits of Christ’s sacrifice alone. Works are not a part of salvation. (Eph.2: 8, 9) (Rom. 4:4 – 5)

Eternal security of the believer. We believe that once a person has been genuinely saved, they could never lose their salvation. Our salvation is in the merits of Christ’s finished work on the cross, where He died for our sins, and shed His blood, and arose again from the dead. Once a person has believed that message, they are eternally secure. (I Cor. 15:3,4) (Rom. 3:24 – 25) They are sealed with the Holy spirit.

(Eph. 1:13 – 14) (Eph. 4:30)

The bodily resurrection of Christ – We believe that Jesus arose from the dead bodily. (John 20:27, 28)

The virgin birth of Christ – We believe that Jesus Christ was born of a virgin. (Isa. 7:14) (Matt. 1:18)

We believe in a pre-tribulation rapture of the believer.

(I Thess. 5:9, 10) (I Thess. 4:13 – 18) (I Cor. 15:51 – 58)

(I Thess. 2:13)

We believe the rapture of the church is found exclusively in the epistles of Paul.

The second coming of Christ to the earth is after the tribulation. He will physically return to earth to establish His earthly kingdom, where He will sit on the throne of David, and the twelve apostles will sit on twelve thrones, reigning over twelve tribes of Israel. This is all part of God’s prophetic program with Israel.