Our Mission
Love God - Love People - Make Disciples
Our Vision
To be a loving church of committed disciples dedicated to Gospel-centered teaching, building meaningful relationships, transforming lives and impacting our community.
A Gospel-Centered church, seeking to make it all about Jesus.
Jesus is the word of God in flesh, come to our world to fulfill all the promises of God for us by living, dying and rising on our behalf. Jesus is the true prophet, the true priest, the true king, the true sacrifice, the true lamb, the true light, the true bread, the true and only way to God. To preach the word ultimately is to preach Christ. (John 5:39) To put it simply, we are not the hero of the story, Jesus is. We aim always to show that His work is both the grounds and the goal of our salvation and the motive which we appeal to for change.
A Theological church, seeking to be Biblically faithful.
The Word of God is a lamp unto our feet. One of the primary responsibilities of the church and its leadership is to guard and proclaim the truth, to “declare the whole counsel of God... not shrinking back from what is helpful.” (Acts 20) Our aim is not to shape the teaching of our church according to our likes and dislikes, but be faithful to the Bible.
A Missional church, actively seeking God’s purposes for our whole lives.
When God is our central focus, His mission will define our involvement in the world. God is seeking to save and redeem people through His Son Jesus Christ. It’s through this that He shows His love for the world. To be a missional community is to be aware of and involved in what God is doing in the world around us. We are sent by God to preach the gospel and live lives worthy of it.
A Spiritual church, seeking to be supernaturally empowered.
We believe in the present ministry of the Holy Spirit, Who gifts us to accomplish God's purposes in the world and Who manifests His presence to the world through Christ's church. Spiritual gifts are abilities sovereignly given by God to serve the church and the world. Our attitude toward spiritual gifts in the church should be one of expectation (being open to the reality of spiritual gifts), discernment (operating in line with the truth in the Bible about spiritual gifts), and love (being motivated by the purpose of spiritual gifts).