Who We Are

The Holy Bible, consisting of 39 books of the Old Testament and 27 books of the New Testament, is the inspired Word of God — the complete revelation of His will for mankind and the ultimate authority for all Christian faith and conduct.

God exists as three distinct persons — Father, Son, and Holy Ghost — perfectly united as one. They are not merely different names for a single being, but three co-equal persons sharing one divine nature.

Jesus is God's only begotten Son, born of a virgin. His crucifixion, death, burial, and bodily resurrection are central to our faith and the foundation of the gospel.

Since the Fall of Adam, all people are inherently sinful and depraved, standing guilty before God and subject to His righteous judgment apart from the saving grace of Jesus Christ.

Repentance is a complete turning away from all sin and its deceitful pleasures. It is an essential step that must come before genuine saving faith in the Lord Jesus Christ.

Making amends for wrongs done to others is part of true repentance. This includes restoring stolen property, paying outstanding debts, confessing wrongs to those offended, and seeking forgiveness from those harmed.

Through the atoning blood of Christ, believers receive complete forgiveness of sins and are counted righteous before God. This is received by faith alone, not by personal merit or good works.

Water baptism is an essential step of obedience after salvation. It is administered by a single immersion in water in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Ghost.

Believers regularly partake of unleavened bread and the fruit of the vine to commemorate the death of Christ and proclaim His sacrifice until He returns.

Sanctification is a definite work of God's grace, received after the new birth, in which the believer's heart is purified and made holy through faith in the sanctifying power of Christ's blood.

The baptism of the Holy Ghost is an enduement of power given to sanctified believers, accompanied by speaking in other tongues as the Spirit gives utterance.

Christ's sacrificial death provides not only redemption from sin but also healing from sickness and disease. Divine health and wholeness are available to all who believe.

Every believer has a God-given responsibility to be a compassionate soul-winner, actively sharing the gospel and bringing others to a saving knowledge of Jesus Christ.

Marriage is a lifelong covenant between one man and one woman. Polygamy is contrary to God's will, and remarriage while a former spouse is living is not permitted.

The living saints and all believers who have died in Christ will be caught up together to meet the Lord in the air before the Great Tribulation — in a moment, in the twinkling of an eye.

Every person who has ever lived will be resurrected — some to everlasting honour and glory with God, and others to everlasting shame and separation from Him.

Following the Rapture, a period of terrible suffering will come upon the earth during which the Antichrist — a supernatural, diabolical figure — will reign in terror over the nations.

Jesus Christ will return visibly and literally to the earth to execute judgment upon the wicked and establish His glorious kingdom for one thousand years.

Jesus will reign on the earth for one thousand years — a period of unprecedented peace and blessing during which Satan is bound and unable to deceive the nations.

All who have not yet been judged will stand before God at the Great White Throne and be judged according to their works. The devil and his angels will be cast into the lake of fire forever.

God will create new heavens and a new earth where righteousness dwells. The redeemed shall live with God forever in perfect knowledge, free from all curse, sorrow, and death.

Hell is a place of everlasting punishment where all whose names are not found in the Book of Life will suffer eternal separation from God.