We are a sincerely imperfect people anchored to a perfect God. These are the convictions that ground everything we do.
As a parish of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, our doctrine is rooted in the authority of Scripture and the historic Christian faith.
The 66 books of the Old and New Testament are divinely inspired — eternal, authoritative, and our only infallible rule of faith and life.
One God, eternal and self-existent, is the Creator of all things visible and invisible. All life flows from Him alone.
One triune God exists in three co-equal, co-eternal Persons — Father, Son, and Holy Spirit — identical in nature, power, and glory.
Jesus is fully God and fully man — born of a virgin, sinless, crucified for our sins, bodily resurrected, and ascended to heaven. He will return as King of Kings.
The third Person of the Trinity, equal in power and glory with the Father and Son. He regenerates, sanctifies, teaches, and empowers believers with spiritual gifts.
Created in God's image, humanity fell through Adam's disobedience. All people are born sinners by nature, unable to please God apart from His grace.
Salvation is found in Christ alone. It requires acknowledging sin, repenting, believing Christ died and rose again, and confessing Him as Lord.
Through total surrender to the Holy Spirit, believers are set apart from sin and consecrated to God — progressively conformed to the image of Christ.
A supernatural empowerment for witness and service, with the initial evidence of speaking in tongues — a prayer language enabling Spirit-to-spirit communion with God.
Christ bore our sicknesses on the cross. Healing comes through faith in His finished work, prayer, laying on of hands, and anointing with oil.
Christ will return to instantly transform and gather all believers — living and dead — into immortality, to meet Him in the air.
A seven-year period of judgment following the Rapture, during which God deals with a Christ-rejecting world and Israel is ultimately reconciled to Him.
After defeating His enemies at His return, Christ will reign on earth for one thousand years in peace, holiness, and justice.
Believers will stand before Christ — not for condemnation, but to receive rewards according to their faithfulness and stewardship.
After the final judgment, God creates a new heaven and new earth — the glorious, eternal home of all who have received Christ.
Those who reject Jesus as Lord and Savior will spend eternity separated from God — a place of judgment prepared for Satan and his angels.
An outward declaration of inward transformation — believers identify with Christ's death and resurrection, publicly declaring their new life in Him.
The bread and cup are sacred memorials of Christ's body and blood — a proclamation of His death until He comes again.
Where possible, believers make right past wrongs — returning what was taken, repaying debts, and confessing falsehoods — as an act of integrity and a restored conscience.
A statement of faith on a page can only take you so far. Come join us this Sunday and see what community feels like in person.