WHAT WE BELIEVE

As an Assemblies of God church, we believe in the Sixteen Fundamental Truths. Here's a breakdown of those beliefs:

The Holy Bible

The Bible is verbally inspired of God. It is how He reveals Himself to us and teaches us how to live our lives and have faith in Him.

God, the Creator of Heaven and earth and our Redeemer, is self-existent as the Trinity: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

Jesus Christ is the eternal Son of God who came to earth in human form to give Himself as the ultimate sacrifice for our sins.

God designed man in His image, but man chose to willfully sin against Him. As a result, man was separated from God.

Jesus Christ died on a cross for us to cover our sins, restore our relationship with God, and give us eternal life.

These practices implemented by Jesus are reminders of the important work that has taken place in the heart of the believer.

This experience is separate from salvation and available for all believers. It equips us with gifts to fulfill God's purposes.

Holy Spirit Baptism is followed by an initial outward sign of speaking in other tongues.

God's design for each believer is that we become more like Him as we identify with Christ and submit to His work within us.

As the Body of Christ, our mission is to worship God and demonstrate His love to the world.

God has called certain individuals for the purpose of leading the church and equipping the body of Christ.

God desires and is able to heal any physical, spiritual, or emotional pain. It is a privilege for all believers.

Jesus is coming back for all believers to live with Him forever.

During Jesus' return, He will reign on earth with the saints for 1,000 years.

For those who have died without accepting Christ's salvation, they will be judged and sentenced to an eternal punishment.

After the 1,000 year reign of Christ, all Christians will dwell forever with God and have access to a beautiful, restored universe.

If you are looking for more in depth information about The Sixteen Fundamental Truths, click the link below.