We believe the Bible is God's written revelation  for human. It is literally inspired in every word and absolutely flawless in the original documents. We recognize the infallibility, sufficiency, and authority of Scripture.

We believe that there is one living and true God, infinite, omniscient Spirit, perfect in all His qualities, one in essence, eternally existing in three Persons - Father, Son  and the Holy Spirit - equally deserving in each of them  for worship and obedience.

We believe in the divinity of our Lord Jesus Christ, in his immaculate conception, in his sinless life, in his miracles,  in His vicarious and redemptive death by the shedding of His blood, in His resurrection in the flesh, in His ascension  and to sit at the right hand of the Father, and in his personal second coming in power and glory.

We believe that the salvation of a sinful and lost man is immediate and achieved only through the power of the Holy Spirit through God's Word when the repentant sinner - gifted by the Holy Spirit - responds with faith. This salvation is based entirely on God's grace on the redemptive work of Jesus Christ, on His shed blood, and not on human merits or works. All the redeemed remain in God's power and thus are safe in Christ forever.

We believe in a fulfilled life  A ghost. As supernatural  and the sovereign Performer of spiritual rebirth, the Holy Spirit at the moment of salvation includes all believers in the Body of Christ. The Holy Spirit also dwells in them, sanctifies them, instructs them, enables them to serve, and seals them until the day of redemption.

We believe in the resurrection of both the redeemed bodies  as well as the unsaved; in the resurrection of the saved  to eternal life, and the unsaved to eternal damnation.

We believe that all who believe in Jesus Christ are immediately placed by the Holy Spirit in one unified spiritual body, the church head of which is Christ. The purpose of the church is to glorify God by building up church members in faith, by teaching the Word of God, by community, by ordinance, and by spreading the word of God.  and the preaching of the Gospel to the whole world. The formation of the church, the Body of Christ, began at Pentecost and will end with the coming of Christ for those who belong to him,  at the time of capture.