This is a church's 'Who We Are' page describing its mission of leading people on a journey of transformation in Jesus through knowing God, finding freedom in community, discovering God-given purpose, and serving. Its statement of faith affirms biblical inerrancy, the Trinity, the fall of humanity through Adam and Eve, the full deity and humanity of Christ, salvation by grace through faith rather than works, and eternal heaven and hell. It also sets out Pentecostal-charismatic distinctives, including Spirit baptism, continuing spiritual gifts, healing as part of the atonement, and God's will for believers' wholeness and success, including financially, and it defines marriage as between one man and one woman.
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The Christian life is a journey of transformation that is best done in partnership with Jesus and the local church.
God's greatest desire is for people to know him personally and intimately, which is possible only through a relationship with Jesus.
A believer's future is settled in Jesus, but healing and freedom from the past is a process walked out in Jesus' power, and it happens in community.
God made each person for a specific purpose, and a person's design reveals their destiny, which can be unlocked through development and revelation.
Living in one's purpose means making a difference in the world, especially by serving and using one's gifts to glorify Jesus.
The Bible is the inspired, inerrant Word of God and the ultimate authority on all matters of Christian doctrine.
God is one, eternally existent in three coequal and coeternal persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
God created Adam and Eve sinless with free will, and when they disobeyed under Satan's temptation, all humanity, represented in them, fell into sin and death.
Jesus is fully God and fully man, born of a virgin, lived sinlessly, died to atone completely for sins, rose bodily, ascended, and will return.
Salvation is a gift received by grace through faith in Jesus Christ, not earned by works or human effort.
Sanctification is an ongoing process of aligning with God's Word and Spirit, which enable Christians to develop Christ-like character and live godly lives.
Repentance means turning from sin and following Christ, and through it believers receive forgiveness and salvation.
Regeneration by the Holy Spirit is necessary for anyone to know God.
Christians are those who have invited Jesus to live within them by the Spirit, making him Lord and Savior and trusting his saving work.
The Baptism in the Holy Spirit, a promise of the Father given at Pentecost, empowers believers to spread the Gospel to all nations.
The Holy Spirit gives spiritual gifts to build the Church, demonstrate Jesus' resurrection, and confirm the Gospel's power, and these gifts must be used in harmony with Scripture.
The Church is the body of Christ and dwelling place of God's Spirit, called to fulfill the Great Commission, with every believer an integral part united in Christ.
New believers are commanded to be baptized in water after coming to faith in Christ.
The Lord's Supper is a sacred communion remembering Christ's sacrifice through the bread and the cup.
Marriage, as defined by Scripture, is a covenant between one man and one woman instituted by God and publicly entered into before him.
Jesus gave his disciples authority to heal, and healing is a sign that follows believers and is part of Christ's redemptive work on the cross.
God desires believers to be whole, healthy, and successful in all areas of life, including spiritually, emotionally, physically, and financially, and believers should pursue God's provision to better serve others.
Jesus rose in a glorified body, and all people will be resurrected, believers to eternal life and unbelievers to eternal separation from God.
Heaven is the eternal home for all believers in Christ, the perfect dwelling place of God's presence, authority, and power.
Unbelievers will be judged and condemned to hell, a place of eternal torment and separation from God along with the Devil and fallen angels.
Jesus will return to earth visibly and physically to establish his Kingdom, at a time that is unknown.
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