In the context of the church, God transforms our lives. He effects this change through His ordained means, shaping us into the likeness of Christ. As we gather as His people, He renews our minds, strengthens our faith, and calls us to walk in obedience. The church is a body in which we grow, serve, and are sanctified. Through His Word, worship, and our daily walk, God graciously conforms us to His will and equips us to glorify Him in all aspects of life.

Word

God’s only infallible rule for faith and life is His Word, the Holy Scriptures of the Old and New Testaments. In them, we find the truth that sanctifies us (John 17:17), the wisdom that leads to salvation (2 Tim 3:15), and the foundation upon which we build our lives (Matt 7:24-25). As we read, hear, meditate upon, and sing God’s Word, the Spirit renews our minds and conforms us to the image of Christ. In Lord’s Day worship, we commit to the faithful reading and preaching of Scripture, knowing that through it, God speaks to His people and strengthens His church.

Worship

We believe our worship is ultimately God-ward focused, and we gather each Lord’s Day to receive and be shaped by God’s ordinary means of grace—Word, sacraments, and prayer. We hold to what is called the Regulative Principle of Worship; that God alone (through His Word) dictates what we can or cannot do in our worship of Him. In biblical worship, we are reminded of His holiness, our need for Christ, and the grace that sustains us. We sing psalms, lifting our voices in praise. We hear the Scriptures read and proclaimed, receiving them as the very words of life. When we partake of the Lord’s Supper (fourth Sunday of the month), we remember Christ’s sacrifice and proclaim His death until He comes again. In prayer, we confess our sins, give thanks, and bring our petitions before our sovereign God. Worship is not about our preferences—it is about exalting the Lord in reverence and awe.

Walk

God has not called us to walk alone. As members of His body, we bear one another’s burdens (Gal 6:2), encourage one another daily (Heb 3:13), and stir one another up to love and good works (Heb 10:24). Our fellowship extends beyond the Lord’s Day as we pray, serve, rejoice, and weep alongside one another through the week. In addition to encouraging one other through our gatherings on the Lord's Day, the men sharpen each other in a bi-monthly men's discipleship group and the women strengthen each other in a Bible study every other Friday. The Christian walk is a pilgrimage, and by God’s grace, we press on together toward the goal of our upward call in Christ Jesus (Phil 3:14).