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Our Vision
Glorifying God by loving Him and loving others.
At the heart of everything we do is a simple yet powerful calling—to glorify God. We believe this happens best when we love Him wholeheartedly and love others intentionally.
Our vision is to glorify God by loving Him and loving others. We are committed to living out the Great Commandment and reflecting the heart of Christ in our worship, our relationships, and our mission to reach the world.
Mission
To make disciples.
Our mission is to make disciples by helping people know Jesus, grow in their faith, and live out the Gospel in their everyday lives. We are committed to teaching God’s Word, cultivating spiritual maturity, and equipping believers to follow Christ wholeheartedly.
Through worship, discipleship, community, and outreach, we seek to raise up men and women who reflect the heart of Christ and impact the world around them.
The Great Commandment
Love.
To many, this might seem too simplistic, but we believe this is the kind of church God calls us to be, One that loves God and loves people. Jesus, stepping into a complicated and cluttered religious scene, was asked by some of the religious leaders, “what is the greatest commandment?”
The Great Commission
Soul Winning.
The church is a royal priesthood charged to mediate an authoritative proclamation from God to humanity (1 Pet 2:9)
We announce the reign of God in Christ in our public assemblies, and we disperse to proclaim the same truth to a lost world: Christ is King! Repent and believe in him.
And He said to them, “Go into all the world and preach and publish openly the good news (the Gospel) to every creature [of the whole human race].”
(Mk. 16:15) at Commission (Soul Winning)
The Great Commission is for every Christian, not just pastors and international missionaries. Jesus has commissioned every church member to “make disciples” (Matt. 28:18–20)
As a people reconciled to God, we have a responsibility to announce the message of reconciliation to people separated from Christ, without God, and without hope in the world
(2 Cor. 5:19; Eph. 2:12)