Bold Evangelism
Jesus told us to go, so we do. We talk with people about Him in everyday life and take the message of salvation out into our city through regular outreach.
Scripture Reference:
Mark 16:15

Discipleship isn’t a class you finish; it’s a life of becoming more like Jesus. Through the Bible, prayer and real community, we help each other grow in faith and live it out every day of the week, not just on Sunday.
Our HistorySix convictions shape how we live and serve together, all flowing from one simple mission: love God, love people and tell the world about Jesus.
Jesus told us to go, so we do. We talk with people about Him in everyday life and take the message of salvation out into our city through regular outreach.
Scripture Reference:
Mark 16:15
We believe people can be born again. Every message gives an opportunity to respond to Jesus, and many in our church are living proof of what His saving power can do.
Scripture Reference:
1 Peter 1:23
God’s plan for the world runs through local congregations. When we commit to a church family, we grow stronger, find direction and discover our part in what He is doing.
Scripture Reference:
Ephesians 1:22-23
New believers aren’t left on their own. We deliberately train and equip one another to follow Christ and serve Him well, with the goal of making disciples in every nation.
Scripture Reference:
Matthew 28:19-20
Our goal is more churches, not just a bigger one. We prepare disciples and send them to start new congregations that reach new communities for Christ.
Scripture Reference:
Matthew 9:37-38
The gospel is for every nation. Through prayer, giving and training, we send out workers to carry it as far as God leads, to the ends of the earth.
Scripture References:
Mark 16:15; Matthew 28:19
Here is what we hold to be true. Take a look, and if you have questions, we’d love to talk.
We believe in one God, eternally existing as Father, Son and Holy Spirit.
God the Father created all things. He formed people in His likeness so we could know Him, and He has made a way back to Himself through Jesus.
Jesus is the eternal Son of God, equal with the Father and the Spirit. Born of the Virgin Mary, He is both fully God and fully man.
The Holy Spirit is fully God. He gives life, makes believers more like Jesus, equips them to serve, and fills the Church with God’s presence.
The baptism in the Holy Spirit, with speaking in tongues as its evidence, gives believers power for ministry. Its fullness shows itself in the gifts and the fruit of the Spirit.
The Bible is God’s inspired Word, infallible and authoritative. It is our final guide for what we believe and how we live.
On the cross, Jesus took the penalty for the sin of the whole world. His sacrifice brings healing and restoration to the whole person: body, soul and spirit.
Salvation can’t be earned; it is God’s free gift. We receive it by turning from sin, believing in Jesus and personally accepting Him as Lord and Savior.
Believers are called to holy, devoted lives that keep growing in grace. Trials and spiritual battles will come, yet eternal life is promised to all who remain in Christ.
The Church is Christ’s Body, where God lives among His people. Each Christian has a part to play in the Great Commission: making disciples of all nations.
Jesus gave the Church two ordinances. Baptism pictures our new life in Him, and the Lord’s Supper (Communion) remembers His sacrifice until He comes back.
Jesus will come again in person, in bodily form, to judge the living and the dead. His return brings the resurrection, the final judgment and the full arrival of God’s eternal kingdom.