According to scripture there will be a resurrection and a final judgment. The righteous in Christ will stand before the judgment seat of Christ to be judged. While the wicked will stand before the great white throne and be judged according to their works.

Jesus is returning soon! Throughout the New Testament the return of Jesus is communicated as being imminent and the church should be prepared. The church should be prepared morally, spiritually and preparing others for Christ return.

We believe divine healing is an integral part of the gospel. Deliverance from sickness is provided for in the atonement of Jesus and is the privilege of all believers.

The church is described throughout the New Testament as a body. Like a body the church has a purpose. One purpose of the church is to be a witness, to be the hands and feet of Jesus going to the lost and sharing a message of hope and salvation. We believe the primary purpose of the church is the fulfillment of the Great Commission.

Sanctification is the process of being made holy, set apart for God's purposes, and transformed into the likeness of Christ. It begins at conversion, when a person first places their faith in Jesus Christ and is born again. This ongoing process involves spiritual growth and moral development, aligning daily life with God's will and growing in virtues like love, patience, humility, and purity.

We believe that the baptism in the Holy Spirit is available to all born-again believers. The primary purpose of receiving the baptism in the Holy Spirit is to empower believers to be effective witnesses of the Gospel. While speaking in tongues is a sign that a believer has received this baptism, it is not the main purpose. Nonetheless, tongues do have an important role both in the life of the Spirit-filled believer and in the body of Christ.

The baptism in the Holy Spirit is a promised experience that is subsequent and distinct from new birth. The purpose for receiving the baptism in the Holy Spirit is a Spirit empowered witness.

We believe the Lord's Supper is one of the two ordnances of the church. We believe the Lord's Supper consisting of the elements --bread and the fruit of the vine are symbols expressing our sharing the divine nature of our Lord Jesus Christ, a memorial of his suffering and death, and a prophecy of His second coming.