He is King of kings and Lord of lords, our Savior and our God, and the object of our worship.

We love God’s word. As our source for truth, we teach it, study it, and apply it to our lives. When culture and Scripture conflict, we unapologetically go with God every time, sharing all truth ( even difficult truth ) in love and grace.

Christianity is not about what we do for God, but about what God has done for us through the sacrificial death and glorious resurrection of Jesus. We recognize the gospel of grace is our only hope, so we love it ad lift it high in all we do.

We do messy because, except for Jesus, that's the only kind of people there are. So, we are real and down-to-earth. Yes, God embraces us as we are, but He loves us enough no not leave us there. We don't expect perfection, but we live for and celebrate ongoing transformation in our lives through the Holy Spirit.

Making and growing disciples is rooted in love for the people around us. Our individual “communities” of family, church family, neighbors, co-workers, and classmates are where we invest in intentional relationships. We come alongside, life-on-life, to know and be known, introduce others to Jesus, and grow in our faith.

As we embrace the gospel of reconciliation between God and man, we are freed to pursue reconciliation with one another. We passionately strive to protect the unity of the church, and grow in our love for one another that transcends race, culture, politics, and all that seeks to divide us.

The Church is both beautiful and imperfect. Sadly, the great message and ministry of the Church throughout history has been stained by lack of godly character. We strive for and safeguard integrity throughout all aspects of our ministry because Jesus values not only what we do, but how and why we do it.

Our passion for ministering to kids and students is built upon a true partnership with parents and grandparents. Therefore, we’re committed to resource, encourage, and equip parents to train-up and disciple their kids in the context of hime, believing God designed the family as the primary place for discipleship.

Our serving to meet practical needs in our communities is a joy and important “good work”. We do so in love for others and a desire to advance to the “great work” of sharing the hope we have in Jesus Christ.

Motivated by eternity that is set before us, we partner in ministry through generous giving and active serving. God doesn’t exist to serve us; we exist to serve Him. So, we are neither consumers nor spectators.