These are the values that we use to navigate our faith and life.
Jesus Christ is the sovereign foundation of all things (Colossians 1:16). Through Him and for Him, all creation exists, and by His finished work, we are reconciled to God. Our greatest joy is to glorify and enjoy Him forever, resting in His perfect righteousness.
God alone is holy, righteous, and the source of all good. Though sin entered the world through Adam, God, in His sovereignty, has ordained all things for His glory and the good of His elect. He is always working out His perfect plan, bringing His people to salvation through Christ alone.
God has spoken fully and finally through Scripture, which alone is the infallible rule for faith and life. The Holy Spirit applies the truth of God’s Word to His people, convicting and sanctifying them. We do not seek signs or movements but trust in the sufficiency of His revealed will, submitting humbly in obedience.
True revival is not the work of men but the sovereign act of God. By His grace, He calls a remnant to faithfulness, granting repentance and life. We do not initiate revival, for it is God who draws His people to Himself (John 6:44). We love and pursue Christ because He first loved and pursued us (1 John 4:19).
God’s love is not based on human merit but on His sovereign choice. From eternity, He has set His love upon His elect, adopting them as His own. We love others because Christ first loved us, calling us from darkness into His marvelous light and transforming us by the power of the Gospel.
We do not labor to establish our own kingdom but submit to Christ’s eternal rule. His Church is built by His hand, and His Word alone defines the life and culture of His people. Scripture is our sole authority, guiding us in faithfulness to His unshakable Kingdom.
True freedom is not found in self-will but in Christ alone. Through His atoning work, we are freed from sin’s bondage to walk in joyful obedience to His commands. As members of His body, we live in unity with His Church, striving together for holiness and truth.
Worship and prayer are not about emotional experience but a response to God’s revealed truth. Through them, we submit to His will, seeking not our own desires but His glory. He alone advances His sovereign purposes in the world, and we, as His people, humbly trust in His perfect plan.