The Inspiration of the Bible. We believe the Bible is the verbally inspired Word of God.

The Person of God. We believe God is supreme in His person, eternal in His being, absolute in His attributes, glorious in His perfection. We believe in the Trinity.

The Person of Jesus Christ. We believe in the virgin birth of Christ, His deity and sinless life, His vicarious death, His bodily resurrection and ascension, and His personal premillennial return.

The Person of the Holy Spirit. We believe the Holy Spirit is the executive of the Godhead. We believe that He executes the plan of God for our conviction and salvation. Christians are partakes of the Holy Spirit and empowered for service by Him.

The Fall of Man. We believe that man was created in the image of God and by choice fell into sin and death. Hence, every person is sinful and under condemnation to eternal judgment.

The Salvation of Sinners. We believe the salvation of sinners is wholly of grace, and that Jesus Christ is the only way of salvation.

The Freeness of Salvation. We believe that the blessings of salvation are made free by the Gospel, that nothing prevents the salvation of the greatest sinner but his own inherent depravity and voluntary rejection of the Gospel.

The Security of the Believer. We believe that those who receive Jesus Christ as Savior are eternally secure. Only security rests in the finished work of Jesus Christ, as a result, we have assurance.

The Doctrine of the Church. We believe that visible church is a congregation of baptized believers, practicing New Testament principles, believing its doctrine, observing its ordinances and exercising its autonomy.

The Doctrine of Heaven and Hell. We believe in the eternal blessedness of the saved in heaven and the eternal punishment of the lost in hell.

Current Trends in Theology. We take a separatist stand regarding the current trends that lead to discrediting the Bible and undermining the fundamentals of the faith. These trends included Neo-Orthodoxy, Neo-Evangelicalism, Neo-Pentecostalism, and the Ecumenical Movement.