The Mission
We are a gospel-centered church that seeks to know and LOVE God : LIVE out the gospel and : SERVE God with our lives.
The Vision
The process is the goal, and the goal is the process to experience the gospel resulting in a life of worship.
The 3 questions are:
Do you know and love God? -LOVE
• We believe this is the place to start when asking what a church is all about. When Jesus was ask what
the greatest commandment was, He responded by saying, “You shall love the Lord your God with all
your heart, all with all your soul, and with all your mind.” (Matt. 22:37, & Deut. 6:5).
• Those who know and love God will serve Him from a heart of gratitude rather than fear and religious
duty.
Therefore, it is our prayer that people will not only attend church but know and love the God who
created them; He provided a means for reconciliation through Jesus’ sacrifice of blood on the cross.
• Our weekly corporate gathering will focus on the good news that God has made a way for all who
have sinned to be redeemed, to know and love Him.
Who really knows you? - LIVE
• When you read the prayers of Daniel or David, you can hear the heart of men who have an authentic relationship with God. This authenticity with God is appealing because God intended us to be real
and unvarnished with Him.
• Authenticity with God leads to and promotes authenticity with others who know and love God.
• Many people live busy lives of deep loneliness and longing. God desires for us to live in real, hearty,
vigorous relationships with each other (Eph. 4:25-32).
• Our Life Groups are regular meetings of 3-5 individuals (or couples) where life’s joys and struggles
are shared, prayer for each other and friends takes place, and the Bible is studied and applied.
Are you doing what you were born to do? - SERVE
• Ephesians 2:10 says we were born in Christ with specific tasks designed for us before the
foundation of the world. This divine partnership is an unspeakable gift of grace.
• God wants us to discover our spiritual gifts and employ them as good stewards of His generosity
(I Pet. 4:10). In doing so, the Lord is glorified, Christians are fulfilled and energized, and those who
do not know the Lord are attracted to Him.
