Ambassadors of Christ, entrusted with reconciliation and the advancement of God’s kingdom.
“Now then we are ambassadors for Christ, as though God did beseech you by us: we pray you in Christ’s stead, be ye reconciled to God.”
We represent His kingdom and carry the message of reconciliation to the world.
This Scripture informs our emphasis on kingdom authority, spiritual responsibility, prayer, and the authority entrusted to the Church under Christ.
Reaching people with the gospel is central to the mission of the Church. We are committed to evangelism, outreach, discipleship, and proclaiming the saving grace of Jesus Christ. Our desire is to see people reconciled to God, established in the faith, and equipped to become ambassadors of Christ themselves.
Prayer is essential to our relationship with God and our effectiveness in ministry. Through personal prayer, corporate intercession, and united supplication, we seek God’s wisdom, direction, strength, and intervention for individuals, families, the Church, and society.
Giving is an expression of love, gratitude, generosity, and service. We give our time, talents, resources, compassion, and support to those in need, strengthening the Church, empowering individuals, and contributing to the welfare of society.
Reaching the lost with the gospel of Jesus Christ.
Taking the message of salvation beyond the walls of the church.
Building relationships, strengthening believers, and promoting spiritual growth through fellowship.
Proclaiming biblical truth that transforms lives.
Applying the principles of God’s Word to everyday life.
Establishing believers in their identity, inheritance, and position in Christ.
Serving one another in love, humility, and mutual respect.
Encouraging continuous development in faith, character, and understanding.
Promoting integrity, diligence, responsibility, and excellence in every area of life.
Cultivating a consistent and vibrant culture of prayer and dependence on God.
Demonstrating Christ’s love through practical care and assistance.
Contributing to the welfare and development of our communities.
Equipping members spiritually, intellectually, and practically for effective service.
Empowering minds and encouraging responsible participation in community development.
Promoting productive initiatives that support livelihoods, food security, empowerment, and sustainable development.
Keeping Jesus Christ, His redemptive work, and the truth of the gospel at the center of our message and ministry.
The Christian life is a life of submission to the Word of God. Scripture guides authority, responsibility, order, and accountability.
The family is a foundational institution established by God. Children are instructed to obey and honor their parents in the Lord; husbands and wives are called to fulfill their responsibilities in accordance with biblical teaching. We encourage love, honor, discipline, mutual respect, and responsibility under God’s Word.
Civil authority maintains order, administers justice, and promotes society’s welfare. Christians are called to respect lawful authority and fulfill their civic responsibilities, in light of our ultimate accountability to God and His Word.
Spiritual leaders must teach God’s Word faithfully, provide guidance, serve with integrity, and care for those entrusted to them. Believers are encouraged to recognize faithful leadership, receive biblical instruction with humility, and contribute to the Church’s peace, unity, and spiritual development.
Leadership must be exercised with love, humility, accountability, and a sincere commitment to the welfare of God’s people. A healthy relationship between leaders and members is characterized by mutual respect, trust, sound teaching, and a shared commitment to Christ.
Spiritual maturity is not demonstrated by unquestioning loyalty to a human leader.
Rather, it is reflected in a growing understanding of God’s Word, a willingness to receive godly counsel, and a commitment to follow Christ faithfully. Spiritual authority should strengthen faith and equip believers to fulfill their God-given responsibilities.
