Doctrines

Repentance is the act of requesting forgiveness of sin from God. To be forgiven, one must be genuinely contrite and intend to make a life change.

Justification is the legal aspect of Salvation. It is the state of being absolved from guilt, and acquitted before God.

Sanctification is the second work of grace. It is the unconditional surrender of yourself to God, along with prayer for the infilling of the Holy Ghost.

There is no such thing as a sinning Christian. Christ came to save us from sin: we can live holy and be truly free from the bondage of sin RIGHT NOW.

The Lord's Supper is a memorial whereby we remember what Christ did to free us.

Feet washing is not often practiced in many churches today, but Christ taught that it is not an option.

Baptism is symbolic of our death and burial to sin, and being raised to a new life in Christ.

God wants His Church to be fully unified. The Bible strongly denounces doctrinal division, which is equivalent to the hundreds of denominations that exist today.

The Church of God - the only Church mentioned in the Bible - is still alive and well today!

Contrary to popular belief, there will be no 1,000 year millennial reign on earth. When Christ comes the second time, all will go to the judgment.

The only Biblical allowance for divorce is fornication.

Tithing is God's financial system to support the Church in its effort to spread the Gospel.

Modesty not only applies to the clothing we wear but also to how we conduct ourselves.

Divine healing is an opportunity for God to show us His power. Jesus healed all types of afflictions when He was on earth, and He still heals today!

True Bible tongues is a God-given ability to speak in other known human languages, previously unlearned, to preach the Gospel.