Mission, Values, and Beliefs

It is the Good News that gives us life, but also the only power that can renew our minds, recalibrate the desires of our hearts, and produce in us the Christ-like character that results in sacrificial love and good works. The Gospel transforms us as individuals, unites us in fellowship, and drives us on mission.

The mission of God was never reserved for a select few. Every member of the body of Christ is a missionary with a vital role to play. We are given different abilities and personalities that complement one another as we share in God’s mission. We aren’t a cul-de-sac where the gospel stops, but a super highway that brings it to our neighborhood, city, state, nation, and world.

Jesus, God in flesh, had every right to subjugate humanity, but that is not the picture we get. Jesus humbled himself became a servant and welcomed all who would follow him. Hospitality was also a defining mark of the early church. We are a church where we welcome and serve each other like Christ has welcomed and served us.

There are many mono-cultural churches around the country, but we want a community that better reflects God’s diverse kingdom. At the end of the Bible we see a church worshiping Jesus from every tribe, tongue, and nation. Our prayer is that the good news of the gospel will break through cultural barriers of race, ethnicity, age, gender, and ability to unite us around the cross.