Distinctives
"Stand by the roads, and look, and ask for the ancient paths, where the good way is; and walk in it, and find rest for your souls." Jeremiah 6:16
These distinctives show not only what we believe, but how those beliefs shape the everyday life of our church-how we worship, learn, serve, and live.
The Sufficiency of Scriptures
Scripture is sufficient for all that God calls us to believe and to do. It is complete.
Explore Distinctive →The Sovereignty of God
Divine election, human sin, and human responsibility all stand under the vast, unshakable sovereignty of God.
Explore Distinctive →Sacraments
Sacred ordinances established by Jesus Christ that serve as signs and seals of the New Covenant: The Lord's Supper and Baptism.
Explore Distinctive →Solas of the Reformation
The five solas are concise Latin phrases that summarize the heart of the Protestant Reformation's recovery of the gospel.
Explore Distinctive →TULIP
The historic "Five Points of Calvinism," summarized by the acrostic TULIP, mark out Reformed theology at crucial points of dispute, yet they represent only a small portion of its fuller doctrinal richness.
Explore Distinctive →Church Membership
Church membership is not optional for a healthy Christian life; it is essential.
Explore Distinctive →Regeneration
From beginning to end, it is God who saves, God who calls, and God who brings His people to Himself. As a result, all glory belongs to Him alone.
Explore Distinctive →Elders and Deacons
In keeping with the teaching of Scripture, our church is led and served by elders and deacons who are called to care for the body.
Explore Distinctive →Biblical Roles in the Home and Church
The Bible presents a clear pattern for the home, where men and women serve in distinct yet complementary roles.
Explore Distinctive →Gift of Tongues
We deny that speaking in tongues is required as evidence of conversion, Spirit baptism, maturity, or nearness to God.
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