Doctrinal Statement

1.) I believe that the Bible is the inspired Word of God, without error as originally given; it is the final and infallible authority in matters of faith and practice.

2.) I believe in the Trinity, one God is Three Persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

3.) I believe that Jesus Christ is God in the flesh, that He was born of a virgin, lived a sinless life, died on the cross to pay the penalty for our sins, and rose bodily and literally on the third day.

4.) I believe man is by nature lost and in need of a Savior. By repenting of sin and accepting Jesus Christ as our Savior (by faith alone), we become right with God: our sins are forgiven, heaven is our home, and we will live with our Lord and other believers for ever. Good works may evidence our salvation, but we are saved by God's grace apart from our works.

5.) I believe that those who have not received Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior will be separated from God and experience His judgment forever.

6.) Jesus will one day return to to establish His Kingdom. He will judge the living and the dead.


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Words From Jesus: July 26

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Words From Jesus: July 26, 2007

The happiness of the spirit is far above the happiness of the flesh, for the happiness of the spirit is something you will always have with you. It is something that will never end. The loneliest nights or the darkest clouds can't take it away from you.


The happiness of the flesh is temporal and a fleeting feeling.--It comes and goes with your mood, with your surroundings, with the physical things that you see, touch and feel. But the happiness of the spirit comes from knowing that I am your Savior, and that I care.


The happiness that I give is as constant as the sun. When the sun sets at night and disappears beneath the horizon, do you worry that it has left forever? Do you say to another, "There is no more sun in our lives"? No, it is constant, always there. Though the night comes and you cannot see it, you never doubt its existence, nor that it will rise the next morning. So is the happiness of spirit--though ever-present, the night comes and you lose sight of it. That is the time to trust and rest until morning, until it comes into sight again.

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