In the Bible, God tells us how He made creation and why He made us. We are made in the image of the Triune God—Father, Son, and Spirit—and therefore we reflect something of His nature. We are embodied beings with spirit, soul, and body. We are deep, relational creatures, made to know God, love Him, and serve Him joyfully in all that He purposes to do.
We treasure the truths recovered and clearly articulated in the Protestant Reformation—truths about the authority of Scripture, Justification by Faith, God’s Sovereignty over all things, and the Glory of God as the purpose of all things.
God saves sinners like us through substitution. Jesus, who knew no sin, was made to be sin for us so that we could be made right before God—declared innocent, though we are guilty. This salvation is entirely a work of God’s grace. It comes by faith alone, and because even that faith is a gift, God is free to give it to whomever He chooses.
Trust Christ
Life with the Spirit isn’t just slightly different—it is the experience of being born again from above into an entirely new life. The Holy Spirit is a person who indwells every believer, sustaining true faith and preserving us all the way to Heaven.
God alone is true. He has made everything, and He is the definer of all things—what He says they are is what they are. The Biblical worldview is unapologetically supernatural: God can do and has done miraculous and impossible things that go beyond our understanding. What He tells us He has done, and what He tells us He will do, are to be fully trusted and held fast.
The Odyssey class
We are relentlessly pursuing God’s mission for His church by anchoring our vision and focus on these four key mission fronts:
