Beliefs

We believe in the fundamentals of the faith as expressed in the inspired Word of God: the inspiration of both the Old and New Testaments, the creation of man by the direct act of God, the virgin birth, the vicarious atonement of Jesus Christ for our sins on the cross, the bodily resurrection of Jesus Christ form the dead, a literal burning Hell , the power of the Gospel to save men from sin and Hell , the rapture of the church, and the literal return of our Lord.

We reject theological liberalism and regard it as unbelief. We also reject new evangelicalism as a philosophy that is deficient at the foundation.

We are grieved at the worldliness that has infiltrated God’s people. We are concerned at the cultural demise brought about by influences such as Hollywood, the pop music culture, feminism, etc.

We are pretribulational, premillennial in our eschatology. We are dispensational in our approach to the Scriptures and, thus, believe in a literal hermeneutic when interpreting the Scirptures. We are not Calvinistic or Reformed in our views. We believe that Jesus died for all mankind and offers salvation to all. On the other hand, we do believe in the security of the believer. We also acknowledge that God is sovereign and when it comes to understanding how His sovereignty and man’s free work we rest in the truth that “his ways [are] past finding out!” (Romans 11:22).

We believe that revival is for today. We believe revival is the need of the hour in our churches and Christian schools.

We believe in the inspiration of Scipture. We believe God has preserved His Word today. We are concerned about the intellectual approaches to preservation that are found in many of the models of preservation that use the eclectic or critical text approach. We prefer the TR and MT and thus, we use only the King James Version of the Bible in our ministry.