We endeavor to follow the Apostolic pattern and instruction of the New Testament with regard to how we assemble, seeking to avoid unbiblical traditions of man. We are family-integrated, orderly, participatory, and hold to biblical gender roles in the assembly (including Paul’s instructions regarding women not openly addressing the assembly). We gather to pray, sing, exhort, read the Scripture, hear teaching, ask questions, observe the Lord’s Supper, fellowship, and bear one another’s burdens.
We believe the Five Solas of the Protestant Reformation accurately summarize crucial and foundational biblical doctrines. We believe it is the church’s responsibility to obey the command of the Great Commission. This includes making disciples of the nations and teaching them all the commands of Christ. As such, our assembly seeks to equip the saints for this task. This includes an emphasis on doctrinal fidelity and clarity, prayer, personal holiness, faithful biblical families and marriages, works of benevolence towards our neighbors (including unborn neighbors), public proclamation of the Gospel, evangelism, and missions.