Confession of Faith

We believe that the Bible alone and the Bible in its entirety, i.e. the Old and New Testaments, is the only written Word, inspired by God, without error in its original manuscripts, and is the truth, life guide, and the highest authority in all matters of faith and practice.

We believe in the one and eternal God who is the Trinity, namely the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit; each is not created, united in essence, equal in power and glory, and together they are the creator and sustainer of the universe who rules over all things according to Their sovereignty and free will.

We believe in Jesus Christ, the Son of God who became man through birth from the Virgin Mary, died on the cross to redeem those who are sinful, and rose again for the justification of mankind. Thus, He is the Lord, the only Savior, and the Mediator between man and God.

We believe in the Holy Spirit, who, together with God the Father and God the Son carries out the work of salvation. He works in new birth, repentance and faith in Christ. He is also the one who empowers believers to witness and serve God.

We believe that in Adam every human being has fallen into sin and is under God's condemnation and no one can earn salvation through personal effort and goodness. Man is only saved by God's grace in Jesus Christ, received through faith and expressed in new life.

We believe that the Great Commission, the mandate to preach the Gospel to all nations, is the primary duty and obligation of the Church and all believers, in addition to social obligations and responsibilities towards fellow human beings, which are carried out for the growth of the Church, the expansion of His kingdom, and the glory of His name.

We believe that the Church is the body of Christ, made up of believers who have been born again by the Holy Spirit, and that Christ is the Head of the Church, expressed in worship, fellowship, ministry, and testimony to the world.

We believe that Jesus Christ will return visibly and gloriously, as the supreme Judge and Ruler, to judge the living and the dead. At His coming, the dead will be resurrected; believers will receive resurrection bodies and eternal life; while nonbelievers will go to eternal destruction. After that, Christ will reign forevermore.