Who Is God?
God is the holy, loving, triune Creator who reveals Himself through Scripture, supremely in Christ, and dwells among His people by the Holy Spirit.
God is the holy, loving, triune Creator who reveals Himself through Scripture, supremely in Christ, and dwells among His people by the Holy Spirit.
God has spoken through creation, Christ, the apostles, and Scripture, requiring the church to test tradition, reason, experience, and doctrine by His authoritative word.
Doctrine has biblical tiers, but the apostles—not later systems—determine what is essential, preserving Christ’s gospel, commanded response, church pattern, and genuine matters of liberty alone.
New Testament warnings address believers, guarding assurance from presumption by calling baptized church to abide in Christ, resist deception, continue faithfully, and endure to salvation.
False doctrine is spiritual warfare because deception twists Scripture, reorders apostolic teaching, corrupts the gospel, and ensnares believers; therefore, churches must test and guard truth.
The apostolic deposit is the gospel, doctrine, and practices received from Christ, delivered once for all, entrusted to the church to guard and transmit unchanged.
Salvation is received by grace through obedient faith: hear the gospel, believe in Christ, repent, confess Him, be baptized, receive the Spirit, and continue faithfully.
The faith once delivered is Christ’s apostolic gospel, doctrine, response, and church pattern, entrusted to believers to receive, obey, guard, preserve, and transmit faithfully unchanged.
Believers baptized into Christ become God’s holy priesthood: washed, clothed, Spirit-anointed, incorporated into His people, and consecrated for worship, service, witness, holiness, and endurance together.
Salvation is God’s gracious rescue in Christ, received through obedient faith expressed in repentance, confession, baptism, Spirit-given new life, perseverance, and final resurrection glory forever.
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