We believe in one true and living God: The Father, Son and Holy Spirit; that these three are one, and are harmoniously equal in all divine attributes.
We believe that God created man good, able to stand but liable to fall, and that man fell from this pure natural estate and brought himself under condemnation and death, and that man, being utterly depraved thereby, has no ability nor desire to deliver himself from this depraved condition.
We believe that God chose a people unto salvation or eternal life, and that this choice was eternal, particular and unconditional upon the part of the sinner.
We believe that through the sacrificial and substitutionary atonement of Jesus Christ, all whom God has chosen unto salvation were forever redeemed from the curse of the law and made righteous in Him.
We believe that all who were redeemed by the Christ will in time be effectually called or quickened into life (born of the Spirit) by the life-giving voice of the Son of God, and made partakers of the divine nature. In this life-giving work, God operates directly upon the heart of the sinner without the use of the gospel or any other external means.
We believe that all who are regenerated (given spiritual, eternal life) will be kept in a state of grace (preserved) by the power of God, and will never perish or fall out of the hand of God
We believe that the bodies of all men will be resurrected from the dead and that the joys of the righteous will be eternal and that the punishment of the wicked will be everlasting.
We believe that all who are called of God into spiritual life are under obligation to work righteousness and that in keeping of His commandments there is great reward.
We believe that Baptism and the Lord’s Supper are ordinances of the Church and that professing disciples of Christ are the only proper subjects for baptism by immersion in water by a proper administrator of the Lord’s church.
We believe that the Church is the only ecclesiastical authority on earth, subject unto God alone for all her acts, and that her form of government is congregational, each member having an equal voice in all of her acts.
We believe the Scriptures of the Old and New Testament (in English, the King James Version) to be the inspired Word of God, and the only standard or rule of faith and practice.