Posts with the category “pastoral-commentary”

Today we want to share our eschatology with you; the part of our theology concerning death, judgment, and the final destiny of the soul and of humankind. We believe in the rapture of the Church, the ...  Read More

The final group of beings we want to talk about are angels and demons. Below you'll find biblical descriptions of angels, fallen angels, and even demons. We hope this blesses you! Angels were created...  Read More

Have you ever wondered how or why people exist? We as people—humanity—are God's greatest creation and serve a great purpose! We believe that God has created all men and women in His own image, in a b...  Read More

We talk a lot about salvation as Christians, but what is it? We believe that salvation is the work of God offered freely to all men and women, and bestowed by grace upon the elect. It is received by p...  Read More

Who is God? Most people in the world ask this question, while others choose to ignore it. We believe that there is but one triune God, the creator, sustainer, and ruler of all things, who does all thi...  Read More

The revelation of God to people is an important topic. When we say revelation, we mean how God shows himself to mankind. We believe that God has taken the initiative to reveal Himself to man. He has ...  Read More

These past few weeks, we’ve been sharing our doctrinal statements with you; theological documents developed from scripture that form our beliefs and values. This week, we want to share our doctrinal s...  Read More

As we continue sharing our doctrinal beliefs, we want to talk about how we view the Church. We believe in the Church, one universal and spiritual body, of which Christ is the head, gathered in local ...  Read More

Over the coming weeks, we want to share with you our doctrinal statements, which help shape our beliefs and values. Last week we talked about the doctrine of atonement, and this week we're talking abo...  Read More

Over the coming weeks, we want to share with you some our doctrinal statements, which help shape our beliefs and values. The first is the doctrine of atonement. We believe that Jesus Christ willingly ...  Read More