That there in only one God who has eternally existed in three persons: The Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.

In the absolute lordship and deity of Christ, including His preexistence, virgin birth, sinless life, atoning death, bodily resurrection, and eventual return to the earth in glory and power to establish His eternal kingdom.

In the inerrancy, authority, reliability, and divine inspiration of the Holy Bible.

That nothing can replace the importance of the local church in the program of God and that each local church should be under the authority of the Word and oversight of the Holy Spirit and should determine its own character and role in obedience to the Word of God.

That entrance into the Church is through the “new birth” which is brought about by genuine repentance of sin and confession of faith in Christ as Lord and Savior.

That the great tasks of the Church are worldwide evangelism and equipping the saints.

That membership in the Church is signified by baptism and the joyful participation in its worship, fellowship, sacraments, witness, and acceptance of its discipline.

That the ministry of the Holy Spirit is an essential component of effective Christian life and witness.

That the Church cannot fulfill its mission apart from the five ascension gift ministries that Christ has sent into the world: apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors, and teachers, and we accept that it is part of our task to recognize those people and assist in equipping them to fulfill their ministries.

That Christ purchased bodily healing for every believer at Calvary.

In the reality of Satan, the kingdom of darkness over which he reigns, and the absolute victory of Christ over the devil and all his works.

In the death, resurrection, and ascension of Christ as witnessed by the scriptures.

That the victorious Christian life is built upon a proper understanding of the Bible and upon the exercise of the spiritual authority imputed to the believer by the gift of righteousness.​

In the resurrection of the dead at Christ’s return, the certainty of God’s judgement, and the inescapable result of that judgement foretold in the Scriptures for both the just and the unjust.