TRUTH SEEKERCHURCHOUR SHARED CONFESSION
Our beliefs are not a test of superiority. They are a shared commitment to follow the whole counsel of Scripture with conviction, humility, and love.
We begin with Scripture, compare Scripture with Scripture, attend to historical and literary context, and remain teachable where faithful readers differ.
We test teaching carefully, name the difference between conviction and speculation, and invite honest questions without coercion.
Truth is meant to bear fruit: love, justice, mercy, holiness, repentance, reconciliation, endurance, and hope.
We receive the whole Bible as authoritative for belief and practice. We seek the plain sense of the text while respecting language, context, genre, covenant, and the witness of Scripture as a whole.
Deuteronomy 8:3 · Psalm 119:105 · 2 Timothy 3:14–17There is one Creator, holy and faithful, worthy of wholehearted worship. His character—merciful, just, patient, and true—shapes the life of His people.
Deuteronomy 6:4–5 · Exodus 34:6–7 · Isaiah 45:5–6Yeshua announces the Kingdom, embodies faithful obedience, gives His life for sin, is raised from the dead, reigns at the Father’s right hand, and will return to restore all things.
Isaiah 53 · Matthew 4:17 · 1 Corinthians 15:3–8 · Acts 3:19–21The Spirit convicts, comforts, gives gifts, forms holy character, and empowers the people of Yehovah to bear faithful witness and serve one another.
Ezekiel 36:26–27 · John 14:26 · Galatians 5:22–25We honor the seventh day from Friday evening to Saturday evening as sacred time for rest, worship, mercy, and delight. We practice it as a gift—not as a weapon for judging others.
Genesis 2:1–3 · Exodus 20:8–11 · Isaiah 58:13–14 · Mark 2:27–28The appointed times of Leviticus 23 give the community an enduring rhythm of remembrance and hope. Our published calendar will explain the interpretive method used for dates and observance.
Leviticus 23 · Deuteronomy 16 · Colossians 2:16–17We await Yeshua’s return, the resurrection of the dead, righteous judgment, and the renewal of creation. This hope produces courage, patient faithfulness, and practical love now.
Daniel 7:13–14 · Matthew 24:30–31 · Revelation 21:1–5Every person bears the Creator’s image. We reject antisemitism, racism, ancestry tests, collective blame, and contempt. Disagreement never cancels Yeshua’s command to love our neighbor and even our enemy.
Genesis 1:26–27 · Leviticus 19:18, 33–34 · Matthew 5:43–48 · James 2:1–9A NOTE ON HISTORY
We worship on the seventh-day Sabbath as a matter of biblical conviction. The history of Saturday and Sunday worship is complex, however, and we will not label every Sunday-worshiping believer as pagan or use simplified history as a weapon. We seek clear evidence, fair representation, and neighbor-love.