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At the moment of salvation we are supernaturally transformed into a new creation, the old is gone and we are made brand new in Christ. The miracle of the new birth is just the beginning of the transformation God intends for us. Made saints by God we now actively surrender our heart and will to God who through His Holy Spirit daily molds us into His likeness. Our response to the great salvation we possess is to pursue Christ and to be found in Him, to lay hold of Him for which He laid hold of us, to be disciples who make disciples. We refuse to settle or become content with who we were yesterday, God has transformed us by His mighty power and He invites us to always pursue Him and His will for our lives.

We worship and serve a supernatural God of miracles and wonders. We do not limit an unlimited God but embrace the reality that He is Spirit and can supernaturally save us, change us, answer our prayers, heal our bodies, transform our marriages, and mightily move heaven and earth on our behalf. He has first given us His Son, Jesus. He was fully God and man in bodily form. He was God incarnate, the Word of God made flesh. He lived a sinless life and purchased our salvation through His shed blood on the cross. He is our supernatural Savior who now sits at the right hand of the Father and intercedes on our behalf. He has also given us the Holy Bible which is the supernatural revelation of God to man that shows the only way to salvation and fellowship with God through Christ. He also has promised us His Holy Spirit to indwell us and baptize us with His presence and supernatural power for life and ministry. He also has given the church, supernatural gifts, or the gifts of the Spirit, for building one another up, testifying to the reality of Jesus, and confirming the Truth of His Holy Word. We also recognize and embrace the reality of the supernatural power of prayer and intercession to release God’s will on earth as it is in Heaven.

The last commandment of Jesus to his disciples before he ascended into Heaven was, 'Go and make disciples...' Matt 18:19-20. To be a disciple is to make disciples. This commandment is for all followers of Jesus Christ. That’s what a disciple is, one who follows Christ. Christ has also given the church apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors, and teachers who through the supernatural indwelling of the Holy Spirit have the responsibility to lead and equip the body of Christ for works of service (to be disciples and make disciples). The disciple-making life is marked by one who regularly shares their faith and takes an active role in growing believers up in Christ, down in the Word, into one another, and out to the world.

How do we know what love is? John 3:16 “For God so loved the world that he gave…” The greatest expression of love is demonstrated through a life of generosity. Generosity is defined as “the spirit and action of freely and frequently giving to others.” The opposite of generosity is selfishness and stinginess. The generous life is marked by a person’s willingness to give joyfully and generously, even sacrificially, to the needs of others. A generous person demonstrates their love of God and people by being touched by the needs of others and helping by generously giving their time, talents and treasures. How much do you love God? The number one indicator of a person’s love of God is how generous they are to the needs of others. To be full of the love of God is to have compassion for others that is quick to give and sacrifice freely and joyfully. To have the heart of God is to have a generous heart for the three things God loves most: His church, the hurting, and the lost.

We are seekers of truth. Jesus is Truth. We embrace the reality that Truth is defined by Jesus Christ as revealed and confirmed in His Word, the Holy Bible. The Holy Bible is the supernatural revelation of God to man that shows the only way to salvation and fellowship with God, through Christ, in the power of the Holy Spirit. The Bible is also our all-sufficient rule for faith and practice and therein contains everything we need for life and godliness in this life and prepares us for an eternity with God in the next.