To be egalitarian is to hold that men and women are created equally by God as image bearers and stewards, and are called together to share in His work. In Christ, they are restored and empowered to serve side by side, according to their gifting and calling.
Have you ever considered what it would mean to treat the Bible as God’s unchanging and authoritative Word for all of life? That is the claim at the heart of Sola Scriptura.
The historic Christian creeds can be held firmly as faithful summaries of shared Christian belief, while worship and trust belong to Christ alone. In the essentials the aim is unity, in the non-essentials freedom, and in all things love.
Some people claim the miraculous sign gifts are still ongoing, and that anyone who disagrees has little room for the Holy Spirit. Yet those gifts were given for the foundation of the early church — and the Spirit still moves with power and grace.
Some people assume the Christian hope is about leaving this world behind. Yet the great hope of the Christian story is not escape from the world but its renewal: a recreated world where God dwells with His people in resurrected bodies on a restored earth.
Scripture presents God’s justice as perfect, His mercy as real, and His purpose as bringing evil to an end. The Bible speaks not of eternal torment but of a fire that consumes, where sin and death are finally destroyed.