My purpose is to know God, love Him, enjoy Him and glorify Him.

God is the Creator and holds everyone and everything together. He is holy and does not change.

The Trinity describes the truth that the Father, Son and Holy Spirit are one God.

Creation is God making everything out of nothing by His powerful Word.

The first man and woman, Adam and Eve, listened to the Serpent’s lies and sinned, losing their perfect relationship with God.

Sin is everything in thought, word and deed that is contrary to the will of God.

God’s Word shows us what pleases Him.

No. Every sin offends God and must be punished.

God sent Jesus the Redeemer to rescue us and take the punishment for our sin.

God the Son, Jesus Christ, is the Redeemer.

Jesus willingly died on the cross in our place to deliver us from the grip of sin, death and hell and to bring us back to God.

Only a perfect human being could pay for the sins of other human beings.

Because Jesus is God, He is infinite and holy. His blood can pay the penalty for an infinite number of sins.

Yes. No one can be saved except through faith in Jesus Christ.

Faith is forsaking all other means of saving our souls and believing the Gospel taught in Scripture.

Faith in Jesus Christ is a gift from God through the Holy Spirit.

Grace is God’s powerful kindness poured out on the undeserving.

God declares a sinner righteous because of the perfect life, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.

The Holy Spirit is the third person of the Trinity.

The Holy Spirit convicts God’s children of sin and gives them faith to believe and obey God.

Sanctification is the Holy Spirit’s work of growing us in holiness to be like Jesus, who is perfectly righteous.

God’s children are tempted to sin by their own sinful nature and by Satan.

God’s providence means He wisely directs and permits all that happens in His creation.

Prayer is talking with God.

The Bible is God’s Truth, taught in words by the Holy Spirit to His prophets and apostles.

The Church is the community of God’s redeemed people, now and forever.

Jesus is alive in heaven praying for God’s children.

Yes! Jesus will return personally and physically, first to rule and reign in His kingdom and then to judge the world and Satan.

Eternal life is God’s gift that comes from believing, knowing, and loving God and Jesus Christ.