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Five-Fold Ministry

The church is to be taught and led by the apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors, and teachers for the purpose of every believer seeing and exercising his/her priestly and kingly ministry as outlined in I Peter 2:5,9 and Revelation 16. The five-fold ministry is to teach and train its people to do the work of the ministry with maturity and unity in mind. Working with these ministries will be elders, deacons, and the gifted men and women of the church (Romans 12:3-8; I Corinthians 12:12; Ephesians 4:11-13; I Timothy 3:2-12; Titus 2:1-15).

Gifts of the Spirit

The nine gifts of the Spirit set forth in I Corinthians 12 should be and must be operative in the church to enjoy the fullness of God. These gifts are imparted by the sovereignty of the Holy Spirit and only work or are operated by this one and the self-same Spirit (I Corinthians 12:11).

Giving

Biblical giving is the giving of self and wealth to God and His work, and doing so voluntarily and out of love for God and His work.Central passages of Scripture for giving: Matthew 6:3-4; 1 Corinthians 16:1-3; 2 Corinthians 8-9; Galatians 6:6-8; Philippians 4:10-19, 1 Timothy 5:8, 17-18; 3 John 5-8.

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Institutional of Marriage

Marriage is a sacred institution ordained by God. It is a relationship between one man and one woman that is intended to be permanent. Marriage is not just for the purpose of procreation, but for the mutual fulfillment of the husband and wife. The Bible does not teach that marriage should be avoided, but rather that it should be entered into with care. Marriage is a lifelong commitment, so it is important to make the decision to marry wisely. Marriage is central to God’s design for the family; it is a lifelong commitment between one husband and one wife, to be joyfully offered in the love of Christ. This commitment is characterized by the faithful, exclusive, and life-giving union of a man and a woman. In marriage, two become one flesh and their lives are forever intertwined. Marriage is a relationship between a man and woman. It is a social contract that is recognized by law. In marriage, a man and woman agree to be faithful to each other, to work together, to share resources, and to raise their children in a family union. Marriage is an institution that serves many purposes. It is a basic human need for companionship, for the love of another person, for stability and for security. Marriage also serves as a means of procreation and it provides an opportunity for families to be together. For some people, marriage is the only way to have children. God Designs and be faithful to that vow.

Help of the Poor

We believe that it is the intent of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ to feed the hungry (Matthew 25:34-40; Isaiah 58:7-8); to care for the poor (Matthew 19:21; Psalm 112:9; II Corinthians 9:6-9); and to care for the widows and orphans (James 1:27). We further believe that such ministry should be toward His name to both saints and unbelievers (Hebrews 6:10).

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Godly Love or Christian Love

This is God’s kind of love in us for others, especially for believers. John 3:16 and Romans 5:8 demonstrate that God’s love is sacrificial. Since this is true, godly love—Christian love—is also sacrificial. The Holy Spirit produces it in a believer who is controlled by the Holy Spirit (Galatians 5:22-23; Romans 5:5). Christian love is not dependent on the person who is loved. It depends on the source. Godly love pleases God (2 John 5-6). The basic idea in godly love is sacrifice for others—thinking of others first and doing for them that which is in accordance with God’s will and God’s good, and that which is needed. Furthermore, it includes responsibility, which is being accountable to God, to doctrinal principles, and to one’s level of spiritual growth; protection of others by way of verbal protection (what we say), mental protection (our thoughts), and physical protection; self-control which relates to sacrifice, responsibility, and protection; and thankfulness. First Corinthians 13:4-7 personifies love by saying what it is and does, and what it is not and does not do. Godly love contrasts with friendship love which is for certain people.