Our Values

Our values shape who we are and how we live as a community.

They guide us as we become the church God calls us to be and carry out our mission to connect people to the love of Jesus.



We Value The Bible

We want everything we teach and do to be shaped by the Bible. We believe that all Scripture points to Jesus (John 5:39) and that it’s impossible to truly know Jesus without knowing the Bible. It is the inspired word of God and it helps us to become more and more like Christ (2 Tim 3:16).


We want to be a people of ‘the book’!


We Value 24/7 Worship

We want the songs that we sing on Sundays to passionately and honestly reflect our love for Christ. At the same time, we know that worship is so much more than the songs that we sing one day a week. In fact, worship is a lifestyle and can be experienced in everything that we think, say, and do every single day of the week (Rom 12:1-2).


We want to be a people who worship Christ in everything!


We Value Prayer

We believe that there are things that God wants to do in our world that he cannot do unless his people pray. Prayer changes things (Matt 7:7)! Church strategy, leadership and plans are all important but ultimately it is prayer that makes room for the Holy Spirit to work.


We want to be a praying church!


We Value People

Because we believe that people are God’s most prized possession and that he loves everybody no matter what (1 Peter 2:9-10), we are committed to being as welcoming and as loving a church community as we could possibly be. Everybody needs a church family. So whatever your story – there’s a place for you around our table.


We want to be a loving church!


We Value Mission

We don’t attend church, we are the church! And as the church, we are called to live as sent people in our everyday lives; sharing the love of Christ with our friends, neighbours, coworkers, and the poor and marginalized. The mission of God is to drive everything that we do in life (Matt 28:18-20, Gal 5:6). The church does not exist for itself, but for our hurting world.


We want to be a people who live on mission!


We Value Engagement

While some may treat church as a product to be consumed, we strive to be a church that encourages everyone to contribute. We believe that the Church is not being the Church unless everyone is playing their part (1 Cor 12:12-26). It takes everyone’s time, talents and treasures to accomplish everything that God has called us to accomplish.


We want to be a church of contributors!


We Value Authenticity

In a world where people often hide behind their masks and pretend to be something they are not, we want to be a people who are taking our masks off and becoming more and more honest with God and with one another. We believe that ‘authenticity’ is a great indicator of spiritual growth and maturity (James 5:16), and so we long to be real and honest in everything that we do and say (both from the stage on Sundays as well as in our everyday lives!).


We want to be an honest church!


We Value Simplicity

We want to be a simple church; A church that focuses on relationships instead of programs. At the same time, we want everything we do to be done with excellence. This requires a laser focus and a commitment to doing only a few things, but doing them well. As a people, this also requires that we avoid the pull to over-schedule our lives, allowing God the space he needs to grow our relationships.


We want to be a focused church!

Our Beliefs

Our beliefs form the foundation of our faith and shape how we see God, ourselves, and the world.

Everything we do flows from the good news of Jesus—His life, death, and resurrection—and the invitation to follow Him.

  • The Triune God

    We believe in God as eternal Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, who exists in perfect unity and relationship.

  • Creation and Sustenance

    God created the universe and continually sustains all things by His power and wisdom.

  • God’s Eternal Purpose

    The eternal purpose of God the Father is to create a people who will glorify Him forever.

  • The Lordship of Christ

    God became human in Jesus Christ, who came to restore the world, teach the way of God’s kingdom, and reconcile humanity to God.

  • Redemption Through the Cross

    Jesus died on the cross to provide forgiveness and restore our relationship with God, breaking the power of sin and death.

  • The Resurrection and New Life

    He rose from the dead, freeing us to live in obedience to God’s will and empowering us through the Holy Spirit to follow Christ.

  • The Work of the Holy Spirit

    The Holy Spirit invites all people to be reconciled with God, guides believers to live as followers of Christ, and strengthens the global family of faith.

  • Living in God’s Kingdom

    As Christians, we are called to turn from sin, selfishness, and harm, toward love, justice, wholeness, and mission, anticipating the day when Christ will return to bring all things under God’s eternal rule.

Marks Of Discipleship

A disciple is someone learning to follow Jesus—being with Him, becoming like Him, and doing what He says. Discipleship is a lifelong journey of transformation.


Being With Jesus

A disciple who is committed to “Being With Jesus” loves God deeply (Matt. 22:37), hears His voice through prayer and Scripture (John 10:27), understands their identity in Christ (Eph. 1:3-8; 2:8-10), and grasps the power of the Gospel (Rom. 1:16-17).


Becoming Like Jesus

A disciple who is committed to “Becoming Like Jesus” loves their neighbor (Matt. 22:39), is guided and shaped by the Holy Spirit (Gal. 5:16-23), lives authentically in community (James 5:16; Gal. 6:2), experiences freedom and wholeness in Christ (Gal. 2:20), and perseveres through trials (James 1:2-4).


Doing What Jesus Said

A disciple who is committed to “Doing What Jesus Said” obeys His teaching (John 14:23), serves others using their spiritual gifts (John 13:1-17; 1 Cor. 12), shares the Gospel and makes disciples (1 Pet. 3:15), and loves and cares for the poor and oppressed (Matt. 25:31-46).


Being With Jesus

A disciple who is committed to “Being With Jesus” loves God deeply (Matt. 22:37), hears His voice through prayer and Scripture (John 10:27), understands their identity in Christ (Eph. 1:3-8; 2:8-10), and grasps the power of the Gospel (Rom. 1:16-17).


Becoming Like Jesus

A disciple who is committed to “Becoming Like Jesus” loves their neighbor (Matt. 22:39), is guided and shaped by the Holy Spirit (Gal. 5:16-23), lives authentically in community (James 5:16; Gal. 6:2), experiences freedom and wholeness in Christ (Gal. 2:20), and perseveres through trials (James 1:2-4).


Doing What Jesus Said

A disciple who is committed to “Doing What Jesus Said” obeys His teaching (John 14:23), serves others using their spiritual gifts (John 13:1-17; 1 Cor. 12), shares the Gospel and makes disciples (1 Pet. 3:15), and loves and cares for the poor and oppressed (Matt. 25:31-46).