What do we believe?
We believe in a story much bigger than ourselves.
The eternal God spoke creation into existence. Out of nothing he created everything. And while all creation evidences the splendor and beauty of its Creator, only humanity reflects the very image of the unseen God.
Central to being human is the ability to reflect the very image of God. To be human is to be an image reflector.
We created ones are called to reflect the nature of our Creator. Yet our lives are fractured and broken. The image we are made to reflect is skewed along the cracks of our imperfect lives.
Despite our imperfections, cracks and fractures, we can be put back together. Jesus, the great Redeemer, is at work to restore all of his creation, including humanity. He calls us into a restored relationship with God. This is the glorious message God invites us to embrace.
As Jesus restores our lives, we are granted his Spirit to participate in God’s mission to restore all things. Not for our glory, but for the One who made us to reflect him to our hurting world.
The church is to be the place God intended where people from all walks of life assemble to wrestle with what it means to reflect the image of God to our friends and our world.
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