Our Fundamental Beliefs

The Bible, both Old and New Testaments, is the inspired Word of God, providing the ultimate guide for faith, life, and salvation.

God exists as three persons—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit—united in one divine essence, working together in love and harmony.

God the Father is the Creator, Sustainer, and Sovereign of all creation, characterized by love, justice, and mercy.

Jesus Christ, the eternal Son, became human, lived a sinless life, died for our sins, and rose again, offering salvation to all.

The Holy Spirit inspires, convicts, guides, and empowers believers, transforming lives and equipping the church for service.

God created the universe in six literal days, culminating in the Sabbath, and continues to sustain His creation with care.

Humans, created in God's image, are fallen due to sin but can be restored through Christ’s redemptive work.

A cosmic battle between good and evil exists, with God’s love and truth ultimately triumphing over Satan’s rebellion.

Christ’s life, death, and resurrection provide the only means of atonement, offering forgiveness and eternal life.

Through faith in Christ, believers receive salvation, experiencing forgiveness, transformation, and a new life in Him.

Spiritual growth comes through prayer, Bible study, and surrender to the Holy Spirit, fostering a deeper relationship with God.

The church is the community of believers united in worship, service, and sharing the gospel with the world.

The remnant church proclaims God’s truth, calling all to worship Him and prepare for Christ’s return.

The church is one body, united in Christ, transcending cultural and ethnic differences through love and faith.

Baptism by immersion symbolizes the believer’s death to sin and new life in Christ, publicly affirming faith.

The Lord’s Supper commemorates Christ’s sacrifice, fostering unity and spiritual renewal among believers.

The Holy Spirit equips believers with spiritual gifts to serve the church and fulfill its mission.

The prophetic gift, as seen in Ellen G. White’s ministry, guides the church in truth and mission.

The Ten Commandments reflect God’s eternal principles of love and righteousness, guiding Christian conduct.

The seventh-day Sabbath is a holy day of rest, worship, and renewal, honoring God’s creation and redemption.

Believers are stewards of God’s resources, faithfully managing time, talents, and tithes for His glory.

Christians live to honor God, reflecting His character through love, modesty, and healthy living.

Marriage is a sacred, lifelong union between a man and a woman, with the family as a foundation for spiritual growth.

Christ intercedes as our High Priest in heaven, applying His atoning sacrifice to believers.

Christ will return visibly and gloriously to redeem His people and restore the earth.

Death is an unconscious state, with resurrection and eternal life granted at Christ’s return.

During the millennium, the righteous reign with Christ, followed by the final destruction of sin and sinners.

God will create a new heaven and earth, where the redeemed will live eternally in perfect harmony.