Bringing glory to God.

Our vision defines what we are becoming: disciples of Jesus whose ultimate aim is to glorify God in every aspect of our lives (1 Corinthians 10:31). The implicate prerequisite for pursuing this goal is by experiencing radical transformation through the gospel of Jesus (and this is the will of God, your sanctification). 

And though the litmus test for genuine transformation can be observed in multiple ways (obedience to Christ’s commands (John 14), love for God and one another, one of the clearest evidences is our genuine delight in God and His ways.

As James K. A. Smith expresses in the title of his book, “You are what you love.” In other words, that which you delight in (the affections of one’s heart) determines what you are becoming.

To make disciple-making disciples by knowing God intimately, serving one another intentionally, and engaging the world eagerly.

Our mission defines what we are called to do. Specifically, it establishes our divine mandate, given by Jesus, Himself, to make disciples that in turn are equipped to make other disciples, and so on. And the way in which we seek to fulfill our divine mission is three-fold (understood in directional terms: UP, IN, and OUT). UP refers to our vertical relationship with God. IN refers to our intentional pursuit of one another (our local church family). OUT refers to our evangelistic efforts by gossiping the gospel in every context of life. It is worth noting that the order of these “means” matter. In other words, only from a healthy relationship with God can I effectively and intentionally serve Christ’s Church. And only through a lifestyle of intentionally serving others am I equipped and empowered to gossip the gospel to other people in other places.