a) God is Triune, existing eternally as one God in three Persons: the Father, the Son, the Holy Spirit, all referred to as male.
b) God is omnipotent, omnipresent, and omniscient.
c) God is perfect in goodness, righteousness, justice, wrath, wisdom, mercy, grace, and love.
d) God is without restraint or limitation in regards to time, force, action, space, or matter.
e) God is the only true God; no other god or otherwise divine being exists.
a) The Bible is inerrant & infallible in all its parts and as a whole, pertaining to its original manuscripts.
b) The Bible is unique as the only divinely revealed & sovereignly authoritative source of God’s instruction to mankind.
c) The Bible is plenary in its 66 books, missing no portion, nor having any unnecessary portion.
d) The Bible is sufficient to achieve its purposes for faith and godliness in every time and every culture.
e) The Bible is perspicuous, having one true meaning, knowable by any man through proper historical-grammatical context.
a) We are made in the image of God which is obscured through the stain of sin.
b) We are sinful from the moment of conception, when we are fully human with a human soul.
c) We are spiritually dead—unable to achieve any spiritual good—until regenerated by the Holy Spirit.
d) We are under penalty of moral law and deserve divine moral justice, namely physical and spiritual death.
e) We are unable to save ourselves by any means or merit or motive.
a) Jesus was born of a virgin, conceived of the Holy Spirit, 100% man, 100% God, unstained by man’s sin.
b) Jesus lived a perfectly righteous life, being tempted in every way yet never committing sin.
c) Jesus was physically killed, physically resurrected, and ascended into heaven.
d) Jesus died an undeserved death, taking the place of any who surrender their lives to him in faith.
e) Jesus is the only way of salvation, the only Mediator, the only Redeemer, and fully paid the penalty for man’s sin.
a) Saving faith is not earned or deserved by man nor obtained through sacrament, but freely offered by God’s grace.
b) Saving faith is produced by the work of the Holy Spirit in the soul of the man.
c) Saving faith is an inherent trust in the character of God as described in His Word.
d) Saving faith is manifested and witnessed in repentance, belief, and good works.
e) Saving faith is indestructible, never failing, and cannot be lost, abandoned, or taken away.
a) All who repent of their sins and place trust in Jesus as Lord and Savior will not perish but have everlasting life in heaven.
b) All who do not repent of their sins or who reject Jesus as Lord and Savior are condemned to eternal punishment in hell.
c) The human soul is immediately in heaven or hell after physical death, with no alternative destination.
d) There is no transfer of residence from hell to heaven or heaven to hell ever, at any time.
e) Heaven, earth, and hell will each receive new and final forms wherein human souls will consciously dwell forever.
a) Christ currently sits at the right hand of God, alive and active in the world through the activity of the Holy Spirit.
b) Christ will return in physical form as before to claim the earth with judgment.
c) Christ will return as his resurrected self, not veiled in the form of another human being.
d) Christ will return to put a permanent end to sin in the new heaven and new earth.
e) All persons who have ever lived will be resurrected with indestructible physical bodies, in which to dwell for eternity.
