DOCTRINE

Doctrine is simply what the Bible teaches. It is not based on traditions, councils, creeds, or denominational systems. Doctrine begins and ends with the Word of God, because Scripture—not human interpretation—is the final authority for faith and practice. This section focuses on the foundational truths that the Bible clearly reveals about God, salvation, the Holy Spirit, holiness, the Church, spiritual gifts, and the life of a believer.

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Here, we examine Scripture in its context, allowing the Bible to interpret itself. The goal is not to promote a particular denomination, nor to add extra requirements God never commanded, but to understand what the apostles actually preached and taught. Doctrine matters because what you believe shapes how you live, how you worship, how you view God, and how you understand the gospel. When our beliefs are rooted in the teachings of Jesus and the apostles, our faith becomes anchored, clear, and consistent.

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You are encouraged to open your Bible, study each passage for yourself, and let God's Word confirm the truth. If anything you encounter challenges what you’ve previously heard, examine it carefully with prayer and Scripture. Sound doctrine is not built on opinion—it is built on truth. And truth will always withstand honest study.