Principles of Worship

Our Worship is Divine

Worship is not merely a social gathering, but a divine act which is initiated, empowered, and made effectual by God the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.  It is in public worship that God Almighty meets with his people.

Our Worship is God-centered

Rather than focusing on our needs, feelings, and aspirations, we believe that the chief end of worship is God’s glory. Therefore, all our acts of corporate worship are designed and intended to give God glory and honor.

Our Worship is Biblical

Since God appointed and presides over the public worship of his saints, he also reserves the right to regulate it. Therefore we only include in our worship those things which God has commanded.

Our Worship is Reverent

Since worship is primarily a meeting between God and his people, we do not take it lightly. The God we worship is holy, transcendent, and glorious. Therefore, we approach him carefully and reverently.

Our Worship is Joyful

We spent a great portion of our time in worship singing praise to God because of the great redemption he has provided for us in Christ and because of the joy we have in the Holy Spirit.

Our Worship is Covenental

From the beginning God has always included the children of believers in his covenant promises. Therefore, we worship as families and encourage parents to ensure that their children are present and seated with them.