Our beliefs
We are a gospel-centered organization whose beliefs are based on our commitment to Jesus and His Word. We choose to focus on the essential principles of doctrine and allow freedom in secondary matters. Our basic doctrinal beliefs can be summarized in the following statements:

Scripture
The Bible is the written, unique and completely inspired Word of God. Without error in the original documents, it is our sufficient and definitive authority for faith and practice.

God the Father
God, the Father, is the first person of the triune divinity. The only true and living God is the Creator, sovereign over all things, whether visible or invisible.

Jesus Christ
Jesus Christ is the second person of the trinity. Conceived by the Holy Spirit and born of the virgin Mary, He was fully God and fully man. His sinless life and death paid the penalty for our sins. He rose from the grave and is now at the right hand of the Father in heaven. We believe that Jesus will return personally and visibly, and reign in power and glory, to complete His salvation and judgment.

Holy Spirit
The Holy Spirit is equal in essence with the Father and the Son, whose ministry is to glorify Jesus Christ, convict the world of sin, regenerate (give life) those who are dead and hardened, and sanctify and empower true believers for a life of devotion and service.

Man: Free will and sin
God created Man in His own image with the ability to choose between right and wrong. By his free choice, Adam rebelled against God, fell from his original state, and received a sinful nature that each successive generation has inherited. Through Jesus Christ, God freely offers grace to all mankind, allowing all who turn to Him to receive forgiveness and purification from sin.

Atonement
Jesus Christ made one full payment for the sins of the entire world, shedding His own blood on the cross as a perfect and sufficient sacrifice.

New birth
When a person responds to the convicting work of the Holy Spirit and trusts in Christ for salvation, that person experiences spiritual rebirth.

Fullness of the Spirit
La plenitud del Espíritu se refleja en una vida muerta al ‘YO’ y llena del Espíritu Santo, evidenciada por el fruto que Él produce según lo menciona la Biblia en Gálatas 5.

Resurrection: Heaven and Hell
There will be a resurrection of the body for the saved and unsaved dead. For those who are saved, they will be in the immediate presence of God. For those who are not saved, they will be condemned to an eternal death separated from God.

The Church and its unity
The Church is the universal body of Christ composed of all believers, with Christ as its head. All true Christians are members of one another and must love one another, build one another up in the faith, and obey Christ's Great Commission by bringing the Gospel of Jesus Christ to the entire world.