Every moment of serving or achieving should be sourced in time spent with God. We will not lead on empty but out of an overflow of His presence. 

Recognizing everything we have is gifted by God, we want to remain open-handed. We will consistently give away our best: our talents, our leaders, our money, our resources. 

We believe it is every generation’s task to raise up and equip the one behind it. We will intentionally prioritize our children, teenagers, and young adults, recognizing them as future Kingdom builders. 

True disciples are not uprooted by changes in personal circumstances or culture. We will stay planted in God’s Word and in our relationship with Him. We will not avoid the world, but will engage it with grace and truth. 

Real peace is found by going through conflict, not around it. We will engage controversial topics both from the pulpit and in face-to-face conversations, having grace and respect for each other when we disagree. 

Communion and community are non-negotiable parts of Christian life. Whether sharing a meal around the table or working side by side, we will share both our laughter and our losses, that the Church might truly be family.  

To be an emotionally healthy disciple, soul care is necessary. We will advocate for spiritual direction and counseling for our pastors, leaders, and families, and we will model vulnerability and honesty in our communication. 

Success is not measured by how many more members our church adds, but by how many new disciples and churches our church sends out. We will work to multiply God’s kingdom instead of building one of our own.