We're happy to welcome anyone who is genuinely seeking growth in the knowledge and grace of Christ Jesus. None of us is perfect, so we don't expect you to be.

 

We simply welcome you (believer or unbeliever) to join, learn, and grow with us in conviction, commitment, and community.

While there are certainly different assertions about what is and is not considered Scripture (or, better yet, "Canon"), we seek to find unity in affirming what each Christian Tradition agrees on unanimously. So, because all Christian traditions agree on at least the 66 books of the Protestant canon, we believe it's best affirm only those as Scripture.

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For more on this, check out this link from the Gospel Coalition:

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The Biblical Canon

Participation is simple in both look and feel. It's all about doing life together. As believers, we do this through intentional time together in reading Scripture, prayer/worship, and fellowship (hanging out) with one another.

 

So, just be present. Sharing with others, both about life and what God is doing in it, is key to what it is to participate with us.

We have two different ways of looking at theology.

1. We look at Theology through a Statement of Faith.

2. We separate Doctrines into categories, using what's called Doctrinal Triage.

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You can use any of these links to look at our specifics:

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Statement of Faith

Essential & Other Doctrines

Our Structure

We are not affiliated or otherwise part of any particular denomination. Meaning, we don't tend to teach according to any particular denominational position. While we are Protestant generally, we follow these basic principles for community engagement:

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Unity in the Essentials.

Liberty in the Non-Essentials.

Charity in All Things.

​Overall, you can expect a digital community who cares about you and wants to grow right alongside you. But, just like a local church community, that means we intend to be a part of your life just as much as you are a part of ours. We may ask hard questions, challenge you to go deeper in your walk with Jesus, or even want to share joy and sorrow with you as you do life.

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We want and expect greater and greater authenticity, genuineness, and Christlikeness as we all grow together.