Core Values
Revival Looks Life Family
We are heirs of a Kingdom, adopted and received in as sons and daughters into this Heavenly family. (Romans 8:15)
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Jesus gave Himself up for the bride, that she may be sanctified. There is a splendor that comes with this example (Ephesians 5:25-27). We are called, as people of God to exemplify what healthy marriage looks like. Marriage isn’t supposed to be about compromise and incompatibility, it’s a covenantal relationship.
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We are one body, each serving a purpose. We join together as a multi-generational family, complimenting and edifying one another daily.
A People of Influence
The testimony of Jesus is to be demonstrated and shared for generations to remember (Revelation 19:10). That through the testimonies of what the Lord has done in the past, a way would be provided for more miracles to happen. The church for too long has accompanied irreverent myths that leave us powerless. However, we commit to be a people who set an example in speech, conduct, love, faith, and purity (1 Timothy 4:7-16). We see the example of Jesus, going from town to town, teaching, proclaiming, and healing (Matthew 9:35). Therefore, according to His commission, we take with us the power of the Holy Spirit and continue this work.
His Presence Brings Change
Because of the finished work of the cross, there is now no more veil keeping us from Jesus. But when a person turns to Him, the veil has been removed. And where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom (2 Corinthians 3:17). There is truly freedom to change within His presence. Jesus paid the ultimate sin offering so that we would have free access into this fellowship. We are known and seen by Him within His presence. We are now the temples of His very presence (1 Corinthians 6:19) and actually carry this freedom wherever we go. We believe that people who are hungry for more of His presence will be filled, but they will also bring it into every sphere of life they encounter.
A Consecrated People
We are to present our bodies as living sacrifices. Therefore, we commit to not conforming to a worldly image (Romans 12:1,2). We also commit to not fashioning Jesus into our image, but contrarily, we lay down our fleshly desire to become more like Him. We will not be a people limited by a shallow theology, but we will align our beliefs based on what is available to us through our consecration (Joshua 3:5). We have been brought from death to life. Therefore we will not become sin-instruments, but instead we will be instruments of righteousness (Romans 6:13).
We are the coming together and the sending out.