Deity of the Holy Spirit
The Holy Spirit is fully divine, sharing the same divine being and glory as the Father and the Son.
The Holy Spirit is fully divine, sharing the same divine being and glory as the Father and the Son.
Human dignity rests in humanity’s creation in the image of God, not in utility, power, or social worth.
Law and grace are not enemies in Scripture, but must be understood according to their covenantal and redemptive roles.
The Spirit dwells within believers as the abiding presence of God and seal of belonging to Christ.
Repentance is a Godward turning of mind, heart, and life away from sin and toward obedience.
Scripture presents demonic powers as rebellious spiritual beings aligned against God and His purposes.
The intermediate state refers to the condition of the dead between bodily death and final resurrection.
Scripture presents final blessedness with God and final judgment apart from God as sober and enduring realities.
The kingdom of God is God’s saving reign breaking into history and moving toward final consummation in Christ.
The canon refers to the recognized collection of books received by the people of God as Holy Scripture.