The first humans, Adam and Eve, wereĭirectly created, not evolved from previous life forms. The climax of the six 24-hour days of creation was the special, immediate and personal creation of human life.

We believe that the Scriptures provide a literal and historical account of God’s creation of all things.

As the Word made flesh, the Son is the perfect mediator between God and Therefore, Jesus, the Son, is both fully God and fully human.

We believe that the Son, eternally begotten by the Father, through the Spirit was also born of the virgin, Mary.

God will be glorified by all creation and is worthy of worship from all

We believe in one God-eternal, all-powerful, all-knowing, and always present, existing as three Persons- Father, Son, and Spirit, one in nature, attributes, power, and glory.

As divinely inspired texts, the meaning of the biblical authors is to be discerned through careful, textual interpretation guided by the Spirit.ġ Corinthians 2:10-14 2 Timothy 3:16, 17 2 Peter 1:19-21. Sufficient Word of God, has authority over the church and the Christian's life and thought. These canonical texts, Old and New Testaments, are inerrant, infallible, and reliable in detail and in theological content.

We believe that God has revealed Himself truthfully to humans through the inspired texts of the Scriptures.The members of the Board of Trustees confirm their commitment to the University’s theological foundation by signing the statement annually also. Each faculty member and employee (full-time and part-time) is required to sign initially, and annually thereafter, the following Doctrinal Statement as aĬondition of employment. The University emphasizes faithfulness to a biblical-theological position in regard to doctrine.

Who we are as christians