We believe that probationary time is soon to close and that developing a character after the divine pattern of Christ is not a suggestion but a necessity. We believe that if we are saved, it will be through the abundant provisions of grace provided to us through the Lamb of God. We also think that seeking revival is our first work and comes as we appropriate God’s appointed means.

We believe when Christians understand prophecy as we should, there will be seen among us a great revival, which will blend with reformation. Furthermore, understanding the times we live in will also show us our need for health and education reform and the importance of leaving the cities for homes in the country.

We believe in contending for the faith once delivered to the saints (not merely doctrinally but in the spirit and power of godliness) and leading God’s children in the old paths, the good way, where they will find rest for their souls. Furthermore, we believe that the Bible alone is our rule of faith and that the sayings and doings of men are not to be a criterion for our doctrines or actions. The Bible is our creed, standard of faith and discipline, and sole bond of union.