What do we believe
Salvation
We operate in Faith, believing that we are all sinners and our only access to eternal life is through a confession of faith, according to Romans 10:9. We believe if we confess with our mouth, Jesus is Lord and believe in our heart that God raised Him from the dead we are saved.
Freewill Offering
We operate in Faith, believing that Tithes and Offerings are freely given, and are to be used for ministry and doing God's work.
conduct
TuesdayLive with Tab eCHURCH is organized by ordained Pastors and leaders. We encourage and expect that all members conduct themselves in a Christ like manner, showing the love of God, and application of His word to everyday life.
Our Statement of Beliefs
We believe:
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The Trinity is God, Jesus Christ, and Holy Spirit.
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God is the first person of the Trinity and is the Creator. He is Father to all men, but He is a Spiritual Father only to believers.
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Jesus is the second person of the Trinity; and He is coequal, consubstantial, and coeternal with God. His purpose as God incarnate is to: reveal God, redeem men, and rule over God‘s kingdom.
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Holy Spirit is the third person of the Trinity, and His attributes: Intellect, Emotions, Will, Eternality, Omnipresence, Omniscience and Omnipotence. The work of Holy Spirit is to execute God’s divine will with relation to all mankind.
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The Bible is a collection of 66 documents inspired by one Creator, God; and it has one plan of grace and is a story of God's redeeming His chosen people for the praise of His glory.
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The Components of Salvation are: Election (The act of God, in which He chooses in Jesus whom He graciously regenerates, saves and sanctifies). Regeneration (Supernatural work of Holy Spirit when the repentant sinner responded to the divine provision of salvation, demonstrating a change in attitude and conduct, causing the believer to be formed to the image of Jesus Christ). Justification (An act of God that which He declares righteous those who, through faith in Jesus, repent of their sins. It is apart from any virtue/work of man and involves placing the sins on Jesus). Sanctification (Every believer is set apart unto God, by justification, and is declared Holy. It is different from Progressive Sanctification (present walk/condition). Security (All the redeemed once saved, are kept by God’s power and are secure in Christ forever). Separation (Separation from Sin is an Old and New Testament charge; and as a believer this separation is demonstrated by a beatitude attitude and continual pursuit of holiness).
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The Holy Angels are Created beings, higher than the order of Man and created to serve and worship God.
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The Fallen Angels are Satan and those he took with him. They are enemies of God and Man; and have been defated through the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
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The Church was formed on the day of Pentecost, and the Church will be complete at the coming of Christ for His own at the Rapture. The purpose of the Church is to glorify God by: Building itself up in faith, Instruction of the Word, Fellowship, Keeping the Ordinances, and Advancing & communicating the gospel to the ENTIRE world.
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Marriage is a sacred covenant established by God, designed to be a lifelong, unified partnership that reflects His unconditional love, commitment, and grace. It is a holy bond built on mutual respect, honor, and shared spiritual purpose. It serves as a living demonstration of faith, partnership, and supportive community to the world.
- Baptism is a vital, outward expression of an inward transformation, serving as a public declaration of a believer's faith in Jesus Christ. It symbolizes the washing away of the old life and a resurrection into new, purposeful living. It represents a beautiful step of obedience, grace, and alignment with the body of Christ.
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Holy Communion, also called the Lord's Supper or the Eucharist, is a central Christian sacrament instituted by Jesus Christ during the Last Supper. It is when Believers share bread and wine (or grape juice), which represent the body and shed blood of Jesus Christ; and its purpose it to serve as a sacred remembrance of Christ's sacrificial death and resurrection, an expression of fellowship with God and other believers, and an anticipation of His return.