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Often times we are asked what drives us to do what we do, how we do it and why we do it.  Our answer is simple; our love for God and God’s people our reason and passion for ministering.  Our passion is to see people saved, delivered and set free from things that suppress and hold them in some type of modern-day bondage drives us to provide effective and affective ministry.  We understand that people are people, regardless of their background, social-economic status, race, religion, pre-conceived notions and agendas, as well as their biases and prejudices.  The basic common factor is that we all have needs, we all have issues and most importantly, God has a love for all of us.  Our prayer is that God will use us to be a tool to minister to God’s people in a way that will spread the love of God through the Word of God in such a way that it will (1) win lost souls to Christ; (2) empower Christian growth in every area of life according to God’s plan; and (3) to liberate those who are oppressed. Whereas, our ultimate goal is clear, these three areas of ministry do not represent the sum total of our church philosophy for each area is multifaceted and complex.  However, these categories offer a broad stroke that provides the blueprint for effective ministry.  

VISION

Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you.  And surely I am with you always, to the very end of the age.”


~ Matthew 28:19-20 (NIV)

WIN LOST SOULS

In Matthew’s gospel we find the “Great Commission”.  It is in this commission that we are instructed to go into all nations and make disciples.  We believe that our primary purpose of ministry is to first reach and win lost souls for Christ.  It is the love of Christ that drives us to reach out to all people, locally, nationally and internationally to provide for them the Word of God in an effort to win lost souls to Christ.  It is through the preaching of the gospel that people are saved.   However, we must not stop with the accepting Christ as our Savior; we should strive to move from conversion to maturity in our Christian journey.

EMPOWER CHRISTIAN GROWTH

The motto of our church is Empowered to Empower.  Empowerment comes from the making of disciples as Christ has called us to do according to Matthew 28:19-20.  It is through discipleship that we begin to grow, develop and seek God’s best for our lives and the lives of others.  It is in this process that people begin to develop or seek on a deeper level the truths of God’s Word.  It is also here that we, as leaders, offer to the people of God very specific and practical approaches to living an effective Christian life on purpose.  Not only is this a spiritual journey, but it is a holistic approach to ministry – ministering to the entire person in every area and arena of life.  When people are empowered through the Word of God to apply faith principles and practices to everyday life, the person, as a whole is impacted; which impacts not only the person but their family, community and ultimately society.  

LIBERATE THE OPPRESSED

When we see Jesus throughout scripture it is obvious that He is extremely concerned with ‘the least of these’ – those who suffer from one type of oppression or another.  Oppression is caused by many different factors, from financial problems to unhealthy relationships; from the orphans to widows; from the struggles of addictions to the socially unacceptable – oppression, whether systemic, institutionalized, or personal must be addressed in the light of God’s Word. This challenges us, as Christ did, to get out of our comfort zones and address the issues in life which oppress God’s people.  Thus, an effective ministry must attack the issues of oppression in a ways that will liberate those suffering under the hands of oppression; while leading them to the salvific understanding of Christ and the cross.  

“The Spirit of the Lord is on me, because he has anointed me to proclaim good news to the poor.  He has sent me to proclaim freedom for the prisoners and recovery of sight for the blind, to set the oppressed free,”


~ Luke 4:18 (NIV)

Effective ministry involves us all, loving God’s people and working together for the good of each while providing the truths of God’s Word and Christian works to win lost souls, empower Christian growth and liberate the oppressed. Likewise, effective ministry honors the traditions of the Christian experience in a contemporary fashion that relates to this generation.  Join us as we minister to Tyler and the surrounding areas.

THE RESULTS ~ EFFECTIVE MINISTRY

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