Truth
We stand firmly on the Truth of Scripture, embracing its authority and relevance to every aspect of life. (John 8:32)
About
Mt. Bethel Church
Our Mission
To lead people to trade the pursuit of more for a life worth pursuing in Jesus Christ
Our Vision
Mt. Bethel church will pioneer a new holiness movement that is biblical and liturgical, by multiplying servant leaders for the broader church
Bedrock Beliefs
We believe in one almighty God who is the creator and ruler of the universe. He exists eternally in three persons: the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. All are distinct, but equal.
We believe that Jesus Christ was God’s only son, who lived a sinless life and died for the sins of the world. After three days, He rose from the dead and ascended to Heaven to be at the right hand of the Father. Salvation is offered by the grace of God to all who accept Jesus Christ as their savior and place their faith in Him.
We believe that the Bible is the true Word of God, written by humans with direction from the Holy Spirit.
As Christians, we stop living lives for ourselves on our own terms and begin living for the glory of God, guided and empowered by His Holy Spirit. Our goal is to be transformed through prayer and obedience to the Word so that we can live in the image of Christ.
We believe that the Church is the body of Christ. We are compelled to love like Christ so that our lives, our community and our world are transformed for the glory of God.
Baptism symbolizes our rejection of sin and the start of a new life as a disciple of Jesus Christ. It is a public demonstration of our acceptance of faith in Jesus Christ.
Core Values
Freedom
We celebrate Freedom in the Holy Spirit, open to His leading and empowering presence.
(John 8:34,36)
Purpose
We find our Purpose in Jesus' mission, aligning our lives with His redemptive word in the world.
(Matthew 28:19)
Pursuit Marks
At Mt. Bethel Church, we exist to lead you to trade the pursuit of more for a life worth pursuing in Jesus Christ. But how do we know if we’re growing in that pursuit? How can we measure whether any of us are becoming more like Jesus? The answer lies in what we call our Pursuit Marks: five biblical indicators that reveal what we’re becoming as followers of Christ.
Abide in the Word (John 8:31)
Speak the Truth In Love (Ephesians 4:15)
Heal the Broken (Psalm 147:3)
Contend for the Faith (Jude 1:3)
Entrust the Faith to Others (2 Timothy 2:2)