Doctrinal statement
Evangelical
We see ourselves as evangelical Christians, who have very high respect of the Bible. The Bible, the Word of God, is the highest authority in our lives. Much of the teachings originate from American and British pastors and scholars, who are passionate about Bible expository in a verse-by-verse manner. We feel attracted by the solid theology of the Calvary Chapel movement, although we are not part of any denomination. We teach the truth of the triune God in God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit.
Different theological positions
We have high respect of our Baptist and Pentecostal brothers and sisters. We have less in common with the Calvinist branches; we don't endorse infant baptism, predestination and election. We believe that God loves every human to the point of redemption and everlasting salvation, nobody excluded (2 Peter 3:9). It's everyone's own free will and rightful decision to receive Christ or deny Him.
Eschatology
We believe in the two distinct redemption plans of God for the salvation of the Jews and the Gentiles. Therefore, we teach the prophetic Word and God's prophetic plans for Israel. We have taken the eschatological position of dispensational pretribulationism.
Priorities
Priority for our school is to produce fishers of men. As soon as we see movements coming into our environment (heresies and non-essentials) that are different from the purpose, we must be alarmed. For us the purpose of the school (the essentials) should be:
We see ourselves as evangelical Christians, who have very high respect of the Bible. The Bible, the Word of God, is the highest authority in our lives. Much of the teachings originate from American and British pastors and scholars, who are passionate about Bible expository in a verse-by-verse manner. We feel attracted by the solid theology of the Calvary Chapel movement, although we are not part of any denomination. We teach the truth of the triune God in God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit.
Different theological positions
We have high respect of our Baptist and Pentecostal brothers and sisters. We have less in common with the Calvinist branches; we don't endorse infant baptism, predestination and election. We believe that God loves every human to the point of redemption and everlasting salvation, nobody excluded (2 Peter 3:9). It's everyone's own free will and rightful decision to receive Christ or deny Him.
Eschatology
We believe in the two distinct redemption plans of God for the salvation of the Jews and the Gentiles. Therefore, we teach the prophetic Word and God's prophetic plans for Israel. We have taken the eschatological position of dispensational pretribulationism.
Priorities
Priority for our school is to produce fishers of men. As soon as we see movements coming into our environment (heresies and non-essentials) that are different from the purpose, we must be alarmed. For us the purpose of the school (the essentials) should be:
- Glorify God (Ephesians 3:21)
- Edify the saints (Ephesians 4:11-16)
- Fulfil the Great Commission (Matthew 28:18-20), which is not redeeming society, but redeeming individual sinners.