2. Man has fallen from fellowship and communion with God due to sin and rebellion, and is incapable of restoring that fellowship through his own works because of his total depravity and separation from God.

3. Jesus Christ is the incarnate Son of God, and was sent by God to destroy the works of the devil and redeem mankind from sin and its effects. He was born of a virgin, lived a sinless life, was crucified, died, and was buried. He rose from the dead bodily and ascended into heaven. His death was the substitutionary punishment for man’s sin and His blood is the only means of purification from sin. As both God and man He is the only mediator between God and men and the only Savior of the world; He will return to earth to judge all men.

4. God commands all men everywhere to repent, believe in the Lord Jesus and be baptized for the remission of their sins.

5. Man is saved by grace through faith in Jesus Christ and in His gospel only. All men will be resurrected to judgment by God. Those who are lost will pay the penalty of eternal damnation, and those who are saved will be rewarded with eternal life and joy in God’s presence.

6. God has sent the Holy Spirit to dwell in men, to renew and regenerate men, and to guide them into all the truth.

7. The Bible is the inspired, inerrant Word of God and is therefore our authority for faith and action. Studying and meditating on the Scriptures is valuable for learning the truth, correcting wrong thinking and actions, and training in godliness and righteous living.

8. Jesus Christ is the Lord and only sovereign of our lives, so we must honor, worship, and obey Him, and do all that He has commanded to accomplish His purposes and establish His kingdom on the earth.

9. Children are a heritage and gift from the Lord to their parents. Parents, and most especially the father, therefore are the authority and responsible parties in the training, discipline, admonition, and care of their children. We believe the school is called by God to assist the parents and minister to the children so that youth may take their place in the family, church, and society as God has intended.