Out of the World, into the Word

When the Spirit of God pierced the hearts of those who heard Peter’s sermon at Pentecost, they cried out, “Brothers, what shall we do?” (Acts 2:37). Their conviction led to repentance, baptism, and a radical reorientation of life. 

They were called out of the world—out of darkness, rebellion, and self-rule—into the glorious kingdom of God’s beloved Son.

But their calling did not end with separation; it began with devotion. These new believers “devoted themselves to the apostles’ teaching and the fellowship, to the breaking of bread and the prayers” (Acts 2:42). 

Having turned from the world, they were now drawn into the Word—the living truth of Christ that shaped their minds, governed their worship, and united their hearts in gospel community.

This is the heartbeat of our fellowship. We exist to call people out of the world’s empty promises and into the transforming power of God’s Word. We seek to cultivate a community marked by:

• Conviction that the Word of God is all-sufficient in matters of faith, salvation, and godliness.

• Commitment to expository preaching and Christ-centered teaching.

• Communion in prayer, worship, and the breaking of bread.

As the early church grew in the Word, the Lord added to their number daily those who were being saved (Acts 2:47). So too, we labor and pray that our lives and ministries would display the same divine pattern—a people called out of the world, living under the Word, and shining for the glory of Christ.