We are a One New Man (Ephesians 2:11-22) assembly of Jewish and Gentile followers of Yeshua/Jesus, God come in the flesh, seeking to follow Him passionately, acknowledging Him as our God, Lord, Redeemer, King, and Teacher/Rabbi. 

1. Our starting point is the Word of God. All of our beliefs and praxis derive from in-depth Bible study and teaching based on original language (Hebrew and Greek) and context analyses, affirmed by historic Apostolic orthodox creedal confessions.

2. We study and teach the whole Bible, from Genesis to Revelation, as was the custom of the Apostles and the early Jesus-followers, connecting the dots between the older and newer testaments, fully embracing the often-ignored Hebraic foundations of the faith (à la Romans 11:17-24).

3. Through strong and rigorous faith-life disciplines (i.e., praxis of daily rituals and practices), rooted in Biblical principles, we seek to develop disciplined (growing in holiness - overcoming sin habits and addictions) and missional (equipped to share the Good News of the Kingdom) disciples.

We strive to live in authentic community, loving God and our fellow man, following in the footsteps of the joy-, power-, shalom- and Spirit-filled faith communities of the early Jesus-followers, as recorded in Acts 2:42-47, 4:32-35.

We do this in many ways, one of which is to always have a meal together after our worship service, when we get to do intentional “one-anothering.” We stay connected with each other throughout the week, and not just one day during the week. We hangout for fun activities outside of the “official” assembly day; for example, the brothers hangout once a week for an outdoor exercise-fellowship. These are some of the many ways we foster meaningful and practical community life.