Our objectives are the governing commitments of our church. All that we are and do is to be in alignment with, in submission to and expressive of our commitment to:

Exalt God, Edify believers, and Engage the Community...
with the truth of the Gospel of Jesus Christ.​
EXALTING GOD
Exalting the Lord should be the chief end of all that the church is and does (Ephesians 1:6,12,14).
The glory of God is displayed in His exalted Son Jesus Christ who is the foundation
and head of the church (Ephesians 3:21; Philippians 1:9-11).
God has created man to enjoy the worship of Him through Christ in all of life,
​valuing Him and His glory above all else (Matthew 22:37; 1 Corinthians 10:31).
EDIFYING THE CHURCH
The building-up and edifying of the church in the Spirit of Christ is the
inward focus of the church (Ephesians 4:13; Colossians 1:28-29).
When Jesus gave the Great Commission in Matthew 28:19-20,
He instructed His followers to make other followers of Christ
who are committed to the life of the church.

A disciple of Jesus Christ is one who follows Jesus through His teaching and His word,
having been regenerated by His Spirit, and acknowledging Him as the Master of his life.
All Christians are disciples; all are to be obedient to Christ
​in all things (Acts 11:26, cf. Acts 4:32 & 6:2;6:7, 9:26; 14:21-22).
​ENGAGING THE COMMUNITY
The church is to glorify God in its primary mandate to make disciples - to be the instrument
to bring others into a redeemed relationship with their Creator.
This mandate includes the proclamation of the Word of God and living as the
unique people of God who adorn the gospel with holy,
obedient, word-centered and loving lives.

To support this mandate, the church needs to treasure and worship God and
love one another within the church in ways that are apparent
to a watching world (cf. John 13:34-35). 

The primary means for redeeming those alienated from God is through
the proclamation of the Word of God through people who adorn the
gospel with holy, obedient lives. The Word in all its fullness is to be applied
to all areas of the believer's life, who are in contact with the world,
with the final end of pointing others to repent and
​acknowledge God and glorify Him (Matthew 5:16, 1 Peter 2:12; 3:1).