what we believe

At Newlife, what we believe matters—because it shapes everything: how we worship, how we love, how we serve, how we hope.

These are the core truths that guide us as we follow Jesus together.


Our Core Beliefs:


  • The Bible — The Bible is God’s Word. It’s inspired, trustworthy, and the final authority for our faith, how we live, and what we hope for.
  • Trinity — There is one God, eternally existing as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. They’re equal, active, and perfectly unified.
  • Jesus — Jesus was born of a virgin, lived without sin, died on the cross, rose again, and now reigns. He’s our way to new life.
  • Holy Spirit — God’s Spirit lives in every believer, empowering, guiding, comforting, and helping us live out our faith.
  • Salvation — It’s a gift. We receive it by grace through faith in Jesus—not by what we do.
  • Water Baptism — For those who believe, following Jesus through baptism (by immersion) as He modeled.
  • Healing — Through Jesus’ life, death, and resurrection, healing (physical, spiritual, emotional) is part of what God offers.
  • Communion — A time to remember the death and resurrection of Jesus together.
  • The Church — More than a building—it’s all of us, united in Christ. Each person matters, each person belongs.
  • Heaven — Eternal life with God, where there’s no more pain, no more separation.
  • Hell — A reality, separated from God, for those who reject Him.
  • Second Coming of Jesus — Jesus will return literally — bringing resurrection to believers, judgment to others, at a time known only by God.



Why It Matters

Because life feels messy. Because hope is needed. Because knowing what we believe helps us make choices, live with purpose, love others well, and trust when hard things come. These beliefs help us know who God is, what He’s done, and what He’s calling us into.



What This Looks Like

  • We preach the Bible—not just ideas, but truths that shape how we live.
  • Our worship reflects who we believe God is.
  • We pray, evangelize, serve, care for one another—these beliefs show up in actions, not just words.
  • If you have questions or doubts, we want you to explore with us—asking, growing, sometimes wresting with God.


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