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Boulevard Church believes...

 

·        The Bible - a totally reliable guide

We believe the Bible is the divinely inspired Word of God and serves as the final authority on what we believe and how we live. It is our guide to understanding God and the meaning of life.

 

·        Sin - our greatest problem

We believe that every person has worth as a creation of God, but that all have sinned and separated themselves from fellowship with God.

 

·        Jesus Christ - our only mediator

We believe that God sent Jesus, His only Son, to earth to restore our relationship with Him.  We believe that Jesus lived a perfect life, died on the cross for our sins and rose from the dead and that Jesus will return someday for His people.

 

·        Salvation - an undeserved gift

We believe that forgiveness of sin, a restored fellowship with God and the promise of eternal life are available to every person who trusts in Christ as Savior and Lord. 

 

·        Obedience - a humble response

We believe that Jesus requires those trusting Him should turn from a life of sin, confess their faith in Christ and be baptized into Him through the biblical pattern of immersion, to identify us with His death, burial and resurrection.

 

·        Baptism – a response to Jesus Christ

We believe baptism is an outward symbol that a person has entered into a relationship with Jesus Christ. At Boulevard Church of Christ we immerse because we believe Scripture shows that Jesus modeled it for us as the method for publicly acknowledging faith in Him.

 

·        The Holy Spirit – an unseen power

We believe the Holy Spirit dwells in the life of every Christian to provide understanding of spiritual truths, strength for living, and empowerment to uniquely serve.

 

·        The Church – a spiritual family

We believe the church is God’s family on earth to spread the good news of abundant life, both now and for eternity.

 

·        Communion – the Lord’s Supper

We invite followers of Jesus to participate in Communion (Lord’s Supper) each Sunday morning. This central element of our worship is both a celebration of our salvation and a remembrance of the Lord’s sacrifice that secured it.