CHURCH SYSTEMS

OUR 26 TENETS OF FAITH
  1. Jesus Christ is the Messiah to save mankind from sin (Rom 10:9)
  2. We are only saved by grace and not by any good we did/do (Ep. 2:5, 8-9)
  3. One must turn from anything God dislikes and make up for wrongdoings where possible (Ezek. 33:14-15)
  4. Marriage for life between a man and a woman through holiness, love and forgiveness (Gen. 2:18;24; Matt. 19:9)
  5. Obedience to laws of the land (Rom. 13:1-2)
  6. The Bible – Heavenly Christ Missionary Int’l believes the Bible is God-inspired and verbally inspired. (2Tim. 3:16-17)
  1. The Trinity – Heavenly Christ Missionary Int’l  believes in the doctrine of the Trinity, that God is triune: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. (1John 5:7)
  1. The Fall of Man – Heavenly Christ Missionary Int’l believes that humans were created in the image of God, but fell from perfection through voluntary disobedience. ( Gen. 1:27, Rom. 5:12)
  1. Salvation – Heavenly Christ Missionary Int’l believes that Christ died for sinners, and that those who believe in him are pardoned. ( Eph. 2:8)
  1. Repentance – Heavenly Christ Missionary Int’l believes in repentance and acceptance. ( Rom. 10:6-10; 1John. 1:9)
  1. The New Birth – Heavenly Christ Missionary Int’l believes that conversion is a real change in the heart and life. ( 2Cor. 5:17; Gal. 2-20, John 3:3)

 

  1. Daily Christian Life – Heavenly Christ Missionary Int’l  believes that it is God’s will for Christians to grow in their faith and be sanctified daily. (2Cor. 7:1, Heb. 6:1)

13.Water Baptism & Lord’s Supper – Heavenly Christ Missionary Int’l believes that baptism by immersion is an outward sign of an inward work. ( 1Cor. 11:24-26)

  1. Baptism of the Holy Ghost. (Acts 1:5-8)
  2. The Gifts and Fruits of the Holy Spirit ( Gal. 5:22-25)
  3. Modesty or Moderation ( Col. 3:12, 13. Phil. 4:5)
  4. Divine Healing ( James 5:14-16; Mark. 16:17)
  5. Second coming of Jesus Christ ( Heb. 10:24; Acts. 16:5)
  6. Members or Church Relationship (Acts. 16:5)
  7. Civil Government – Heavenly Christ Missionary Int’l believes that civil government is divinely appointed, and that civil laws should be upheld unless they oppose the Word of God. ( Acts 4:18-20, Rom. 13:1-5)
  8. The Spirit-filled life ( Eph. 4:30-32, Gal. 5:14-16)
  9. The Final Judgement – Heavenly Christ Missionary Int’l believes that all will stand before God’s judgment seat and receive eternal life or death. ( Rev. 7:15-17; John. 14:2)
  10. Heaven – Heavenly Christ Missionary Int’l believes that Heaven is the eternal home of born-again believers. (Rev. 22:1-12; 1Cor. 2:9)
  11. Hell – Heavenly Christ Missionary Int’l believes that Hell is the place of eternal torment for those who reject Christ. (Rev. 20:10-15; Matt. 13:41-42)
  12. Evangelism – Heavenly Christ Missionary Int’l believes that soul winning is the most important responsibility of the Church. (Mark 16:15; Jam. 5:20)
  13. Tithes and Offerings – Heavenly Christ Missionary Int’l believes that tithes and free-will offerings are the method ordained by God to support and spread His cause. (1Cor. 16:1,20; Mal. 3:10)
OUR COLOR Our Color is Blue and White Biblical Perspective of Blue and White

In the Bible, colors often have symbolic meanings and significance. Here’s what blue and white typically represent:

Blue

  1. *Heavenly and divine*: Blue is often associated with heaven, the sky, and the divine. (Exodus 24:10, Ezekiel 1:26)
  2. *Faithfulness and loyalty*: Blue is also linked to faithfulness, loyalty, and trustworthiness. (Numbers 15:37-41)
  3. *Priestly garments*: In the Old Testament, blue was a prominent color in the priestly garments, symbolizing their role as mediators between God and humanity. (Exodus 28:1-5)

White

  1. *Purity and cleanliness*: White represents purity, cleanliness, and moral innocence. (Leviticus 15:13, Psalm 51:7)
  2. *Righteousness and justice*: White is also associated with righteousness, justice, and the righteousness of God. (Daniel 7:9, Revelation 3:4-5)
  3. *Victory and triumph*: In some contexts, white symbolizes victory, triumph, and celebration. (Revelation 19:8, 14)

Combined Meaning

When blue and white are combined, they may represent:

  1. *Divine righteousness*: The combination of blue (divine) and white (righteousness) may symbolize God’s righteous and just nature.
  2. *Heavenly purity*: The blend of blue (heavenly) and white (purity) could represent the purity and cleanliness of heaven.
  3. *Faithfulness and loyalty to God*: The combination of blue (faithfulness) and white (purity) may emphasize the importance of faithfulness and loyalty to God.

Keep in mind that these interpretations are based on biblical symbolism and may vary depending on the context and cultural background.

 The seven stars on our logo is a revelation received and has its scriptural referencs  which is  found in Revelation 1:16 and 1:20, and also in Revelation 2-3. Here’s what they represent:

Biblical Context

In Revelation 1:16, Jesus is described as holding seven stars in His right hand. In verse 20, Jesus explains the symbolism:

“The mystery of the seven stars which you saw in My right hand, and the seven golden lampstands: The seven stars are the angels of the seven churches, and the seven lampstands which you saw are the seven churches.”

Symbolism

The seven stars represent the seven angels or messengers of the seven churches in Asia:

  1. Ephesus (Revelation 2:1-7)
  2. Smyrna (Revelation 2:8-11)
  3. Pergamos (Revelation 2:12-17)
  4. Thyatira (Revelation 2:18-29)
  5. Sardis (Revelation 3:1-6)
  6. Philadelphia (Revelation 3:7-13)
  7. Laodicea (Revelation 3:14-22)

These angels or messengers symbolize the spiritual leaders or guardians of the churches.

Spiritual Significance

The seven stars also represent the divine guidance, protection, and empowerment that Jesus provides to His churches. Just as the stars shine brightly in the night sky, the churches are called to shine as lights in the world, reflecting the glory of God.

 In this sense, the seven stars remind us of Jesus’ promise to be with His church always, guiding and empowering them to fulfill their mission and purpose.

2025 Our Year of Occupying Territories

Here are some key missionary terms, along with explanations:

Missionary Terms
  1. Missionary: A person sent by a church or organization to spread the Gospel and establish churches in a new region or among an unreached people group.
  2. Evangelism: The act of sharing the Gospel with others, with the goal of leading them to faith in Jesus Christ.
  3. Discipleship: The process of teaching and mentoring new believers in the ways of Christ, helping them to grow in their faith and become mature disciples.
  4. Church Planting: The process of establishing a new church in a previously unreached area or among an unreached people group.
  5. Indigenous Ministry: Ministry that is led and carried out by local believers, rather than by outside missionaries.

Whatever you are led to support us in this three categories

Go, Groan, and Give

As missionaries, we are called to:

Go: To obediently follow God’s call to take the Gospel to new regions and people groups (Matthew 28:18-20).

Groan: To intercede in prayer for those who are lost and without Christ, groaning in the Spirit for their salvation (Romans 8:26-27).

Give: To sacrificially give of our resources, time, and talents to support the spread of the Gospel and the establishment of new churches (2 Corinthians 9:6-7).

By going, groaning, and giving, we can play a vital role in fulfilling the Great Commission and bringing glory to God among the nations.

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