At the heart of our church is the belief that Jesus Christ is not only the Savior of the world but also God Himself—truly God and truly human. As the eternal Son of God, Jesus reveals to us who God is and what He is like. Christ is the source of true life, hope, and restoration.

The Bible tells us that all humanity has sinned, rejecting God’s authority and breaking His commands. This sin has separated us from God, leaving us under His just judgment and helpless to save ourselves. We cannot earn our way back to God or fix the brokenness in our lives or the world. Without a Savior, we face the rightful and eternal punishment for our sins.

But God, in His great love, sent Jesus to rescue his people. Jesus lived the perfect life we could not, fully obeying God’s law in every thought, word, and action. On the cross, He took the punishment we deserve, dying in the place of his people as a sacrifice for sin. His resurrection three days later proved His victory over sin, death, and Satan, and guarantees eternal life to all who trust in Him.

The gospel—the good news that Jesus lived, died, and rose again—is the power of God to save sinners. It transforms lives, mends brokenness, and gives us a sure hope for the future. The gospel motivate and fuels our obedience to God enabling us to obey his good laws from the heart. And this story isn’t finished: Jesus will one day return to fully restore all things, bringing an end to sin and suffering and making everything new.

This is why Jesus is central to everything we believe and do. He is the only one who can rescue us, reconcile us to God, and give us eternal hope.

We are convinced that Jesus is worth investigating because He answers life’s deepest questions: Who are we? Why are we here? What’s wrong with the world, and how can it be made right? More than that, Jesus offers something no one else can: forgiveness of sins, peace with God, and a new life that begins now and lasts forever.

Our church exists to help people encounter this life-changing Savior and live in the joy and freedom of knowing Him. Whether you are curious, skeptical, or seeking, we invite you to explore who Jesus is and why He is central to everything we believe.

You could explore who Jesus is by:

• Coming along to one of our Christ-centred Sunday worship services.
• Reading the Gospel of John, a biography of the life of Jesus.
• Meeting up with a few of our members to chat in person.
• Listening to these talks from Tim Keller about Christianity.