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What We Believe

In order to explain what we believe, we should first define the "Apostolic" concept:

What Does Apostolic Mean?

ap·os·tol·ic (adjective) Of, relating to, or derived from the teaching or practices of the twelve Apostles. (Source: WordNet ® 2.0, © 2003 Princeton University)

The Apostles

Jesus came to Earth so that people could have a "saving" relationship with God. In order to accomplish that purpose, He chose 12 ordinary men and taught them the ways of Truth, Salvation, and Godly living. He commissioned these 12 "Apostles" to practice (and teach others to practice) the things He taught them. It is important to realize that the Apostles heard the message of Truth straight from the mouth of Jesus, and Jesus commissioned them to begin His Church.

The Apostolic Church

 

  

 

On the day of Pentecost (an annual Jewish feast), the Apostles, along with more than 100 believers, received the Baptism of the Holy Spirit (see Acts chapter2). This began the New Testament Church. The Apostles were careful to teach people the ways of Truth, Salvation, and Godly living exactly as they were taught from the Lord Himself.

The Church Today

The same message of Truth, Salvation, and Godly living that Jesus gave to His Apostles is being taught today at New Life Apostolic Assembly:

  • We teach the same Salvation message that the Apostles taught.
  • We baptize the way the Apostles baptized.
  • We worship God the way the Apostles worshipped Him.
  • AND WE EXPERIENCE THE SAME SIGNS AND MIRACLES THE APOSTLES EXPERIENCED!

We invite you to share with us in the Apostolic Pentecostal Experience!

For More Information On What We Believe...

For more information on what we believe, please visit out online Bible tract page.

 
 

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