Horizon Church

To be “reformed” basically means to hold God’s Word, the Bible, as the final authority for our beliefs and practices. When it comes to our salvation, how we worship and serve God, do church, and live out our Christianity, we strive to do so by placing ourselves under the authority of the Scriptures (alone), living by faith (alone) in Christ (alone), relying on God’s grace (alone), for God’s glory (alone).

Reformed churches have historically held to confessions of faith that give expression to their convictions about what the Bibles teaches. Our confession of faith as a church generally aligns with and substantially draws from the 1689 Baptist Confession of Faith, which largely agrees with the Westminster Confession of faith. We also align with the orthodox creeds of Christianity, including the Apostles Creed, the Nicene Creed, and the Athanasian Creed.