Christian Church of God
Grand Junction, CO
Statement of Beliefs
We believe in God the Father, eternally existing, Jesus Christ His Son through whom He created all things, and the Holy Spirit as the power of God.
We believe that the Holy Bible is the inspired and infallible Word of God.
We believe that the 10 commandments are in effect today as a set of instructions and God’s code of conduct.
We believe that salvation comes through grace alone and that we will be rewarded according to our works.
We believe that sin is the transgression of the law; that the penalty for sin is death; and that the penalty for sin was paid by Jesus Christ on the cross.
We believe that the Sabbath is the seventh day, from Friday sunset to Saturday sunset, appointed by God as a day of rest; and that the original apostles and the New Testament Church kept the seventh day Sabbath.
We believe that the annual holy days as described in Leviticus 23 picture the plan of God for mankind. By commemorating them we can better appreciate and understand our history and our future; and that they should be observed following the examples of the apostles and the New Testament Church.
We believe that Jesus Christ suffered and died on the cross for our sins, then rose from His earthly tomb after 3 days and 3 nights and now sits at the right hand of God.
We believe in baptism by immersion following repentance of sins and the receipt of the Holy Spirit by the laying on of hands.
We believe in 3 resurrections: the righteous to everlasting life; the uncalled to a resurrection of physical life (following the Millennium); and the incorrigibly wicked to everlasting death in the lake of fire.
We believe in the pre-millennium, post wrath, return of Jesus Christ. That He will set up His kingdom and that the saints will reign with Him for 1,000 years. We believe that Christ will return to establish His Kingdom following the Great Tribulation.
We believe in the Biblical dietary laws regarding clean and unclean meats; that these laws were given for our health.
We believe in giving of tithes and free will offerings.