Home
1775 West Broad Street | Columbus, Ohio 43223 | (614) 279 - 0008    
About Friendship
Mission
Church History
Our Pastor
Church Bulletin
Church Staff
Contact Information
Newsletter
Upcoming Events
A Message From The Pastor

What We Believe
What We Believe
The Church
Church Covenant

Ministries
Church
Outreach
Educational
Music
Missionary
Fellowships
Service
Photos

Log In
Username

Password

Remember Me



Search Web Pages




What We Believe
  1. We believe the Bible is God's Word. It is the final authority for faith and practice. It is written by divine inspiration and it is correct. (II Timothy 3:16-17; II Peter 1:21)

  2. We believe that salvation is wholly of grace apart from any meritorious work on the part of man. (Ephesians 2:8-10)

  3. We believe in one God who is an infinite and intelligent Spirit who is worthy of all possible honor and love. There are three persons in the unity of the Godhead - the Father, the Son and the Holy Ghost, equal in every divine perfection, but executing distinct but harmonious office in the great work of redemption. (John 1:1-2; John 14:7-10; Acts 5:3-4)

  4. We believe that regeneration is an act of God by which the governing disposition of the soul is made Holy. (John 1:3-7)

  5. We believe justification frees man from the guilt of sin. (Romans 5:10)

  6. We believe sanctification is a process by which we are made partakers of God's holiness. We are set apart: A. In position, we are sanctified when we believe. (Philippians 1) B. In experience, we are sanctified through the Word. (John 17:17). C. In consummation, our complete santification awaits the coming of the Lord. (I John 3:2)

  7. We believe in the pretribulation return of Christ for his church. (I Thessalonians 4:13-18)

  8. We believe in the Holy Spirit as God's gift to the church and accept His manifestation as operating within the body today. (John 14:16,26; Acts 2:1-4)

  9. We believe in the deity of Christ. (John 1:1-2, 10:30, 14:7-11)

  10. We believe in two spiritual ordinances: A. Water baptism is the voluntary immersion of a believer in water symbolizing what Christ has done for us through his death, burial and resurrection. (Romans 6:4) B. The Lord's Supper symbolizes the Lord's death and suffering. (1 Corinthians 11:23-26)


 Printable Version