Mission & Beliefs

Mission of Bethel Revival Center

To provide a house of worship and prayer in which all peoples are loved and welcome, and from which to propagate the gospel of Jesus Christ.

Bethel Revival Center’s Statement of Purpose

In fulfilling the above mission, it is our intent to honor Christ as the head of the church, by following His commands, instructions, and direction, both in the church and in our daily lives. We will not promote the church through fleshly means but according to the biblical pattern.

We will strive to keep a reverent and holy atmosphere in the church, promoting God’s holiness by the things that are taught and by our example. We intend always to glorify God for the things He accomplishes in our midst and never to take credit for any of it.

We stand firm upon these basic fundamentals as indisputable truths of the faith:

• The inerrancy of the Holy Bible, the Word of God.
• The existence of the one true God manifest in three persons: The Father, The Son, and The Holy Spirit.
• The common salvation, provided through Christ’s finished work on the cross, is available to all individuals and obtained only through personal faith in God’s only begotten son, Jesus Christ.
• The Person and Work of Christ, as described in seven fundamental truths. These truths are Christ’s:
  • Deity
  • Eternal pre-existence (He has always existed as God the Son)
  • Virgin birth
  • Sinless life and nature
  • Complete atonement for sin (The work He accomplished when He shed His blood on the cross was sufficient to atone for all sin and provided the only means for the justification, sanctification and eventual glorification of the believer).
  • Bodily resurrection
  • Physical second coming at the end of the age to establish his millennial reign upon the earth.

• All new believers are commanded to follow Christ into water baptism by immersion, as an act of faith and obedience, and as a public declaration of one’s decision to live for Christ.
• The Baptism of the Holy Spirit is a distinct experience after salvation. It empowers us for victorious Christian living and  effective service, and is available to, and should be desired by, all believers.
• Christians can and must live holy lives by the power of the Holy Spirit, following Christ as our example.
• The nine Gifts of the Spirit mentioned in 1 Corinthians 12 are available to, and should function in, the church of Jesus Christ in our modern day.