Christian Doctrines

Predestination in the Bible means God, in His sovereignty, chose believers in Christ for salvation, purpose, and eternal life.

The Bible teaches that Hell exists as a place of judgment, reserved for those who reject God’s grace and salvation in Christ.

God’s omniscience means He knows everything—your thoughts, pain, and hopes—bringing deep comfort, conviction, and assurance that you are fully seen.

Sola Fide teaches we’re made right with God by faith alone—not by earning His love, but receiving it freely, fully, forever.

Divine providence assures us that God lovingly rules all things—even pain—guiding life with purpose, power, and unshakable goodness.

The Rosary is a sacred rhythm of prayer—drawing hearts to Christ through Mary, offering peace, focus, and spiritual strength.

God’s immutability means He never changes—and this truth anchors our faith, strengthens our trust, and brings peace in a shifting world.

Baptism symbolizes the washing away of sins, a new life in Christ, and obedience to God’s plan of salvation.

The Holy Spirit is God’s presence with us—our Comforter, Guide, and source of truth, power, and spiritual renewal.

To the Reformers, right doctrine meant freedom and life—they risked all to defend the gospel, a passion still vital for us today.