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We believe in one God, Jehovah, the Creator and Sustainer of all things. He is eternally existent in three persons: the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.
We believe that Jesus Christ is the Son of God, who was born of a virgin, lived a sinless life, bore our sins on the cross, rose from the dead on the third day, and ascended into heaven.
We believe that the Holy Spirit is God, who convicts us of sin, regenerates us, and empowers us to live for Christ.
We believe that the Bible is the inspired Word of God, and that it is the supreme authority for our faith and practice. We believe that salvation is by grace through faith in Jesus Christ, apart from works of the law.
This faith is summarized by the Westminster Confession of Faith, which reflects the beliefs of the historic church. It is the most accurate summary of what we believe about God, Jesus Christ, the Holy Spirit, the Bible, salvation, the church, and the last things. Holding God's truths is essential to the Christian faith, and we are committed to living them out in our lives.
We believe that the church is the body of Christ, and that it is called to worship God, to proclaim the gospel, and to serve God in the world.
We believe in the bodily resurrection of the dead, the eternal life of the saved, and the eternal punishment of the lost. We commit ourselves to following Jesus Christ, and to living for his glory.
We believe in building up believers and their covenant children in Christ. We are here to make disciples who live a life of faith and worship, even at home.
At our core, we believe God speaks to His people today through Word, Sacrament, and Prayer. These three bless the weekly communion of saints, and together we call these God's ordinary means of grace.
These three ordinary means are foundational aspects of worship and the Christian life. They serve to communicate God's grace, allowing beli
At our core, we believe God speaks to His people today through Word, Sacrament, and Prayer. These three bless the weekly communion of saints, and together we call these God's ordinary means of grace.
These three ordinary means are foundational aspects of worship and the Christian life. They serve to communicate God's grace, allowing believers to experience the fullness of His presence, receive spiritual nourishment, and deepen their faith in Christ.
Worship at Reformation Church is less entertainment and more a collective conversation with God, a weekly engagement with God's presence in Word, Sacrament and Prayer.
Inspired by the unwavering commitment of the Reformers, such as Martin Luther and John Calvin, Reformation Presbyterian stands firm in upholding the doctrine of the authority of Scripture. This timeless doctrine has faced challenges, yet remains the cornerstone of our faith. Our mission is to align the church with God's Word, as we nurt
Inspired by the unwavering commitment of the Reformers, such as Martin Luther and John Calvin, Reformation Presbyterian stands firm in upholding the doctrine of the authority of Scripture. This timeless doctrine has faced challenges, yet remains the cornerstone of our faith. Our mission is to align the church with God's Word, as we nurture a covenant community deeply dedicated to God's Word.
At Reformation Church, the supremacy, sufficiency, infallibility, and necessity of Scripture guide our every step. We firmly believe that without the unchanging foundation of God's Word, meaningful reform in our churches and lives would be absent. On this basis our pulpit echoes with the proclamation of the Scriptures alone, the ultimate guide for our faith.
At Reformation Church the Word of God reigns supreme. We draw inspiration from the Reformation's legacy, understanding that a steadfast commitment to Scripture is not just a historical tribute, but returning to God's Word has always been God's plan.
Join us as we walk in a brotherly, covenant community washed by the waters of the Word. Jesus Christ.
In a landscape where many church leaders profess belief in the Bible while constructing their own, private interpretations, believers find themselves inundated with superficial messages that lack the profound truths of the gospel. However, as a confessional church, we boldly place the foundational principles of Reformed faith front and c
In a landscape where many church leaders profess belief in the Bible while constructing their own, private interpretations, believers find themselves inundated with superficial messages that lack the profound truths of the gospel. However, as a confessional church, we boldly place the foundational principles of Reformed faith front and center. Anchored in the regula fidei, or rule of faith, we are resolute in our commitment to biblical doctrines that guide our understanding of God's truth.
The structure of sound doctrine acts as a firm foundation for our church, offering a secure footing and paving the path to salvation through grace alone. By upholding these biblical teachings, we erect barriers against doctrinal deviations. For instance, the contemporary notion that perverse human sexuality is inherent in God's design stands in stark contrast to our scripturally grounded beliefs. Rather than embracing the liberal social gospel of accepting immorality, our congregation stands firmly on the doctrines of the Bible. And, we refuse to call good evil and evil good.
The elders of Reformation Presbyterian subscribe to the Westminster Confession of Faith as the standard for doctrinal clarity in the reformation of Christ's church. Subscription means marked by wholehearted dedication, without any exceptions or reservations. These convictions include six-day creation and double imputation.
In embracing the tenets of the Reformed faith, we are anchored and not swayed by societal currents or theological trends. By anchoring ourselves in the rich legacy of historic Christianity, we offer a beacon of stability and spiritual rest in a world often adrift in confusion.
Regarding COVID-19, pandemic hysteria, and the measures taken by civil authorities to limit public gatherings, it is Reformation Church's position that no human tradition or law can override the clear Scriptural mandates regarding the worship of God. At Reformation Church, we stand as a sanctuary for those who yearn to worship God in a m
Regarding COVID-19, pandemic hysteria, and the measures taken by civil authorities to limit public gatherings, it is Reformation Church's position that no human tradition or law can override the clear Scriptural mandates regarding the worship of God. At Reformation Church, we stand as a sanctuary for those who yearn to worship God in a manner that is both genuine and faithful.
We firmly hold that the commands of Scripture to worship God are paramount and must not be eclipsed by any ordinary regulations. We affirm that Reformation Church is a haven where worship is cherished in both spirit and truth. In accordance with the Scriptural directive, the people of God must have the liberty to worship as guided by the Word.
It is our steadfast belief that no decree to cease worshiping can be binding upon the church. The faithful congregants of Reformation Church are resolved to gather for worship each Lord's Day, following the timeless pattern set forth in Scripture.
As the landscape of the world changes, our commitment to honoring God through worship remains the same. We invite you to join us in the solemn joy of worshiping the Almighty. If you require special accommodations regarding your health, please feel free to contact the pastor.
Pastor Lucas Baumbach, with degrees from Greenville Presbyterian Seminary and Cornell University, is deeply devoted to Scripture. Lucas is the blessed husband of Elysse, and father to their four, energetic children. Well known for his hospitality and principles, Pastor Lucas's passion is the call of Jesus to "feed my sheep." His teaching always reveals how God is speaking to the person in the pew.
Steve Streicher is part of our church planting team. Steve met Karen a few years back in the Philadelphia suburbs of New Jersey. They have worshipped in Presbyterian, Sovereign Grace, and Calvary Chapel churches.
Steve and Karen are big fans of White Horse Inn Podcast and Ligonier Ministries. Steve is a graphic design professional, whose portfolio includes most of the Arizona Ice tea designs.
David Barrett has been ministering in the Treasure Valley since the 1980s, and has served in a variety of capacities, including radio program host, regional homeschool facilitator, teaching elder, track coach, and conference organizer.
David is a gifted teacher, and his radio program, "Biblical Life Perspective," was a popular source of Christian teaching and inspiration for many years.
Steve Neasham is also serving our church start-up as provisional oversight.
Steve loves the Lord and he is a warm and wise mentor. We are so thankful that he agreed to serve us on a provisional basis. His gentle and patient approach to church leadership is a model for us all.
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