At least one person has said that the phrase "Reformed Baptist" is an oxymoron.
However, a study of the history of the church, and particularly of the history of Baptists, will reveal that this idea could not be further from the truth.
We have much in common with other traditional Reformed brethren, as well as our more contemporary Christian brethren. But we hold to some important biblical truths that much of the contemporary church has either forgotten or rejected outright.
Such important doctrines as the proper use of the Lord's Day, the abiding Christian Sabbath, the binding nature of moral Law of God for believer and unbeliever alike, biblical church government, and what constitutes God-pleasing worship are some of the things that distinguish us from many in the universal church today.
In addition to services and times, we have gathered under this tab writings and links that explain more fully what we believe.
Please browse around and take some time to learn about us.