The mission of the disciples of Christ is to go to make disciples of all nations.

The work of God in building his kingdom is through his anointed Messiah, who came and died on the cross, guaranteeing pardon for the sin which brought ruin to the kingdom and guaranteeing access to the kingdom to all who take refuge in him through faith and repentance.

Our confession of faith is intended to guard us against heresey, for the instruction of our members, and to promote unity in the body.

In areas where there is no clear teaching in Scripture, Christians have freedom to make decisions about what to do, and they should not be judged by other believers for doing so.

God has given us the tools we need to defend the Christian faith against claims that it is unreasonable.

The church is called to unity in the essentials and to diversity, not uniformity, in other areas of life.

Raymond Perron talks about his conversion, his ministry, and his time as a radio announcer.

Christ transforms our earthly labor into something of heavenly significance. We cannot earn our salvation, but we do participate in God's plan to bless others as we pursue excellence in the things He has called us to do.

In General God guides and directs his people by affording them, in answer to prayer, the light of his Holy Spirit, which enables them to understand and love the Scriptures. The Word of God is not to be used as a lottery; nor is it designed to instruct us by shreds and scraps, which detached from their proper places, have no determinative import; but it is to furnish us with just principles, right apprehensions to regulate our judgments and affections, and thereby influence and direct our conduct.

A healthy culture of discipleship in a church will enable vibrant growth and be welcoming to people at all levels of spiritual maturity.

Spiritual disciplines are those things, like prayer and Bible reading, that Christians do intentionally and consistently to grow in grace and in the understanding of God.

Jesus will return to gather his church! Ryan Brown gives an overview of the orthodox views of how things will end.

Every believer should be equipped to read the scriptures and use what they find to encourage others.

Pastor John discusses biblical principles for how believers ought to address offensive situations and also when a church should excommunicate members.

God made human sexuality and has called it good, but He has only blessed in within the context he designed it for: marriage between one man and one woman.

Biblical Stewardship is the recognition that all my possessions, talents, and time belongs to God and that I am to use what He has given me to further His kingdom.

Pastor Steve gives a survey of the different types of church government and explains why Arbor Church is a congregation led by several Elders.

Corporate worship is the context in which God's people together worship Him as one body in the way that He has prescribed.

Baptism and the Lord's Supper are two ordinances given to the Church by God.

From beginning to end, salvation is of The Lord.

The Church is the bride of Christ and it is He who protects and nourishes her.

Grace is the dominant theme in a Christian's life, but it is followed by obedience to God and good works.

Ryan Brown teaches church history with some emphasis on early creeds and councils as well as Reformation Catechisms.

Pastor John expains the necessity of repentance and faith in the life of the christian.

What is the Gospel? Pastor John summarizes the Gospel.

Christians are supposed to follow Christ, but who is he? Ryan Brown shows us the Lord as he has revealed himself to us in the Bible.