We seek to restore the New Testament Church.
  We attempt to do our best to make our structure, ministry activities (Acts 2: 42), ministry methods (Acts 2: 46-47), and leadership style (Matthew 20: 26-27) as close to the New Testament as possible.
   
We make the salvation of unbelievers, not church growth, as our priority.
  It is because we believe God wants everyone to be saved (1 Timothy 2: 4).
   
We consider saving unbelievers and making them disciples as the purpose of the
  church’s existence.
  This is the reason why Jesus established His church in the world (Matthew 28: 19-20).
   
We prefer as our discipleship method.
  cultivating the spiritual strength of people over the passing on of biblical information, on the job training over classroom education, and modeling through life over teaching through words. It is because we believe that Jesus made His disciples this way (Mark 3: 14-15).
   
We help pastors and lay members regain their rightful and respective roles and ministries in a local church.
  Pastors are responsible for and must be focused on equipping God’s people for the works of service (Ephesians 4: 11-12a), praying and proclaiming God’s Word (Acts 6: 2-4) and providing leadership for God’s church (Acts 20: 28). Lay members are responsible for shepherding and building up God’s church (Ephesians 4: 12b).
   
We are not cell groups or small groups. We pursue after establishing a biblical New Testament church.
  In order to help house church become a basic New Testament community, we are committed to the following:
a. We meet every week (Acts 20: 7).
b. Men and women meet together (Romans 16: 3-5).
c. Believers and unbelievers meet together (1Corinthians 14: 23-25).
   
7. We respect each local church’s autonomy and uniqueness as to to baptism,
  The Lord’s Supper, and preaching, based on the head pastor’s theological and denominational background and conviction.