Plymouth Haven Baptist Church

Core Truth: Maximizing our potential of usefulness to Christ and His kingdom while we are here on earth requires that regardless of the obstacles or circumstances we may face, we must continue to press forward and press on in our Christian walk until the day He calls us home to Himself and we get to hear those wonderful words ‘Well done, good and faithful servant! Now enter into the joys of your Lord.’

Core Truth: We, Christians, have often been accuse of being so ‘heavenly minded that we’re of no earthly good.’ However, I do believe it can be empirically proven that throughout history quite the opposite is true… that the people who have made the most significant impact in this world are those who have been the most preoccupied with the one that is to come… and who would have understood quite clearly what the late Missionary Jim Elliot meant when he said: “He is no fool who gives what he cannot keep to gain what he cannot lose.”

Core Truth: While at the very moment of our New Birth we are given the mind of Christ, it is only through the lifelong process of ‘renewing our minds’ that we can begin to understand what that means and how it alone is the key to living a truly God-pleasing and God-honoring life.

Core Truth: God wants us to know His will – not for His benefit, but for ours, in order that we may maximize the joys and fruitfulness of our lives both here and for all eternity!

Core Truth: God’s eternal and inexorable plan has ever been that all things (everything and everyone!) shall be brought under the Lordship of His Son; the only question that remains is whether it will be achieved willingly or by the might of His authority and power.

Core Truth: Loving God with all our strength means loving Him with all our capacities – our physical energy and strength, our thoughts and emotions, our abilities and talents, and our time and material resources.

Core Truth: Our decisions determine our destiny.

Core Truth: “God has a plan for the life of every believer and he wants us to learn it and live it.”