What We Believe
As a Southern Baptist Church, the Baptist Faith and Message 2000 stands as our corporate doctrinal statement.
The elders of Harbins are also in doctrinal alignment with the 1689 Baptist Confession of Faith as reflected in our Elder Affirmation of Faith. We firmly stand on the Five Solas of the Protestant Reformation.
The elders of Harbins are also in doctrinal alignment with the 1689 Baptist Confession of Faith as reflected in our Elder Affirmation of Faith. We firmly stand on the Five Solas of the Protestant Reformation.
The Sufficiency of Scripture
We believe that God has given us everything that we need to know and glorify Him in the Bible. At Harbins, we submit everything we do to the authority of God's Word.
The Supremacy of the Gospel
We believe that God has written the entirety of history with the gospel at the center. If all of history has Jesus' life, death, and resurrection at the center, so should God's church.
The Priority of Preaching
We believe that God still speaks today. Every time the church gathers and God's Word is preached, God speaks. God builds His Church through the preaching of His Word.
The Necessity of Discipleship
God gave the church one mission—to make disciples. The Christian life is not meant to be lived alone. Discipleship is necessary for healthy growth in the Christian life.
The Solemnity of the Family
The family is the first institution in the world and the bedrock of civilization. The family is vital for the local church and the goal of reaching every generation with the gospel.
The Gravity of Missions
The Church is composed of a people from every tribe, tongue, and nation. We must go forth into all the earth, preaching the good news of the gospel to all nations and calling everyone, everywhere to repentance & faith in Christ.