The Abundant Heart Community Church is a very diverse, family friendly, loving, caring, warm, and spirit filled church. A church that glorifies God and edifies his people. A church where the truth is preached and taught and never compromised.
The vision of the Abundant Heart Community Church is to develop Godly leaders and followers that will establish the church as a culturally relevant power house without compromising sound doctrine or God’s infallible word.
The mission of the Abundant Heart Community Church is to transform people and communities through the preaching and teaching of God’s word.
The purpose of the Abundant Heart Community Church is to lead people into a relationship with Jesus Christ empowering them through the Holy Spirit to live an abundant life for our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.
The Abundant Heart Community Church practices the formal code of doctrine and discipline known as Systematic Theology.
Systematic Theology is a discipline which addresses theological topics one by one and attempts to summarize all the biblical teaching on each particular subject. Sometimes called constructive theology or even dogmatic theology, the goal is to present the major themes and doctrines of the Christian faith in an organized and ordered overview that remains faithful to the biblical witness.
Systematic theology integrates biblical, historical and sometimes philosophical theology into its methodology. Its main goal is to draw a clear description of what the Bible teaches about a particular doctrine. Furthermore, systematic theology not only looks to biblically construct individual doctrines of the Christian faith, but remains aware of the cause-effect relationship of each doctrine. That is, on the one hand, if one doctrine is changed, effects will take place in other areas of doctrine. On the other hand, each doctrine has implications for other doctrines. In the end, systematic theology should naturally flow into practical theology where the conclusions drawn from Scripture are made applicable to the Church.