What makes a Reformed Baptist church different?

A Reformed Baptist church shares the core doctrines of the Reformation while practicing believer's baptism and affirming the 1689 Second London Baptist Confession of Faith.

Does The Grace of God Church follow Reformed theology?

Yes. The Grace of God Church is a confessional Reformed Baptist church that faithfully teaches the doctrines summarized in the 1689 Second London Baptist Confession of Faith.

What is the most important belief of a Reformed church?

The central belief of a Reformed church is that God is sovereign in salvation and that the Bible alone is the final authority for faith and practice, with Jesus Christ as the only Savior.

Can anyone attend a Reformed church?

Yes. Everyone is welcome to attend worship services, hear biblical preaching, ask questions, and learn more about the gospel of Jesus Christ.

Where does The Grace of God Church meet?

The Grace of God Church meets every Sunday at 9:00 AM at the Villaggio Real Clubhouse, Juan Nepomuceno Avenue, Villaggio Real, City of San Fernando, Pampanga.

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Q: What is a Reformed church?

A Reformed church is a Christian church that is committed to the authority of Scripture, the sovereignty of God, salvation by grace alone through faith alone in Christ alone, and worship that is guided by the Bible.

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Worship

We believe it is God’s prerogative to determine how He shall be worshipped and how He shall be represented in the world.

Christians and churches must turn to the Bible to discover what to include in worship services and how to worship God “in spirit and truth” (John 4:23).

We endeavor to maintain a God-centered focus in our services and to protect our worship from the intrusion of sensual entertainment and distractions.

Reading, preaching, and hearing the Word of God, singing Psalms, hymns, and spiritual songs, and administering baptism and communion are the scriptural elements of corporate worship.

We seek to perform these with faith, joy, and sobriety.

The Lord’s Day

Since creation, every soul’s duty has been to set apart one day of the week for undistracted worship of the Triune God (Genesis 2:1-2; Mark 2:27).

We believe that since the resurrection of Christ, this day has been established as the first day of every week, the Lord’s Day (Revelation 1:10).

It is our joy to sanctify this day to the Lord and to delight ourselves in Him on His holy day. On this day, we seek to observe a holy rest from all our works, words, and thoughts about our worldly employments and recreations (Isaiah 58:13).

We find this day to be one of liberty from temporal concerns and freedom to attend to the matters of our souls.

Chief among our delights on the Lord’s Day is the public gatherings for worship and preaching God’s Word.

Prayer

Our prayer meetings are well-attended and central to the life of our church.

We cannot imagine trying to function as a church without them.

We believe that our Lord Jesus Christ intends his people to gather frequently for corporate prayer and that participation in such meetings is normative for New Covenant children of God (1 Timothy 2:8).

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