What We Believe

The beliefs
that move us.

Freeway is part of the Assemblies of God. These four core doctrines shape how we preach, pray, and live.

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01

Salvation

Rescued by grace, through faith.

We believe every person is made for God and separated from him by sin — and that rescue is real. Salvation comes through repentance toward God and faith in Jesus Christ, whose death and resurrection cover what we could never fix. It is not earned. It is received.

Scripture

  • Romans 10:9–10
  • Ephesians 2:8–9
  • Titus 2:11
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02

Baptism in the Holy Spirit

God with you, God through you.

We believe the baptism in the Holy Spirit is a distinct experience following salvation, given to empower believers for witness and service. It is the same Spirit poured out at Pentecost, still at work today — filling, gifting, and sending the church into the world.

Scripture

  • Acts 1:8
  • Acts 2:4
  • Acts 2:38–39
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03

Divine Healing

The cross covers more than you think.

We believe divine healing is integral to the gospel. Jesus carried our sickness as well as our sin, and deliverance from both is made possible through his atonement. We pray for healing in confidence — and we trust God's heart even when the answer takes longer than we hoped.

Scripture

  • Isaiah 53:4–5
  • Matthew 8:16–17
  • James 5:14–16
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04

The Second Coming of Christ

He is coming back. This is not the end.

We believe Jesus is returning — personally, visibly, gloriously. The blessed hope of the church is that Christ will come again to gather his people, judge in righteousness, and reign in a kingdom that has no end. This hope shapes how we live right now.

Scripture

  • 1 Thessalonians 4:16–17
  • Titus 2:13
  • Revelation 22:12

The Fuller Picture

Four core doctrines.
Sixteen fundamental truths.

These four — salvation, Spirit baptism, divine healing, and Christ's return — are the ones the Assemblies of God calls "core" because of the role they play in reaching the lost and building the church. They sit inside a broader Statement of Fundamental Truths shared by AG churches worldwide.

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Have Questions?

Unity over
uniformity.

Christians disagree about plenty of things. What holds us together is Jesus — his life, his death, his resurrection, his return. If any of this is new, unclear, or stirring something, we'd love to talk it through. No pressure, no performance.