Doctrinal Foundations
The framework behind the platform (the seven canonical threads that hold Scripture together) and the ten doctrinal positions that follow from a consistent, literal-historical-grammatical reading of the text. Every position is openly stated, sourced, and meant to be tested against the biblical text.
Provisionism
God desires the salvation of every person equally, antecedent to faith, and means it. The plain reading of Ezekiel 33:11, 1 Timothy 2:4, 2 Peter 3:9, and Matthew 23:37.
Free Will
Faith is a genuine human response to a genuine offer. Grace enables; it does not coerce. The dignity of the real response.
Corporate Election
Election in Scripture is corporate before it is individual: three elect bodies, Israel, the elect angels, and the Church-in-Christ.
Union with Christ
Every blessing the believer has, he has in Christ. Chosen in Him, sealed in Him, hidden in Him, revealed with Him.
Royal Trajectory
One royal line from the seed of the woman to the throne in Jerusalem. The promised King will reign.
Dispensationalism
Scripture unfolds through distinct administrations: each on its own terms, each with its own covenant logic.
Pre-Tribulation Rapture
The Church is not appointed to wrath. She is removed (harpazō) before the 70th Week of Daniel, the Tribulation that belongs to Israel.
Young Earth Creationism
Six literal days, a historical Adam, a global Flood, and approximately 6,000 years of biblical chronology: the foundation that the gospel rests on.
Eternal Security
The genuinely saved are permanently sealed by the Holy Spirit until the day of redemption: secured not by their performance but by the Sealer.
Universal Atonement
Christ's atoning work was genuinely made for every person. 1 John 2:2's whole world is the whole world. The provision is universal; the application is through genuine faith.