Free Methodist Church Beliefs
In doctrine, Free Methodist's beliefs are the standard beliefs of evangelical,
Arminian Protestantism, with distinctive emphasis on the scriptural teaching of entire
sanctification, both in the inward consciousness of the believer and in his outward life.
- Believe in the Holy Trinity
Father - Son - Holy Spirit
- Believe in the Scriptures
The Bible is God's Word uniquely inspired by the Holy Spirit, it bears unerring witness to Jesus Christ, the Living Word
- Believe the Bible has authority over all human life
The truth about God, His creation, His peopel His one and only Son, and the destiny of humankind. It teaches the way of salvation and the life of faith through Jesus Christ
- Believe that Salvation is in Christ alone
Christ offered once and for all the one perfect sacrifice for othe sins of the whole world. No other satisfaction for sin is necessary; none other can atone
- Believe that Sanctification is the work of the Holy Spirit
Sanctification is the Work of the Holy Spirit subsequent to salvation by which the fully consecrated believer,upon exercise of faith in the atoning blood of Christ, are cleansed in that moment from all inward sin and empowered for service.
