We're a non-denominational Church that is part of the apostolic church network, Gospel Mission Network (GMN), rooted in the principles and traditions of Christ & His Apostles found in the Early Church.

We're called to fulfill the Great Commission by making disciples passionate for Jesus, planting churches that meet in homes, & entrusting leaders to lead God's work.

We desire to see the life of the first-century Church lived out by multiplying churches that meet in homes during the week &  gather on Sunday for corporate worship, prayer, & teaching.

The Church is not an organization, club, or corporation. It's the family of God upon the earth. It's where God's children live, learn, & lead in God's household, the pillar & ground of truth (1 Timothy 3:14-15). We believe strong churches are made of strong families, & that's why focus on developing solid households for Christ.

God desires for His children to serve Him in ministry. (see Ephesians 4:11-13). It's therefore, necessary for leaders to function as apostles, prophets, evangelists, shepherds, & teachers. These "equippers" enable churches to not only be balanced, but to be effective for the work of the Great Commission.

Focusing on missions means more than reaching people with the Good News of Jesus Christ. It means seeing the Kingdom of God fill all things (see Ephesians 4:10). We desire to see heaven's love, grace, truth, & government fill our culture and transform our cities! 

Jesus desires people to become passionate disciples. A disciple learns Jesus' teachings, follows His instruction, and leads others to do the same.

Though we respect & work with churches of other traditions, we believe the structure set forth by the early apostles was network-based. The apostle Paul planted churches & networked them for Christ's work and glory.  Abundant Grace belongs to the Gospel Mission Network & Christ Covenant Coalition, presided by Joseph Mattera, who provides spiritual accountability, love and support.

God is supernatural and too big to fit man-made boxes. God is spirit and we should worship Him in spirit and in truth. (John 4:24). God is also the same yesterday, today, and forever (Hebrews 13:8), and this means He still heals and performs the signs and wonders that confirm His Word, as seen in Mark 16:20.