Jesus calls us out of a life turned inward on ourselves and transforms us into people who pour ourselves out in self-giving love, joining him in acts of service, compassion, and reconciliation in our neighborhoods, our nation, and to the ends of the earth.
What We Value: “Mutuality in Worship & Life”
Real discipleship happens when every believer is both a giver and receiver of ministry–building one another up in love and practicing mutual edification in worship. We trust in the work of the Holy Spirit and the leaders that Jesus has gifted to the church to equip every saint for this work of ministry.
What We Value: “Hospitality and Vulnerability”
We value the power of opening our lives to one another through a spirit of both hospitality and vulnerability.
What We Value: “The Table and True Fellowship”
We value the Lord’s Supper not only as a reminder of the reconciliation with God that Jesus secured for us through his death, but also as a call to extend friendship, forgiveness, and welcome to one another as brothers and sisters in God’s family.
What We Value: “Scripture as Foundational Authority”
We value Scripture as the ultimate authority for our lives, trusting that only by applying God’s wisdom and truth to every part of life can we experience the abundant living that Jesus promises.
What We Value: “Christ-Centered Formation”
At ICC we value the inner transformation of our hearts through the work of the Spirit and the practice of spiritual disciplines which lead us into greater dependence on God.
Beholding Glory: “He is Worthy” – John 12:1-7
We declare the worth and glory of God through our wholehearted worship.
“When We Are Seen”
By receiving the transformative gaze of Jesus, we are freed from our own blindness and empowered to become agents of healing who truly see others.
“A Home for our Vision”
Sacred spaces shape the people who gather in them. Our new building can be that kind of place—forming us to live out the vision God has entrusted to us.