High Pointe Baptist Church

We stand on the shoulders of those who came before us, having dedicated themselves to the apostles' teaching (Acts 2:42). In fact, the early Christians confessed certain doctrinal truths together, as seen in 1 Corinthians 15:1-4 and Colossians 1:15-20. Today, High Pointe simply follows in their example. So then, to be a "confessional church" means... that, together as a body, we "confess" or "hold to" specific truths of the Christian faith. As confessional Christians, the 1853 New Hampshire Confession serves as our statement of faith. To be sure, this confession does not explain all that our members believe, but it is a summary of the basic beliefs required for membership at High Pointe. In addition, we understand the Baptist Faith and Message 2000 to reflect a fuller explication of our Statement of Faith and a faithful application of it to contemporary issues related to the life and discipline of our church. The Way We Distinguish DoctrinesRead More