Institute for international Christian communication statement of faith

All members shall profess faith in the lord Jesus Christ as their personal savior, shall otherwise satisfy the board of their soundness in faith and practice of the Christian doctrine; shall examine and be satisfied with the principles and practices of the organization, wholeheartedly approve them and desire to carry them all out; and shall by their signature accept without mental reservation the confession of faith herein set forth, both in letter and spirit. All such members shall possess the qualification required for their particular duties and shall be responsible to the board for their conduct and for the carrying of all the duties assigned to them.

Each board and staff member must be in full agreement with the following doctrinal confession:

We declare that I am a Christian that I hold the protestant evangelical faith that I believe in

The inspiration of the Holy Spirit of the Old and New Testaments as originally given as the complete word of God, and its supreme authority for faith and practice;

The trinity the deity of the Father, of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit;

The incarnation, death, resurrection, ascension and second advent of the Lord Jesus Christ, and the universal sufficiency of his atoning death upon the cross for the sins of the world;

The personality of the Holy Spirit;

The personality of Satan;

The depravity of man’s fallen nature, and the necessity of the Holy Spirit’s work as the only means of regeneration and sanctification of the believer;

The eternal salvation of the saved and the eternal punishment of the lost; the free justification by faith in Christ alone of every sinner who believers in and receives Him as personal savior; present assurance of salvation;

Absolution of sins through Christ our High Priest alone;

Holiness of heart and life, and the full provision of this in Christ Jesus, and good works as the proof and result of saving faith;

The individual priesthood of the believer;

The joyful anticipation of Christ’s return; and

The urgent obligation of each believer to witness to the lost of His saving grace.