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Our ARK Principles

At Soul Anchor Church, we embark on a spiritual journey guided by the ARK Principles (Accountability, Relationship, and Knowledge). Accountability is our anchor, keeping us grounded in the ways of Christ while also being responsible for one another. Relationships strengthen the foundation of our community, building meaningful connections that go beyond worship services. Knowledge fuels our sails, propelling us onward as we study scripture and faith, seeking knowledge and compassion in every aspect of life and faith.

Here are some additional insights into the ARK Principles:

Accountability.

We base our accountability practice on 1 Corinthians 12. Biblical accountability entails yielding to God and others to grow in faith and obey God’s will. It is based on the belief that we are all accountable to God for our actions and require one other’s support and encouragement to live as Christians. God holds us accountable for our actions, according to the Bible. This means that we should support one another in our endeavors. Recognizing the gifts of the body of Christ is one method for practicing biblical accountability.

Relationship.

Relationship makes the church everything to all men, according to 1 Corinthians 9:13-22. We practice biblical relationships that are founded on the principles of love, respect, forgiveness, and commitment. The church must win over those whom God has empowered us to protect and lead. Social contacts and relationship-building will enable the church to grow immensely. Everyone needs the opportunity to be connected to God’s hope, so our vessel must remain open.

Knowledge.

Hosea 4:6 and 2 Timothy 2:15 provide direction for knowledge. Strong educational systems are crucial for the church to expand and align with God’s vision. Biblical knowledge is based on the Bible, God’s almighty word. God’s character, salvation plan, and will for our lives are all revealed.The Bible is complex, but it is essential for spiritual development. The Bible not only guides us in our spiritual journey, but also in our daily lives, encompassing family, work, and secular education. As a church, we must welcome and explore all of this information while also seeking God’s guidance on how to apply it.