Many colors, one church.

A local church, built on the Word of God and given to his purpose for the whole earth.

That in the dispensation of the fulness of times he might gather together in one all things in Christ, both which are in heaven, and which are on earth; even in him.

One story, Genesis to Revelation

• Creation Genesis 1
• The fall Genesis 3
• Israel and the promise Genesis 12
• Christ John 1:14
• The church We are here
• All things made new Revelation 21:5

We exist for one purpose: to serve what God is doing in the earth.

From Genesis to Revelation, Scripture tells one story. God is gathering all things together in Christ and restoring people to himself (Ephesians 1:10). He has chosen to do that work through local churches, in every city and every nation.

Colors Church exists as part of that work. Every gathering, every teaching and every prayer meeting serves that one purpose. Here believers are formed, trained and sent.

Why we are Colors.

Everyone has a color. In Christ, none of them divides us.

Every nation, tribe and language will stand together before God's throne. The church is a foretaste of that day, and we want to look like it now.

Tribe, status and skin tone have always divided people. In Christ those walls come down, and we share one new identity.

Men and women alike preach, lead, pastor and serve. Our differences are not erased. They are honoured, inside one family.

The Word and the Spirit. Never one without the other.

We stay with the Scriptures.

We open a book or a subject and stay with it until the whole of Scripture has spoken. No trends, no shortcuts, nothing added and nothing left out.

And we make room for the Spirit.

We gather expecting God to move through prayer, worship and the gifts of the Spirit, and we give him room to do it.

No one grows alone. We disciple one to one.

Jesus did not send his church to gather an audience. He sent us to make disciples. When you join Colors Church, a trained member walks with you through the foundations of the faith: salvation, reading the Bible, growing in faith, prayer, and service in God’s house.

What you learn, you will one day teach. That is how a disciple becomes a disciple-maker, and how the church grows. The guide we follow is written down as the Discipleship Manual.

Come and see what God is building.

What we believe

• Scripture is our final word. The Bible is the Word of God, true and sufficient. We teach the whole of it, carefully and patiently, and we let it correct us before we use it to correct anyone else.
• Jesus is both Lord and Saviour. He gave his life to save us, and he gives the direction for the life that follows. We receive both: who we are in him, and whose we are.
• Salvation brings us into a family. No one is saved into isolation. Every believer belongs in a local church, where they are known, cared for and built up.
• Prayer comes first. The church is a house of prayer. We pray together and we pray continually, as our first response to everything, not our last.
• Love is the mark of a disciple. Jesus said the world would know his followers by their love. Love here is practical: noticing needs and meeting them, forgiving quickly, serving gladly.
• The church is supernatural. We are the body of Christ, born of the Spirit and dependent on him. We expect God to heal, to speak and to change lives, and we keep his Word at the centre of it all.

Thirteen pillars hold this church up.

The mandate: What we are here for.

• The global vision. God is gathering all things together in Christ. Everything we do serves that purpose.

The mission: How we carry it out.

• Evangelism. The gospel is the means God has given us. Every member learns to share it.
• Discipleship. We make disciples who go on to make disciples.
• Sound doctrine. The Word taught accurately and whole, with nothing added and nothing left out.

The people: Who God is making us.

• Prayer. The church is a house of prayer. Prayer is our first work, never our last resort.
• Unity. One body and one family. No competition, no cliques, no strangers.
• Love walk. Love is the mark of a disciple, and it shows in needs noticed and met.
• Service. In God’s kingdom, greatness is measured in service.
• Sacrifice. We live for God’s purpose, not for our own ambitions.
• Consecration. Set apart for God, with standards we keep in public and in private.
• The supernatural. God at work through his Word, through prayer, through healing and through changed lives.
• Supernatural relationships. God places people together. No one fulfils his will alone.
• Commitment. We stay with God’s will, even when other options are open.