We believe that the Sabbath day, the seventh day of the week, is a day for Christian believers to set aside the secular affairs of life and come together to worship, pray, and fellowship in Christ, our Creator and Redeemer. The Sabbath ought never become a burdensome legalistic requirement for the people of God, but rather a day of comfort and joyful rest that is in harmony with the spirit and not just the letter of the Commandment. We believe that God created the world in six literal days and then rested on the seventh day of the week, the Sabbath day. It is the duty of the church in these last days of earth's history to urge all to believe in the literal creation account as found in Genesis and to remember the Lord's Day, the Sabbath, as set forth in the fourth commandment of the Decalogue. Godly Living in a Perverse World.
Believers ought to shun the use of alcohol and addictive substances.
Believers ought to avoid those forms of worldly entertainment, music, dancing, theater, films, and fictional reading whose moral content may be questionable. Believers ought to make every effort to send their children to Christian schools of the highest possible scholastic, moral, and doctrinal standards. Believers ought to choose to adopt a healthy, wholesome lifestyle. Knowing that our bodies are the temple of the Lord, we ought to follow the laws of health to the best of our abilities. Believers ought to make every effort to have morning and evening devotions in the home.