What we believe
Heart for Kids believes that our faith unites us with others and leads us to reach out to children in need. We believe called to help the orphaned and marginalized as spoken of in James 1:27. Where possible we serve with other organisations with kindred spirits.
Heart for Kids is not affiliated with any denomination. We’re an inter-church evangelical Christian ministry who believe in the following:
- God reveals Himself to us through Himself and through the Holy Bible.
That God the Father, Son and Holy Spirit is one God in three Persons, revealed to mankind through the Holy Bible, which is God’s inspired Word, and has supreme authority in all matters of faith and conduct for Christians.
- Jesus exemplified God’s Kingdom and we strive to follow His example.
That Jesus Christ, born of a virgin, is God’s only-begotten Son, and, that being both fully human and fully divine, He exemplified the Kingdom of God through His life and ministry on earth, and the increase of His Kingdom shall have no end.
- God desires for all people to be in a relationship with Him.
That God created the universe, and He created mankind in His own likeness and image so that we could relate with Himself, but since the fall of Adam and Eve, all mankind is universally sinful, and therefore subject to the condemnation and judgment of God with the punishment of eternal death. That God does not desire any person to die eternally, and so provided a way for us to be reconciled to Him and redeemed from this judgement.
- Jesus died and rose again to life.
That Jesus Christ freely gave Himself to death upon the Cross, to redeem mankind; that He rose from the dead in triumph, for it was impossible for Him to be held in its power, and is now seated at the right hand of God in majesty; that God the Father has given all authority in heaven and on earth to Jesus Christ, Who is the King of kings and Lord of lords.
- The global Christian Church is designed to work together in unity to complete the work to which we have been called.
That the Christian Church is the Body of Christ present in this world today, for which He prayed that the unity which He enjoys with His Father would be achieved with God, and so would draw people to Himself; that Jesus Christ shall come again in power and glory when the Church completes its task of taking the gospel to all peoples, and at that time all nations will be gathered before Christ for Him to judge the living and the dead in righteousness; that all people are to love God totally, love their neighbour as they love themselves, and put their faith into action.
- The Holy Spirit enables us to do good works.
That at Pentecost, the Holy Spirit was poured out into the world. He convicts people of sin and draws them through the love of God to repentance and new birth into the life of the risen Christ; that there is no other way for anyone to escape from eternal death and be reconciled to God; that Jesus Christ baptises in the Holy Spirit all who, through repentance, faith, love and obedience, put their trust in Jesus as the Christ, the Son of God, in Holy Spirit power and anointing to produce in us the gifts and the fruit of His Presence which empower us to be His witnesses and do His works here on earth.
- Prayer is a key part of the work we do.
That prayer is a God-given means of divine appointment between God and people, through which God achieves His gracious intentions on earth, and, ultimately, will fulfil His glorious purpose of presenting the Christian church to His Son as a bride comprising people from every tribe, tongue and ethnic group on earth.
