About us
Our Core Beliefs:
What fuels the fire for this work
At Driftwood Ministries, we have a firm foundation with important, core beliefs, which are summarized below:
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We believe in one God, who is three in one; the Father, Son, & Holy Spirit.
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We believe in the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ, who was born of the Father, and came to live on earth, taking on human form, yet completely sinless. He is fully God and fully man.
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We believe that our nature is naturally sinful, yet by grace, through faith in Jesus Christ, we are given the gift of salvation and Christ's blood is the atonement for our sins.
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We believe that once we put our faith in Jesus Christ, we are reconciled back to God and our seal of that is the receiving of the Holy Spirit, which dwells within us forever.
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We believe that after receiving the gift of salvation, that baptism should follow as soon as possible afterward.
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We believe that we were created to be in relationship with God and one another.
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We believe that as disciples (followers of Christ), we are called to make disciples and preach the gospel to others with love.
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We believe in the gifts of the Holy Spirit that God anoints his children with, to be used with wisdom and care, to help grow the kingdom of God.
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We believe in deliverance as a deeply impactful tool to radically change our livelihood and that this tool is a gift from God to help his children be set free from demonic oppression.
Meet the Team
Our team is so excited to meet you! We are all driven by the love of God and are faithful servants to Him and his children, ready to help you with all your prayer requests. As Mark 9:35 tells us beautifully, “Sitting down, Jesus called the Twelve and said, ‘Anyone who wants to be first must be the very last, and the servant of all.'” It is a blessing for us and encourages our faith, just as much as it is helpful for you!
We are also here to help you experience the joy of the Lord and the peace that He wants us all to have! Peter 1:8-9 reminds us, "Though you have not seen him, you love him; and even though you do not see him now, you believe in him and are filled with an inexpressible and glorious joy..."
