Beliefs & Values

The Bible - 2 Timothy 3:16
The Bible is wholly & verbally inspired by God in its original manuscripts.
The Bible is, therefore, the infallible divine authority in all matters of faith and practice and is without error in all its teaching. There are no other writings similarly inspired by God.
God - 2 Corinthians 13:14

One God eternally exists in three persons - Father, Son, & Holy Spirit.

Jesus Christ - Hebrews 1:3

The only begotten son of God, born of the Virgin Mary and is fully God and fully man.

He came to seek and save that which was lost, atoning for the sin of the world through his death on the cross. He rose again, defeating death, and ascended into heaven. His return, to receive his own, will be visible and bodily.

The Holy Spirit - John 14:26 | 1 Corinthians 12:4-7

The third person of the Trinity...

is God and works to bring conviction and transformation in the lives of believers to equip all believers to minister in and to this world.

Humanity & Salvation - Genesis 12:1 | Ephesians 2:8-9
Man & Woman were created in the image of God o be relationship with God and one another.
Through sin, rebellion against God, all of humanity and creation experienced physical and spiritual death—which is separation from God. Salvation—being restored to a right relationship with God— is the work of God’s free grace—and is given to those who turn to God in repentance— believing and trusting in the Jesus Christ, his death and resurrection for the forgives of sins and the promise of new life through the Holy Spirit.
Christian Life - Romans 12:1

Believers are committed to living out their faith in Jesus Christ, joyfully acknowledging his authority in their lives while pursuing a growing relationship with him.

The Church - 1 Corinthians 12:12-13

The Church is all believers everywhere united through their shared faith in Jesus Christ...

as the one and only son of God, Savior, and Lord. Pflugerville Community Church is one local body of believers who come to Praise God, Proclaim Christ, and Praise God Together.

Church Ordinances - Matthew 28:19 | 1 Corinthians 11:23-26

The two sacraments we practice at PCC to remind us of the Gospel at work are Baptism and Communion.

At PCC, Baptism is administered by full-water immersion when a believer confesses faith in Jesus Christ as Savior, forgiver of their sins, and LORD, the eternal authority in their life. Communion or the Lord’s Supper is observed regularly in remembrance of the sacrificial death of Jesus and with anticipation of his return. The elements of bread & wine (juice) symbolize his body and blood.

Death & The Eternal State - Revelation 20:12

All people will be raised again to be judged at the throne of God.

Those saved through faith in Christ, by the free grace of God, will experience eternal life with God. Those who denied the grace of God, rejecting Jesus Christ and his forgiveness, will experience eternal separation from God.

Community - Hebrews 10:25 | Luke 4:18
We are committed to being a spiritual community focused on Jesus Christ...
sharing and living out the good news of his salvation. We are also committed to our local community through service and support.
Unity with other Christian congregations - John 17:20-23
PCC is non-denominational...
, however, we value our relationships with other congregations both locally and internationally and partner with them in Proclaiming the good news of Jesus Christ.
Priority of Ministry to Children & Students - Matthew 19:14
Children and Students are a high priority and we are committed to invest in excellent ministry to serve all children and students.
Gospel Centered - 2 Timothy 2:8
The good news of Jesus Christ is the focus of our worship and our ministry at Pflugerville Community Church.
We will not endorse political campaigns or be drawn into political debates. All members are encouraged to vote as the Lord leads.
Everyone has a gift to offer - 1 Corinthians 12:27
Everyone has a gift, skill or experience God uses to build up the church and minister to the community.
PCC is committed to helping everyone have the opportunity to serve.