The Bible is God's Word.
We believe the Bible is inspired by God and trustworthy from cover to cover. It's the compass we use for faith, life, and how we treat one another.
Sundays · 10:00 AM
Central Cabarrus HS · Concord, NC
KH Online
You can be far away and still be part of the family.
Maybe you're two states away. Maybe you're twenty minutes away and Sunday mornings just aren't possible right now. Either way, you're still looking for a church — a real one, with real people who know your name. That's what KH Online is for.
Join KH OnlineOnline Gatherings
We gather on screen the way we'd meet in a room—worship, practical teaching, live chat, and space to talk afterward. Not a broadcast you watch alone, but an interactive service we share together.
Digital Disciples
Our online space runs like a close-knit group. Whether tuning in for midweek growth or making Kingdom House your primary church home, you'll know people's names and they'll know yours.
A Campus Without Walls
Whether you're twenty minutes away and can't make Sunday mornings, or two states away looking for a church family, KH Online exists so you always have a place to belong.
Before you join
Here's what we believe.
Joining online shouldn't mean knowing less about the church you're joining. This is our faith in plain language — the same thing we'd tell you across a table.
One God in three persons.
We believe in one eternal God who exists as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit — three persons, one perfectly united God.
Jesus is the Son of God.
Jesus was conceived by the Holy Spirit and born of the Virgin Mary. He died on the cross, was buried, rose from the dead, ascended to heaven, and now prays for us at the Father's right hand.
Everyone needs Jesus.
All people have sinned and fallen short of God's glory. God calls everyone to turn from sin and trust Him — repentance is how we receive forgiveness and a fresh start.
New life through faith.
We are made right with God, born again, and given brand-new life through faith in Jesus' blood — not by being good enough, but by trusting Him enough.
Holiness is the goal.
After we're saved, God continues making us more like Jesus. We call that sanctification — a clean heart, a changed life, and a growing love for what God loves.
Baptism in the Holy Spirit.
We believe in the baptism in the Holy Spirit after salvation, and that speaking in tongues as the Spirit gives utterance is the first sign of that baptism.
Water baptism by immersion.
We baptize believers by immersion in the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit — a public declaration that we've died to our old life and been raised to new life in Jesus.
God still heals.
We believe healing — body, soul, and spirit — is available to everyone because of what Jesus accomplished on the cross.
We keep the ancient practices.
We celebrate the Lord's Supper and practice the washing of the saints' feet — tangible reminders that Jesus served us first and calls us to serve one another.
Jesus is coming back.
We believe in the second coming of Jesus. First, He will raise the righteous dead and gather His people to Himself. Then He will reign on earth for a thousand years.
Eternal life, eternal hope.
We believe in the bodily resurrection. Those who trust Jesus will live forever with Him, while those who reject Him will face eternal separation from God.
Where we stand
The harder questions, answered honestly.
We're part of the Church of God (Cleveland, TN). On the topics people most often ask about, we'd rather hand you the actual documents than make you guess.
Human Sexuality, Gender, and Transgenderism
Church of God (Cleveland, TN) — official position
Where we stand on God's design for male and female, marriage as a covenant between one man and one woman, and how we care for people wrestling with gender identity.
Read the paper (PDF)Same-Sex Marriage: A Biblical Perspective
Dr. French Arrington
A walk through what Scripture says about marriage from Genesis forward, and why we hold to the historic Christian understanding of it.
Read the paper (PDF)Paul's Teaching on Same-Sex Relations in Romans 1 and 1 Corinthians 6
Dr. Terry L. Cross — presented to the Doctrine & Polity Committee
A careful study of the two passages most often debated, dealing honestly with the questions people actually raise about them.
Read the paper (PDF)Take the step
Tell us who you are and where you are.
Want to attend an online service first as a guest? No pressure at all!
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