Our Mission

ur goals are to reach the lost, disciple the Saved, and bring the body of Christ together in Christian love.

We do these things through martial arts performances and classes, centered on our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.

 
Reaching the lost requires contact with them.  We accomplish this by public, evangelistic demonstrations as well as offering martial arts classes, and participating in tournaments.

Practice of the martial arts will bring lost persons into proximity with us, thus allowing them to experience and hear the Gospel, the truth about eternal life, and an invitation to receive Jesus Christ.

 The members on our martial arts team are disciplined, informed, and encouraged through practice, the study of Scripture, participation in prayer, and outreach activities. The discipline we stress in the martial arts is transferred both to our Christian walk and to outreach. The opportunity to grow in relationship with Jesus Christ is always present within the team.

We bring the body of Christ together by focusing on the basic points of the Gospel.

We do not endorse eastern religious philosophies as many martial arts schools do, but rather teach the karate student how to incorporate Christian values into the study of karate, just as a Christian doctor should incorporate his or her Christian values into their medical practice, or a Christian business man into his business dealings.

If a student is dedicated to doing their best, and working diligently, he or she can expect to receive many benefits. An enriched Christian life and broader understanding of the Bible can be expected, as well as a stronger, healthier body and the clearer mind that comes with it. The student will advance at a rate that depends on the amount of practice and effort put into the studies.

As with any art, students should expect to practice on their own in order to improve their skills.

 e   respect the doctrinal differences of others, but hold to the essential truths that Jesus Christ is the Son of God, both fully God and fully man, and was crucified, buried and raised from the dead on the third day.