Our History and Beliefs

The Church of the Servant King, began as a free group Bible Study in the home of our Pastor, Steve Ellis, in 1997. Through an in-depth systematic approach, rightly dividing the dispensational truth found within the Bible, our understanding of Scripture has shown us the the Holy Bible is "God Breathed," -- meaning that the scriptures are absolutely true and without contradictions. Our effectiveness as Christians to deal with the difficulties we face in Satan's cosmos is directly related to our level of understanding and applying Scriptural doctrines and precepts. For a more detailed list of our beliefs, please visit the Constitution and Doctrine page.

Our Studies

Our Bible Study began as a look at the different doctrines that are included in the Bible, and for the first few years, our studies involved different topics found throughout the Scriptures. However, about 8 years ago, we began a second series of studies involving a survey look of all of the books of the Bible in order. The result has created an even better understanding on the doctrines and systematic theology of God's Word. The survey series provides the student with the ebb and flow of the greatest book ever written.

Organization

The Church of the Servant King (COTSK) is a Christian and non-profit organization within the meaning of Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. No part of the donations or income received by COTSK will inure to the benefit of, or be distributable to its members, trustees, officers or other private persons with the exception of a reasonable salary as approved by the governing board of COTSK.

COTSK is non-political. Accordingly, COTSK does not endorse any political party or candidate for public office. Membership in COTSK is available to any person, regardless of race or ethnic background who has placed his/her trust in the work of Jesus Christ on the Cross for eternal salvation, who is in agreement with the doctrinal statement contained in the church constitution and who agrees to be governed by the church's constitution and its duly adopted amendments in regard to church affiliation and conduct.