The Godhead was, is and forever will be nonviolent 

5. Christian Discipleship

We believe that those who follow Jesus Christ are called to love God and to love their neighbors, including their enemies.

Christian discipleship includes forgiveness, compassion, humility, service, truthfulness, justice, reconciliation and the rejection of hatred and violence.  Matthew 5:44-48

6. Salvation

We believe that God calls humanity into reconciliation and restored fellowship with the Godhead through Jesus Christ.

Salvation is expressed through genuine faith, repentance, grace, reconciliation with God and a transformed life characterized by love. Objectively, it was given to all people in Christ because His obedience and loyalty to God was transferred in the heavenly account of every individual from earth.  But subjectively, will receive it only those who appreciate the objective salvation that is a reality in Christ for everyone. Romans 5:15-19

7. The Holy Spirit

We believe in the Holy Spirit, who works in the lives of believers and empowers them to live according to the teachings and example of Jesus Christ.

The Holy Spirit enables Christians to grow in love, holiness, compassion, courage, forgiveness and service.

8. The Church

We believe that the Church is the community of people who follow Jesus Christ in verity, people who are putting into practice His nonviolent teachings.

The Church is called to acknowledge God, proclaim the Gospel, make disciples, care for people in need and demonstrate God’s love through practical service.

The Nonviolent God Ministry is non-denominational and seeks to welcome Christians from different traditions who share the central teachings of Jesus and the ministry’s commitment to Christian nonviolence.

9. Human Dignity

We believe that every human being has inherent dignity and worth.

Therefore, people should be treated with respect, compassion and love regardless of their background, social position, nationality or circumstances.

10. Peace and Reconciliation

We believe that Christians are called to be peacemakers.

The Ministry therefore seeks to promote reconciliation, forgiveness, peaceful resolution of conflict, compassion and practical action against poverty, exclusion and suffering.

11. Christian Service

We believe that Christian faith must be expressed through practical love.

The Ministry therefore seeks to serve people experiencing poverty, homelessness, hardship, distress or other forms of need, while respecting their dignity and freedom.

12. Our Mission

The Nonviolent God Ministry exists to proclaim and demonstrate the Gospel of Jesus Christ by:

• acknowledging our altruistic God;

• teaching and following the way of Jesus;

• proclaiming the Christian Gospel;

• promoting Christian discipleship;

• demonstrating God’s nonviolent love;

• encouraging peace and reconciliation

• serving people and communities experiencing need.

• uplifting The Ten Commandments from Exodus 20, the ones written with the finger of God

13. God's truth

The nature of God's truth is progressive and the understanding about Him will increase infinitely and this is one of the reason why He will give time without end to those who appreciate His nonviolent character.

14. The state of the dead

We believe that those who died are not alive in a different state but they sleep in the dust. Daniel 12:2

15. Resurrection

We believe that there will be 2 general resurrections, one of the righteous and one of those who died wicked

16. The fate of the unrepented wicked

We believe that our Creator desires that anyone to be saved in His Kingdom  receiving immortality from Him, but, because of free will, people are rejecting His offer and God desires for these individuals who died unrepented to have a nonviolent passing into irreversible nonexistence, inviting them  to undo their creation themselves, without any pain. But they have the possibility to choose if they trust the manner in which He wants to do that. Those who will show lack of trust in God regarding this aspect as well will end up killing each other. This is the second death described in Revelation.  

The altruistic God that we acknowledge, adore and appreciate is love even at the final moments of final disclosure, commonly understood as `the final judgment`. Deuteronomy 30:19; 2 Chronicles 20:1,23,24; John 5:22; 12:47,48; Galatians 5:15; 1 Timothy 2:4;  Revelation 20:14