The Church of Christ

The Body of Christ

In the New Testament, the Church of Christ is called the body of Christ (Ephesians 1:22–23; Colossians 1:18–19, 24). These same verses teach that Christ is the head of that body; therefore it is His church. In 1 Corinthians 12 we are told that the body is made up of many members, just like a human body, and Acts 2:47 tells us that God adds the saved to the church. From these verses we can conclude that the church of the New Testament is the saved people of God.

Who We Are

The Niceville Church of Christ is a spiritual family of imperfect people who have been saved by the blood of Jesus Christ and God’s grace through obedience to the good news of His gospel. Just as we read about in the New Testament, we are a diverse group of people with different backgrounds, races, levels of education and levels of income, but we all share a common love, bond and mission with God and with each other through our faith and obedience to Jesus.

We strive to worship and serve God just as we see the commands and examples in the New Testament: nothing more and nothing less.

Our Mission

Our mission is the same as that of the church we read about in the New Testament: to spread the gospel (good news) of Christ throughout this community and across the world (Matthew 28:19–20), and to meet the spiritual needs of men and women (Ephesians 4:11–16).

We believe you will find us to be a genuine group of Christians who would love to help anyone we can in their relationship with God.