Baptisms

If you’ve made a decision to follow Christ, it’s time to get baptized. Whether you made that decision last night, last year, or maybe a long time ago – baptism is your next step.

Baptism doesn’t make you right with God, only faith in Christ does that, but baptism is the external symbol of the inward transformation Christ has brought into your life. But it’s more than just a symbol, it’s a step of obedience in your own faith and you also build other people’s courage and faith in the process.

 
 

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Baptism FAQ’s

  • The Bible describes baptism as:

    A Move From Death to Life:

    Baptism is a symbol of Christ’s burial and resurrection. Our entrance into the water during baptism identifies us with Christ’s death on the cross, His burial in the tomb, and His resurrection from the dead (Colossians 2:12-14).

    A Brand New Life:

    It is a symbol of your new life as a Christian. We bury the ‘old life’ and we rise to walk in a ‘new life’. Baptism is like a wedding ring, it is the outward symbol of the commitment you made in your heart, a commitment that has to be followed through and lived out on a daily basis (2 Corinthians 5:17)

    Baptism does not make you a believer; it shows that you already are one! Baptism does not ‘save’ you; only your faith in Christ does that.

    A Blessed Life:

    In baptism, the believer has the triune name of the triune God placed upon them, ‘Father’, ‘Son’ & ‘Holy Spirit’. The name of the Lord Jesus Christ is the name of the Godhead (one God in three persons). The Gospels tell us to baptise believers “… into the name of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit”, Matthew 28:19.

    Baptism confirms our position ‘in Christ’ and affirms the blessings of the Father on us as his children.

    A New Family:

    Baptism also connects us to the ‘body of Christ’, his people in the earth. In baptism there is a real sense of being joined with other believers, not just participating in an individual act of our own spiritual journey.

    “…For we were all baptised by one Spirit into one body…” 1 Corinthians 12:12-13

  • Every person who has made the decision to believe in Christ. When Paul writes to the believers in Rome, he assumes that all of them have been baptized (Romans 6). The one requirement for baptism is belief in Christ! (Acts 2:41)

  • Believers in the New Testament were baptised the same day they put their faith in Christ! When someone becomes a Christian, they should be baptized as soon as they can.

    “Those who accepted his message were baptised….” Acts 2:41.

  • We hold baptism services on a monthly basis. Fill out this form, and you’ll be notified of the next opportunity. Additionally, you can check out this page to see any upcoming baptism opportunities.

    Prior to being baptized, we have a short but important info session for you to attend. This class grounds you theologically in the meaning of baptism and gives you an opportunity for a Q and A with one of our pastors.