
A guide to understanding your decision to follow Jesus and the next steps you can take.
Baptism is personal. It’s not something anyone else can decide for you, and it’s not something we want you to rush into. This is simply a chance to share what’s been going on in your heart and why you’ve chosen to take this step. Baptism is about your response to Jesus and your desire to follow Him with your whole life.
A few questions to help you process:
1. What led you to want to be baptized?
2. When did you decide to follow Jesus?
3. What has changed in your life since then?
4. What do you believe about Jesus and what He has done for you?
Scripture calls us to be honest about our faith:
“Examine yourselves to see whether you are in the faith” - 2 Corinthians 13:5
Your story matters. Learning to share how Jesus has changed your life helps others see that faith is real and personal. That is why we value filming and sharing your testimony! God often uses your testimony to encourage, challenge, and point people toward Him. Also, sharing God’s story (the Gospel: Who God is, what Jesus has done, and the hope we have in Him) helps others know Jesus and respond to Him in faith.
The gospel means the good news of what God has done to save us.
It starts with God.
God created us for a relationship with Him. He is holy, good, and perfectly just. He made us to know Him and walk with Him forever.
But sin broke that relationship.
All of us have chosen our own way instead of God’s way. Sin separates us from Him, and we can’t fix that on our own. No amount of effort, religion, or good behavior can erase guilt or make us right with God.
So God stepped in.
Jesus came as our Savior. He lived the perfect life we couldn’t live, died the death our sin deserved, and rose from the dead to give us new life.
Now God calls us to respond.
God invites us to turn from sin (repent), trust in Jesus alone, and follow Him as Lord. When we repent and believe, God forgives us, makes us new, and adopts us into His family.
Scripture References:
Genesis 1:27, 3:1-7; Romans 3:23, 6:3-4, 6:23; 1 Corinthians 15:3-4; Ephesians 2:8-9; Acts 2:38
Baptism IS:
Baptism is NOT:
First, Consider whether or not baptism is the next step.
If baptism is a yes, you can:



For Adults:
For Children:
Here are some resources to help you understand more of what baptism means, and how to take your next step in faith.
That’s okay! We are here to help and to walk with you as you work to make a meaningful decision in your faith journey. If you have additional questions and are not sure where to go, contact us! We can help.