This Is What Changed Looks Like

No. Baptism does not save you – it celebrates your salvation. The Bible is clear that salvation comes through faith, not through a ceremony. Baptism is the outward expression of an inward change that has already happened. (Ephesians 2:8-9)

That’s a great question. Infant baptism is meaningful in many traditions, but baptism as we practice it here is a personal declaration – something you choose because you have personally decided to follow Jesus. If you’d like to talk through your specific situation, just reach out to one of our pastors. There’s no pressure either way.

Then you are exactly who baptism is for. The whole point is that Jesus changed you. None of us come to the water with a clean record. That’s not the requirement. The requirement is a changed heart.

Yes. If your child has made a personal decision to follow Jesus and they understand what baptism means, we would love to walk through it with your family. Reach out to our team and we’ll help figure out the right timing and next steps.

No. You don’t have to be a member or even attend regularly. If you want to be baptized, we want to help make that happen.

Wear clothes you’re comfortable getting wet – athletic shorts or leggings work great. We’ll give you a towel and a dry shirt. For river baptisms, same deal. Bring a change of clothes and bring your people.

Please do. Seriously. Baptism is meant to be witnessed and celebrated by the people who love you. The more, the better.

Good. That means it matters. Our team will walk with you through every step. Nobody goes through it alone.

Both are full-immersion baptism and both are equally meaningful. The river baptism happens once a year and tends to draw a bigger crowd – people come from all over Central Texas for them. Church baptisms happen more regularly and are great if you don’t want to wait.

Fill out the form below. That’s it. Someone from our pastoral team will reach out to connect personally, answer questions, and walk you through next steps.