Salvation is God’s free gift to us and we become His children through the sacrifice of His son, Jesus (John 3:16).

Romans 10:9 says: “If you declare with your mouth that Jesus is Lord, and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved.”

Salvation through Jesus Christ is an irrevocable acceptance into the family of God and it is an empowerment to live life wholly and fully with the purpose of reflecting God to the rest of His creation.

If you are not sure whether you are right with God or you know in fact that you need Jesus in your life, please contact us and we’d love to talk you through that process.

Baptism is a symbol of Christ’s burial and resurrection which identifies us with Christ’s death on the cross, His burial in the tomb, and His resurrection from the dead.

Through this, we are filled with the Spirit of God in such a way that enables to walk and live in the giftings of the Holy Spirit as well as the blessed assurance that we are part of God’s Kingdom from now until eternity.

We believe that Christian should be baptized in order to experience the fullness of Christ and the power of Holy Spirit in one’s self to understand the will of God, recognize His conviction and promptings, and perform the gifts of the Spirit given to the individual.

Small Groups are how the early church formed - pocket communities of faith.

Before auditoriums, sanctuaries, churches, and potlucks, there was sharing and celebrating Jesus in homes. While Sunday morning gatherings are necessary for celebrating Jesus (Heb 10:24-25), worshipping God (John 4:21-24), and equipping the work of the saints (Eph 4:11-13), community discipleship is mandatory to Jesus (Matthew 28:16-20).

We have three streams of groups happening in C*Road’s currnet rhytnm of life: DISCIPLE (discipleship training), FOLLOW (nextsteps classeS), and a few unique groups offered seasonally.. Follow the button below to find a group for you!

SPIRITUAL DISCIPLINES are daily practices that can lead us toward holiness and are the actions we can take to help us love and live like Jesus more and better.

Though there are many kinds of spiritual disciplines, these seven suggested practices are ways that you might grow in your faith through holiness each day. The following link has short videos of simple teachings for your own study on how you might grow in your relationship with Jesus through discipline and consistency. We’ve also included a workbook that you can use to take notes, journal, and participate in weekly challenges for each spiritual discipline. After all, how can we be a disciple without a little discipline?