Next Steps

The world has a sin problem, and no one is immune to it. The Bible tells us that there is a punishment for all who sin, and that is eternal separation from God. However, in the midst of our inability to change this problem, God sent His Son, Jesus Christ, to be the solution. It is only through Him, through His great sacrifice, that we are able to have a relationship with God and be saved from our own failures and from the eternity we really deserve. The invitation is to admit one’s sin and inability to do anything about it, to believe in Him and the Gospel story, and to confess Him as Lord of one’s life.

If you want to know more about salvation, please give our church a call and ask to speak to someone in the evangelism department or contact us and a pastor will reach out to you shortly.

John 3:16 | Romans 3:23 | Romans 5:8 | Romans 6:23 | Romans 10:9-10, 13

Baptism is our outward profession of our relationship with Jesus Christ! It’s telling the world that we have  a new life, and that our life has changed. The old has gone, the new has come!

If you have trusted Jesus as your Lord and your Savior, but have not yet been baptized, then baptism is your next step. Schedule it today by contacting us.

God is desires for time with us. His plans for us are great and He desires personal interaction with us. Being intentional about time with God doesn’t mean we need to fill our week with church programs and events, although being connected with a community of believers is important. It means there is time spent by ourselves with Christ that will have a huge impact on our life moving forward.

These intentional moments create space for Him to teach and mold you. Having a consistent  time with Jesus makes room in your life for God to communicate with you and reveal His purpose for your life. This kind of one-on-one relationship building is a key to growing as a Christian.

There is no specific formula to follow, although most include some combination of prayer and reading the Bible.

Memberships have their benefits, and that’s why officially joining the McCabe family could be your greatest next step! Joining a church helps change the narrative and feeling of church, taking one from saying and feeling, “McCabe is the church I attend” to “McCabe is my church.” It gives one a sense of ownership and enhanced feeling of commitment to the church family. It opens up new options for volunteering in some of the exciting ministries around the church. Last, it allows us to really care for you and minister to you as a part of our family.

If you believe that membership is your next best step, we’d love to help you join! You can either walk forward during the invitation at the end of the service you attend or you can meet with a pastor during the week. Contact us if you have questions or are ready to take the next step and join the McCabe family.

We are committed to creating community. The key to connecting is getting involved in a small group. Small groups are the heartbeat of McCabe and is what gives our big church an authentic, relational feel. Small groups are designed with our diverse crowd in mind. You will find a group for every age – literally from birth to your final day on earth! 

Some classes are organized by age range and marital status, while others are for all ages and stages of life. We foster a family environment in our small groups as you make wonderful friends and live life together. Our small group studies are designed to challenge you every week to grow in your faith. Whether you have never owned a Bible or have been following Jesus for a lifetime, come join us. You will be glad you did!

We love our volunteers! They are a vital part in impacting people for Jesus at McCabe and around Martinsville and Henry County. Volunteering allows you to use the incredible gifts God has given you for the sake of His kingdom.

If you are looking to use your time and gifts to impact people for Jesus, there are number of different ways to serve. Contact us and one of our staff members will reach out to you shortly about discovering your place to serve.

Giving is done for a number of reasons. We give out of obedience. We give because it’s a great way to honor the Lord for all that He has generously given us. We give because it is an act of worship that shows God who is in control of our lives. When we give, we open the door to reaching more people through the people, programs and ministries that are committed to seeing Jesus change lives. We give, because at the end of the day, everything is His to begin with – and we are all just stewards of His resources.