Our mission as a church is to Love God, Love People, and Love Life.
REACH is what takes that mission out into our community and to the ends of the earth.
Read an excerpt from Pastor Gabe’s book, The Intentional Life, by clicking the link below!
The Intentional Life — Reach
Individual Reach
Living the Intentional Life means understanding the difference between our day job and our real job. Under the authority of King Jesus, you have been positioned where you are, with the people you are with, to fulfill the most important mission in the world. Each of us has a unique story, and we are well-equipped and empowered to share what Jesus has done for us. Like Philip, who lived in the flow of what God was doing and seized opportunities to share the Gospel, we too can be prepared to respond to where we see God at work in our daily lives.
Sharing the Gospel
Sharing the Gospel with others is as simple as listening and sharing what God has done in your own life. The Holy Spirit will take care of the rest. However, we should be prepared to tell our story. Set aside time to journal and answer these four questions regarding your own story:
When did you make the decision to receive Jesus?
What were key moments that led you to a relationship with Jesus?
Who were the people God used to lead you to Jesus, and how did they make an impact on you?
What have you noticed about the changes in your life since then?
Local Reach
Local Reach at The Point challenges us to look beyond ourselves to the people around us and share the love of Christ as we serve and connect with our community. Local Reach will channel its full energy behind the Path Out of Poverty initiative, weaving together practical support with gospel-centered programs to empower and uplift individuals and families from financial hardship. We are committed to changing the trajectory of poverty in the communities we serve over the next five years through our Local Reach efforts, mainly through our entrepreneurial programs, mentorships, and being the center of support for those in poverty in the communities we serve.
Local Reach for The Point includes:
Partnering with local partners already serving those in need
Local Reach groups serve our neighbors weekly in local neighborhoods every week
Our Path Out of Poverty programming
National Reach
Healthy disciples multiply and produce other disciples. Healthy groups multiply and produce other groups. Healthy campuses multiply and produce campuses. Healthy churches multiply and reproduce churches.
As a church, we have a long-term vision of reaching 50 cities in our nation through church planting in our first 50 years. Through our ministry training center, we envision training church planters, staff, and leaders that we will launch into some of the most strategic and influential cities in our nation. In fact, as we multiply our campuses, these campuses become places where we reach the unreached, where we execute our local reach strategy, and where we train church planters and their teams in preparation to launch them into other cities.
International Reach
At The Point, we firmly believe that any vision that fails to encompass reaching the world is too limited in scope. We are deeply committed to joining hands with church planters and ministries across the globe who are actively making a significant impact in their respective communities.
Our partnership extends far beyond mere words; it is a tangible expression of support and solidarity that encompasses various aspects such as prayer, encouragement, collecting essential items, providing financial assistance, and even mobilizing teams to offer hands-on assistance.
International Reach for The Point includes:
Partnering with local ministries that are already making an impact
Planning REACH trips that share the love of God in a practical way.