Our Vision

Waypoint Church is raising up a people with a passion for Jesus and His purposes in the earth.  
We long to be a church multiplying movement in the nations in which the Kingdom of God comes.  
As a result, deep, authentic relationship with Jesus and with one another becomes a reality, and our city and the un-reached areas of our world are forever changed by His presence. 

Our Values 

We value encountering God.
We value God’s living, active presence in our midst above all else. Because we believe God is a Person who responds to the posture of our hearts, we seek to host Him with intentionality, humility, and affection. Our primary goal is not to have meetings about Him, but to encounter Him—yielding our plans to His leading so that He truly feels at home among us. 

We value listening to and obeying God.  
Jesus's invitation is to follow Him and He promises that His sheep know His voice. We value training our ears to hear his voice and obeying when He speaks. We listen and obey because only He has the words of life.  

We value authenticity. 
We refuse to fake it. From our leadership to our services, we value honesty over production and reality over performance. We commit to 'walking in the light' by being approachable, accepting feedback, and prioritizing emotionally healthy spirituality. We don't just share our highlights; we mourn together, rejoice together, and allow the Spirit to search the deepest layers of our hearts.

We value telling the world about Jesus. 
We are God’s ambassadors, called to the active pursuit of making disciples in our everyday lives. Living on mission means having the courage to tell people about Jesus and the character to live like Him. By reflecting His heart and speaking His truth, we turn our daily interactions into invitations to meet Him, ensuring that our lives are a faithful echo of the Gospel we preach. 

We value serving. 
Our lives are not our own. Each one of us has a unique place in the body of Christ. We are a community of contributors, not consumers, who serve the lost, each other, and the Church according to our God-given design. We don’t just fill positions; we fulfill callings. 

We value giving. 
We are recipient’s of dominion and authority from God. Our resources (or, “these blessings”) are to be stewarded not possessed. We value giving because it aligns our hearts with God’s generous heart and declares our trust in His provision. Through consistent tithing and radical generosity, we reject the spirit of materialism and partner with God to fund the mission of reconciling the world to Himself. 

We value knowing the Bible. 
We read it, study it, and obey it. The Father is looking for true worshipers who worship in spirit and in truth. The Bible is truth. 

We value community. 
We value a multi-ethnic, multi-generational, covenantal community. We are designed to know others and be known. Just as in a marriage, we labor to build deep relational and spiritual connections with the people we worship alongside. While there are seasons for rest, we believe there is no season for isolation; therefore, we move towards each other with intentionality and warmth.  

We value heaven's perspective. 
We value living in light of eternity. Following the command in Colossians to set our hearts on things above, we lift our gaze from the here and now to see through God’s sovereignty. This eternal perspective allows us to remain sober in prosperity and resilient in suffering, resting in the assurance that this world is not our home and that resurrection life has the final word. 

We value slowed down spirituality. 
We value the practice of slowing down to be with God. Recognizing that hurry is the enemy of love, we prioritize the rhythm of Sabbath and the disciplines of silence, solitude, and reflection. We choose to step out of the world’s frantic pace and incessant inputs so that we can live with a sober mind and a heart tuned to the Spirit’s leading.