Waypoint Podcast

This week, Pastor Jermaine continued on with Week Two our Christmas Series “The History Channel” with the time period of 0AD – 1800. Every week, this series will be talking about the Sacred and the Secular history of Christmas. SECULAR In the early 17th Century, a wave of religious reform changed the way Christmas was celebrated. The Puritans moved to eradicate decadence from society, and as part...

This week, Pastor Matthew launched “The History Channel,” our Christmas series. The Christmas that we know and love today is a huge mix between the secular and the sacred, and in this series we will be digging deep into its history - untangling the messy mixed roots from one another and looking at the reasons why we do the things we do. This week we are going back as far as we can, all the way BC....

Join us for our last episode of the Take Me To Church podcast series where we discuss the practicals of Living on Mission at Waypoint Church.

Join us as we talk with Pastor Matthew about being a missional presence as part of Waypoint Church's spiritual assignment.

This morning, Pastor Matthew continued on with our Take Me To Church series on the topic of living on mission. God is not angry, He is good. If God was angry, He wouldn’t have sent Himself. Too many of us live as if God is near, but angry. He loves us and wants us to be in relationship with Him and one another. God’s plan has always been His people being His Ambassadors spreading His glory in ever...

We take a quick break from the Take Me To Church series to visit with one of our church planters, Jeff Waalkes.

This week, guest speaker Jeff Waalkes shared a message under the topic of: God speaks, people obey, things change. The Bible narrative is all about the character of God, which culminates in the person of Jesus. To understand its message we need to start at the beginning (Genesis 1:26-28), with understanding that God functions as we – that all of creation comes out of community; Father, Son, and Ho...

Join us with Pastor Matthew as we continue the discussion of multi-ethnicity and Waypoint's vision.

This week, Pastor Matthew continued on with our Take Me To Church Series with part 3 of Beneath the Surface Discipleship. We as Christians bring the Kingdom of God wherever we go, and God wants people to meet Him through us. God’s intention for us is a continued growth path upon which we grow deeper and deeper with Him and with others. The problem is that many of us have stopped going deeper. In t...

Join us and Pastor Luke as we discuss the battle of the flesh and the Spirit and our God-given appetites.

This week, Pastor Luke continued with our Take Me To Church series with Part 2 of Beneath the Surface Discipleship. He spoke out of Galatians 5: 13-25, and the tension between walking in the Spirit and the flesh. He spoke on three levels of beneath the surface discipleship. 1.Level One We live on a string of constant tension - on the one end there is walking in the Spirit and bearing fruit, and on...

Join us as we discuss Inner Healing with Amanda Anderson. Amanda shares bits of her testimony and also how God moved in her life as she received healing.

This week, Amanda Anderson continued on with our Take Me To Church Series by launching our three part set on beneath the surface discipleship. She shared her testimony, specifically in relation to the different stages of inner healing in her life. Inner healing is a counseling movement that engages the use of prayer, forgiveness and repentance to reject lies and replace them with Biblical truths....

Join us as dig into the practicals of slowed-down spirituality with Pastor Matthew.

This week, Pastor Matthew continued on with our Take Me To Church series with Slowed Down Spirituality Part Two. Waypoints vision statement is: Waypoint Church is raising up a people with a passion for Jesus and His purposes in the earth. We long to see a church multiplying movement in which the Kingdom of God comes. As a result, deep, authentic relationship with Jesus and with one another becomes...

Join us as we dive in deeper on slowed-down spirituality with Pastor Matthew.

This week, Pastor Matthew continued on with our “Take Me To Church” series with a sermon about slowed down spirituality. A shallow discipleship is working against us as we try to navigate the complex issues of the world today, and we need to fix that. We all have issues beneath the surface that influence the way we think, feel, and behave. God wants to transform us, in the deepest parts of us – an...

This week, Pastor Matthew launched our “Take me to Church” series. Our world is broken, and Jesus has a lot to say about it if we slow down enough to listen and hear His voice. We can only make sense of things in and through Jesus. Pastor Matthew had three main sermon points: 1. The story of the Bible is all about God being with us. From Genesis to Revelation, we see that God wants to be with us....

This week, Pastor Matthew shared the vision of Groups Sunday. He reminded us who we are, and why we do the things we do. We are a Spirit-led, Biblically based family of God who is committed to worship Jesus and live out Kingdom values in the context of community. We are called to make disciples and plant churches while embracing beneath-the-surface spirituality and a multi-ethnic church. We aim to...

This week, Pastor Alex shared a message on the topic of pride and humility. If we will learn to walk in humility like Jesus did, we will learn to walk in authority like Jesus did. We see the story of pride begin all the way back in Genesis, at the beginning. Adam and Eve wanted to be like God; to go from created to creator. This desire to elevate themselves is what brought sin into the world. Prid...

This week, Pastor Luke finished our Hebrews 11 faith series with verses 32-40 in a sermon titled “Heroes.” Pastor Luke broke his sermon down into three sections: 1. The weak but strong heroes (v32-35) This passage goes over several very flawed heroes of the faith: Gideon, a man who destroyed idols and altars but was also a coward who was weak and full of doubt. Barak, who beat the Canaanites but a...

This week, Pastor Jermaine continued on with our Hebrews 11 faith series with the story of Rahab, starting in verse 30. Rahab is referenced three times in the New Testament, and is one of only two women in this Hebrews 11 passage. Like all the rest, she is mentioned because of her great faith. Through the story and example of Rahab we see that God has a way of meeting, using and encountering peopl...