The Point VA

In week three of The Intentional Life, Pastor Gabe concludes the series by showing how the Great Commission calls us to reach beyond ourselves — individually, locally, nationally, and internationally. Discipleship isn’t just about following Jesus; it’s about helping others follow Him too. Discover how Christ’s authority and power equip us to live sent, bringing the gospel to our everyday world and to the ends of the earth.

In week two of The Intentional Life, Pastor Gabe shows that discipleship means more than learning—it means living in obedience. From the example of Jesus and the early church, we discover the rhythms that form us into people who embody the gospel with power and purpose.

The mission Jesus gave us in the Great Commission is the very thing we were born to do. In week one of The Intentional Life, Pastor Gabe unpacks what it means to be a disciple, beginning with a response to the Gospel. Discover how aligning with Christ’s authority brings meaning, direction, and power to every part of life.

In todays message Pastor Dan Martin shows parents how God loves and guides His children through grace, unconditional love, security, healthy boundaries, purpose, and truth. When we understand how our Heavenly Father parents us, we can raise strong, confident kids who know they are deeply loved and created for something significant.

Matt Willmington joins us as he delivers a message that discusses God’s blueprint for parenting through three intentional stages: being a Craftsman who builds foundations (ages 0-10), a Coach who guides decisions (ages 10-20), and a Consultant who offers wisdom while respecting boundaries (ages 20+).

Pastor Matt shares his powerful testimony of overcoming childhood trauma through God's love and challenges families to move beyond survival mode to embrace God's vision of abundance found in Deuteronomy 6. He emphasizes that healthy families start with healthy individuals who allow God's love to heal their brokenness and then intentionally disciple their children in everyday moments, turning ordinary family life into opportunities for spiritual growth.

Pastor Tony shares from Romans 12:1-2 about how worship is the engine that powers transforming power of the gospel in our lives. Worship is more than the songs that we sing, it is the intentional cultivation of our affection for God. Rather than drumming up more will power in an attempt to experience transformation, worship invites us to respond to God’s goodness, bring him the sacrifice of praise, and trust him by daily putting his word to the test. 

Pastor Adam Coleman shared a powerful message about the Good Samaritan parable, challenging the congregation to move beyond convenience and actively show compassion to those in need around them, just as Jesus showed ultimate compassion by saving us from sin. He emphasized that Christianity is a "contact sport" where we must ask ourselves "Who have I made myself a neighbor to?" and take action to serve others, particularly through The Point's Local Reach initiatives and the upcoming Ridge Street campus launch.

Pastor James from our Waynesboro campus shares his powerful testimony of how God rescued him from addiction and despair, using his life verse Psalm 62:5-7 to illustrate the difference between building our lives on the solid rock of Jesus versus the sinking sand of worldly solutions.

Pastor Matt Close shares how understanding God’s discipline as love—not punishment—completely transformed his life and relationship with his heavenly Father, challenging us to see correction through the lens of adoption rather than abandonment.