Rock Point Outreach
The Gospel is the Center
of Everything We Do
The church is God's visible witness, called to share the good news by tangibly displaying God's love (John 13:35). Our local outreach ministries are designed to build relationships with those who are far from God by demonstrating God's love in both deed and word.
By keeping the gospel central in our good deeds, we avoid “practicing [our] righteousness before other people in order to be seen by them” (Matthew 6:1), and we make clear that Jesus cares about more than simply improving someone's circumstances—He came to restore people to God. By keeping the gospel central in our words, we remember that faith comes from hearing the word of Christ (Romans 10:17).
We believe the gospel changes everything—and that we are called to take that good news to our neighbors and the nations. Outreach at Rock Point isn't simply about programs or projects. It's about knowing people, loving our neighbors, and faithfully sharing the hope of Jesus in both word and deed.
People Are the Mission,
Not Projects
As a church, we put many of our resources towards ministry planning and processes. However, these are only valuable in so far as they are a means to sending our people into the community to share the gospel.
Local outreach ministries are intended to serve as platforms that empower believers to cross paths with spiritually poor people with whom we might not otherwise meet. Every project we produce or participate in must have the evangelization of particular people in view. People are not projects to complete; they are people to know, love, and point to Jesus.
Everyone Is Called to GO
We don't believe God placed Rock Point Church in Montgomery County by accident. He has called us to reach people who are spiritually distant from Him right here in our community (Acts 13:47–49).
Our obedience to the Great Commission starts locally—as we bring the gospel to people experiencing generational poverty, addiction, and broken families—and extends globally as we send and support missionaries to unreached peoples around the world (Matthew 28:18–20).
We believe God has placed us in Montgomery County to reach our neighbors and make Christ known. As we go into our community and around the world, we seek to know people, love them well, and share the hope of the gospel with those who are far from God.
Loving Our Neighbor Means Knowing Our Neighbor
Pastors are responsible to “equip the saints for the work of the ministry” (Ephesians 4:12–16). This means the responsibility to love our neighbors in Montgomery County belongs not only to the church staff, but to every member of the church.
Each individual member of the “body of Christ” is responsible to bring the gospel to their neighbors (Mark 12:31). As a church, we therefore embrace our call to lovingly know our neighbors so that they might know Christ as King.
We follow the example of Jesus by engaging the messy lives of sinful people, valuing the marginalized, pursuing the least of these, and loving those who have nothing to offer us (Mark 2:15–17; Luke 6:35). As God pursued us when we were spiritually distant from Him, we pursue those who are spiritually distant from us (John 20:21).
Outreach Ministries
Our Family Advocacy Ministry (FAM) serves families currently engaged in fostering or adopting children in our community.
FAM (Family Advocacy Ministries)
Mom 2 Mom exists to connect, equip, and encourage moms toward a growing relationship with Christ through applying the Word of God in their daily lives.
Mom2Mom
Our Preschool and Kindergarten Prep classes are free and run from late August to mid-May. Class sizes are limited.
Rock Paper Scissors
Still have Questions?
Email Pastor Jake with any questions you may have about our outreach ministries!
Jake Lowe, Outreach Pastor