REACH ONE MORE

Help someone experience Jesus.

God wants to use you to help reach people far from Him. Reaching one more does not have to be complicated. It begins with living intentionally, loving people well, and being willing to point others to Jesus through your words and actions.

You do not have to reach everyone. Start with one.

REACH ONE MORE

Help someone experience Jesus.

God wants to use you to help reach people far from Him. Reaching one more does not have to be complicated. It begins with living intentionally, loving people well, and being willing to point others to Jesus through your words and actions.

You do not have to reach everyone. Start with one.

Jesus sends us to reach others.

Before Jesus ascended into heaven, He gave His followers a mission. He told them to go, make disciples, baptize people, and teach them to obey everything He commanded. That mission still belongs to the church today.

Reaching one more is part of living out the Great Commission in everyday life. It means seeing the people God has placed around us and being willing to help them take a step toward Jesus.

Matthew 28:19-20
“Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them…and teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you.”

You do not have to have perfect words. You do not have to know every answer. Start by loving people well and telling them what Jesus has done for you.

Jesus sends us to reach others.

Before Jesus ascended into heaven, He gave His followers a mission. He told them to go, make disciples, baptize people, and teach them to obey everything He commanded. That mission still belongs to the church today.

Reaching one more is part of living out the Great Commission in everyday life. It means seeing the people God has placed around us and being willing to help them take a step toward Jesus.

Matthew 28:19-20
“Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them…and teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you.”

You do not have to have perfect words. You do not have to know every answer. Start by loving people well and telling them what Jesus has done for you.

Start with one person

Reaching one more means living with intentionality toward the people God has already placed in your life — family, friends, neighbors, coworkers, classmates, and people you meet in your daily routine.

It is not about forcing conversations, winning arguments, or pressuring people. It is about being available to the Holy Spirit, showing the love of Jesus, and taking simple steps that help others experience a relationship with Jesus and the power of the Holy Spirit.

NOTICE PEOPLE

LOVE PEOPLE

POINT PEOPLE

Ask God to help you see the people around you the way He sees them.
Look for simple ways to encourage, serve, listen, and care.
When the opportunity comes, share your story, invite them to church, pray with them, or help them take a next step.

Start with one person

Reaching one more means living with intentionality toward the people God has already placed in your life — family, friends, neighbors, coworkers, classmates, and people you meet in your daily routine.

It is not about forcing conversations, winning arguments, or pressuring people. It is about being available to the Holy Spirit, showing the love of Jesus, and taking simple steps that help others experience a relationship with Jesus and the power of the Holy Spirit.

NOTICE PEOPLE

LOVE PEOPLE

POINT PEOPLE

Ask God to help you see the people around you the way He sees them.
Look for simple ways to encourage, serve, listen, and care.
When the opportunity comes, share your story, invite them to church, pray with them, or help them take a next step.

Five ways to reach one more

Five ways to reach one more

1. Be kind

Kindness can open a door.

Many people experience the love of Jesus before they understand the message of Jesus. A simple act of kindness may become the first step toward a deeper conversation.

Kindness does not have to be dramatic. It can be as simple as checking on someone, offering help, listening without rushing, encouraging someone who feels overlooked, or meeting a practical need.
Pray for my One More

Practical tips:

Send a message.
Check in on someone and ask how they are really doing.

Offer help.
Look for a practical need you can meet.

Listen well.
Give someone your attention without trying to fix everything immediately.

Pray for them.
Ask if there is a specific way you can pray.

Encourage them.
Speak life where someone may feel discouraged.

1. Be kind

Kindness can open a door.

Many people experience the love of Jesus before they understand the message of Jesus. A simple act of kindness may become the first step toward a deeper conversation.

Kindness does not have to be dramatic. It can be as simple as checking on someone, offering help, listening without rushing, encouraging someone who feels overlooked, or meeting a practical need.
Pray for my One More

Practical tips:

Send a message.
Check in on someone and ask how they are really doing.

Offer help.
Look for a practical need you can meet.

Listen well.
Give someone your attention without trying to fix everything immediately.

Pray for them.
Ask if there is a specific way you can pray.

Encourage them.
Speak life where someone may feel discouraged.

2. Share your story

You don't have to have the perfect words.

Your story does not need to be dramatic to be powerful. If Jesus has forgiven you, changed you, strengthened you, restored you, or given you hope, then you have something worth sharing.

People may argue with opinions, but it is harder to dismiss an honest story of what Jesus has done in your life.
Share My Testimony

Simple framework:

Before Jesus

What was your life like before you began following Jesus, or before you surrendered a specific area of your life to Him?

Then Jesus

How did Jesus meet you, forgive you, help you, change you, or lead you?

Now I am learning

What is different now? How is Jesus shaping your heart, choices, relationships, habits, or hope?

2. Share your story

You don't have to have the perfect words.

Your story does not need to be dramatic to be powerful. If Jesus has forgiven you, changed you, strengthened you, restored you, or given you hope, then you have something worth sharing.

People may argue with opinions, but it is harder to dismiss an honest story of what Jesus has done in your life.
Share My Testimony

Simple framework:

Before Jesus

What was your life like before you began following Jesus, or before you surrendered a specific area of your life to Him?

Then Jesus

How did Jesus meet you, forgive you, help you, change you, or lead you?

Now I am learning

What is different now? How is Jesus shaping your heart, choices, relationships, habits, or hope?

3. Invite someone

Sit with someone new this Sunday

An invitation can feel small, but God can use it in a powerful way. Many people are more willing to attend church when someone personally invites them, meets them, sits with them, and helps them know what to expect.

Jesup Campus:
Sundays at 9:00 & 10:30am
1810 South Palm Street
Jesup, GA

Brunswick Campus:
Sundays at 10:30am
940 Harry Driggers Blvd.
Brunswick, GA
Plan Your Visit

What to say:

Suggested invite text:
“Hey, I’m going to Turning Point this Sunday and thought of you. Would you want to come with me? I can meet you there and sit with you.”

Ways to make the invitation easier:

Offer to meet them outside.
Walking in alone can feel intimidating.

Sit with them.
Do not just invite them — attend with them.

Help with kids.
Tell them about TP Kids and where to go when they arrive.

Follow up afterward.
Ask what they thought and listen without pressure.

3. Invite someone

Sit with someone new this Sunday

An invitation can feel small, but God can use it in a powerful way. Many people are more willing to attend church when someone personally invites them, meets them, sits with them, and helps them know what to expect.

Jesup Campus:
Sundays at 9:00 & 10:30am
1810 South Palm Street
Jesup, GA

Brunswick Campus:
Sundays at 10:30am
940 Harry Driggers Blvd.
Brunswick, GA
Plan Your Visit

What to say:

Suggested invite text:
“Hey, I’m going to Turning Point this Sunday and thought of you. Would you want to come with me? I can meet you there and sit with you.”

Ways to make the invitation easier:

Offer to meet them outside.
Walking in alone can feel intimidating.

Sit with them.
Do not just invite them — attend with them.

Help with kids.
Tell them about TP Kids and where to go when they arrive.

Follow up afterward.
Ask what they thought and listen without pressure.

4. Serve people

Show the love of Jesus in practical ways

Serving the community gives people a visible picture of the love of Jesus. Through outreach, compassion, generosity, and practical help, we can build relationships and create opportunities for people to experience the goodness of God.

You can reach one more by meeting a need, joining an outreach opportunity, or simply being attentive to the people around you.
View Serve Opportunities

How to serve:

Examples of community-focused serving:

Serve through outreach events.
Join opportunities that help Turning Point bless Jesup, Brunswick, and the surrounding communities.

Meet a practical need.
Look for someone who could use help, encouragement, a meal, transportation, prayer, or support.

Represent Jesus where you already are.
Your workplace, school, neighborhood, and daily routines are mission fields.

4. Serve people

Show the love of Jesus in practical ways

Serving the community gives people a visible picture of the love of Jesus. Through outreach, compassion, generosity, and practical help, we can build relationships and create opportunities for people to experience the goodness of God.

You can reach one more by meeting a need, joining an outreach opportunity, or simply being attentive to the people around you.
View Serve Opportunities

How to serve:

Examples of community-focused serving:

Serve through outreach events.
Join opportunities that help Turning Point bless Jesup, Brunswick, and the surrounding communities.

Meet a practical need.
Look for someone who could use help, encouragement, a meal, transportation, prayer, or support.

Represent Jesus where you already are.
Your workplace, school, neighborhood, and daily routines are mission fields.

5. Go on missions

Carry the Word beyond what is familiar.

Mission trips help us serve people beyond our normal routines and partner with what God is doing in other places. They stretch our faith, grow our compassion, and give us opportunities to share the love and message of Jesus.

Whether the opportunity is local, national, or global, missions remind us that the Great Commission is bigger than our comfort zone.
Missions Opportunities

Missions can involve:

Serving practical needs
Meeting tangible needs with compassion and humility.

Encouraging churches and ministries
Partnering with leaders and ministries already serving in their communities.

Sharing the hope of Jesus
Looking for opportunities to tell people what Jesus has done.

Growing personally
Allowing God to stretch your faith, deepen your dependence on Him, and expand your heart for people.

5. Go on missions

Carry the Word beyond what is familiar.

Mission trips help us serve people beyond our normal routines and partner with what God is doing in other places. They stretch our faith, grow our compassion, and give us opportunities to share the love and message of Jesus.

Whether the opportunity is local, national, or global, missions remind us that the Great Commission is bigger than our comfort zone.
Missions Opportunities

Missions can involve:

Serving practical needs
Meeting tangible needs with compassion and humility.

Encouraging churches and ministries
Partnering with leaders and ministries already serving in their communities.

Sharing the hope of Jesus
Looking for opportunities to tell people what Jesus has done.

Growing personally
Allowing God to stretch your faith, deepen your dependence on Him, and expand your heart for people.

When someone says yes :

Help them take their next step.

If someone is open to Jesus, prayer, church, or a conversation, do not leave them wondering what to do next. Walk with them. Reaching one more is not just about making an invitation — it is about helping someone take a step toward Jesus.

If they want to know Jesus:

If they want to visit:

If they want prayer:

If they're ready for a Next Step

Send them to the Know Jesus page or offer to talk and pray with them.

Know Jesus
Send them the Plan Your Visit page and offer to attend with them.

Plan Your Visit
Pray with them in the moment or help them connect with someone from Turning Point.

Request Prayer
Help them explore baptism, growth, serving, generosity, groups, or other next steps.

View Next Steps

When someone says yes :

Help them take their next step.

If someone is open to Jesus, prayer, church, or a conversation, do not leave them wondering what to do next. Walk with them. Reaching one more is not just about making an invitation — it is about helping someone take a step toward Jesus.

If they want to know Jesus:

If they want to visit:

If they want prayer:

If they're ready for a Next Step

Send them to the Know Jesus page or offer to talk and pray with them.
Know Jesus
Send them the Plan Your Visit page and offer to attend with them.
Plan Your Visit
Pray with them in the moment or help them connect with someone from Turning Point.
Request Prayer
Help them explore baptism, growth, serving, generosity, groups, or other next steps.
View Next Steps

Who's your one more?

Someone around you needs the hope, grace, and power of Jesus. Begin with prayer. Be kind. Share your story. Invite them to church. Serve your community. Be open to mission. One step of obedience could become someone’s turning point.

Who's your one more?

Someone around you needs the hope, grace, and power of Jesus. Begin with prayer. Be kind. Share your story. Invite them to church. Serve your community. Be open to mission. One step of obedience could become someone’s turning point.

Invite Someone This Sunday

Tell us how you are taking this step. You do not need to share someone else’s private information. This simply helps us pray with you and encourage you as you live on mission.




Privacy note:
Please avoid sharing sensitive personal details about someone else without their permission.

Submit

Tell us how you are taking this step. You do not need to share someone else’s private information. This simply helps us pray with you and encourage you as you live on mission.




Privacy note:
Please avoid sharing sensitive personal details about someone else without their permission.

Submit

Frequently Asked Questions

What if I do not know what to say?
Start by listening. Ask questions, care about their story, and share honestly about what Jesus has done in your life. You do not need a perfect script.
What if they ask a question I cannot answer?
It is okay to say, “I do not know, but I can help you find out.” Humility often builds more trust than pretending to have every answer.
What if they say no?
Respect their response and continue loving them. Reaching one more is not about pressure or control. Keep praying, keep caring, and trust God with the timing.
What if I feel nervous?
That is normal. Courage does not mean you feel no fear. It means you obey God with love even when you feel unsure.
Do I have to share my whole life story?
No. Share what is helpful and appropriate. A short, honest story about what Jesus has done in your life can be powerful.
What if my friend has been hurt by church?
Listen with compassion. Do not dismiss their pain or rush to defend everything. Acknowledge what they experienced, show them the love of Jesus, and invite them gently when the time is right.
Is inviting someone to church enough?
An invitation can be a meaningful first step, but reaching one more is bigger than an invitation. Be kind, share your story, serve your community, and look for ways to walk with people as they respond to God.
What if I am still growing myself?
You can still reach one more. You do not have to be fully mature to point someone toward Jesus. Simply share what you know, live humbly, and keep growing.
How do I get involved in outreach or missions?
Use the form on this page and select I am looking for ways to serve my community or I am interested in mission trips. Someone from the team can help you learn about available opportunities.

Frequently Asked Questions

What if I do not know what to say?
Start by listening. Ask questions, care about their story, and share honestly about what Jesus has done in your life. You do not need a perfect script.
What if they ask a question I cannot answer?
It is okay to say, “I do not know, but I can help you find out.” Humility often builds more trust than pretending to have every answer.
What if they say no?
Respect their response and continue loving them. Reaching one more is not about pressure or control. Keep praying, keep caring, and trust God with the timing.
What if I feel nervous?
That is normal. Courage does not mean you feel no fear. It means you obey God with love even when you feel unsure.
Do I have to share my whole life story?
No. Share what is helpful and appropriate. A short, honest story about what Jesus has done in your life can be powerful.
What if my friend has been hurt by church?
Listen with compassion. Do not dismiss their pain or rush to defend everything. Acknowledge what they experienced, show them the love of Jesus, and invite them gently when the time is right.
Is inviting someone to church enough?
An invitation can be a meaningful first step, but reaching one more is bigger than an invitation. Be kind, share your story, serve your community, and look for ways to walk with people as they respond to God.
What if I am still growing myself?
You can still reach one more. You do not have to be fully mature to point someone toward Jesus. Simply share what you know, live humbly, and keep growing.
How do I get involved in outreach or missions?
Use the form on this page and select I am looking for ways to serve my community or I am interested in mission trips. Someone from the team can help you learn about available opportunities.

Ready to share your testimony?

There's power in your story.

Ready to share your testimony?

There's power in your story.

Tell us how God has worked in your life.


Submit

Tell us how God has worked in your life.


Submit

The journey keeps going.

Next Steps are not just a checklist to complete. They are rhythms of following Jesus. As you reach one more, keep knowing Jesus, growing daily, serving others, giving generously, connecting in community, and helping others take their next step too.
Back to Next Steps

The journey keeps going.

Next Steps are not just a checklist to complete. They are rhythms of following Jesus. As you reach one more, keep knowing Jesus, growing daily, serving others, giving generously, connecting in community, and helping others take their next step too.
Back to Next Steps