Welcome to Moto Mission
A waypoint is a marked location on a GPS—a place that helps guide a journey. It may mark a destination, a milestone, or a place to stop, rest, and regroup before continuing on.
Moto Mission Waypoints are real places where riders gather to connect, encourage one another, and grow in faith.
Waypoints happen at a specific time and location, but they are intentionally shared only through personal invitation and word of mouth. They’re not public events—they’re gatherings.
The ideal Waypoint is somewhere worth riding to: a campfire in the woods, a scenic overlook, a trail intersection, a remote campsite, or another meaningful place off the beaten path. When needed, a park, garage, barn, or backyard works just as well. The location matters less than the people.
Anyone who embraces the vision can host a Waypoint in their community. The format is intentionally simple:
Invite a few people.
Share the Waypoint with others personally.
Arrive early and welcome those who come.
Spend time talking, telling stories, and enjoying motorcycles and community.
At the appropriate time, gather everyone in a circle.
Read a passage of Scripture or share a brief testimony.
Ask one simple question: “How can I pray for you?”
Pray together.
Continue the conversations and enjoy the evening.
Waypoints are designed to happen all over the country—small gatherings of riders who choose to meet, encourage one another, and connect.
We do not publicly advertise Waypoint locations. They are shared personally, preserving the spirit of adventure, purpose and community
Frequently Asked Questions
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Not officially. But scripture will be shared
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No. We want an neutral meeting place that feels organic
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No, it should be places that inspire some adventure and not a routine or predictable location or schedule
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Maybe once a month or once a quarter.
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Great, use Waypoint as a monthly special gathering and alternatively find a weekly place to meet such as in a living room at someone’s house and meet with family and friends on a more consistent level where community is built
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No, but technically Yes. When people meet together it is church. This is the original intent of the New Testament church
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Anyone can lead a Waypoint gathering. If you naturally initiate people to ride with you or have a few friends that like to gather then you could lead a Waypoint.
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Yes of course. We want people to feel like they belong and we want to show love to all people with the hope they see something different in us and want to have a relationship with Jesus.
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It’s ok. Use the time to pray and meet with God in solitude. What a gift that is.
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No. These will be word of mouth and not shared on a large public scale.
Vision
Waypoint is a way for regular people to gather and grow in community. This can happen without clergy, church buildings, or official permissions
We want this to outgrow what we can do on our own within our current structure. We believe that people all over the country can be leading waypoints with people in their community even if they have never heard of moto church or moto mission on YouTube
This could be a movement that gets out of our hands
Our job is to show a method and give some direction and let people lead in their community.
This will grow deeper roots in relationships that move beyond motorcycles and revolver around faith
We hope that we can decentralize Sunday morning church services and put more emphasis on men being on a mission to advance the gospel and build the kingdom. We want to use this to MOBILIZE MEN TO LIVE ON MISSION.
Core Ideas
“They must belong before they believe”. All are welcome, and eventually they will see they are missing Jesus and want to be a part of the eternal kingdom
This is for those who “crave community”
The model is simple, “Find common ground, build christ centered community”. We have an affinity for riding, therefore we can easily gather around the bikes on a trail, or garage. Then thru conversations at the races or campfire we naturally and intentionally build christ centered community.