BridgePoint Church Podcast

As we conclude So That You May Know, we turn to 2 and 3 John and are reminded that eternal life is not just something we wait for after death. It begins now as we walk with Jesus, live in His truth, and grow alongside His people.

This message explores why the Christian life was never meant to be lived alone. God uses the church to encourage us, strengthen us, and help us keep walking in the truth together.

Questions for Reflection:

• Where do I need encouragement from others in my faith right now?

• Who can I encourage this week to keep walking faithfully with Jesus?

How do we know what’s actually true in a world full of competing voices? In Part 7 of So That You May Know, we continue through 1 John and are reminded that not every voice leads to truth. John calls believers to test what they hear and remain anchored in the real Jesus revealed in Scripture.

This message explores how counterfeit versions of Jesus can slowly shape our thinking, and how the Holy Spirit helps followers of Christ recognize truth, discern deception, and walk with confidence as children of God.

Questions for Reflection:

• What voices or influences are shaping the way I think about Jesus right now?

• Am I intentionally spending time in God’s Word so I can recognize His voice more clearly?

What does real love actually look like? In Part 6 of So That You May Know, we continue through 1 John and discover that genuine Christian love is more than emotion or good intentions. Real love becomes visible through the way we treat people, especially those who are difficult to love.

This message explores how the love of Jesus transforms our hearts and reshapes the way we see others. As we remain connected to Christ, His love begins to move us beyond selfishness, bitterness, and comfort into a life marked by sacrifice, compassion, and obedience.

Questions for Reflection:

• Who in my life am I struggling to love the way Jesus has loved me?

• What would it look like for God’s love to become more visible through my actions this week?

What does it mean to live as a child of God? In Part 5 of So That You May Know, we continue through 1 John and are reminded of the incredible love God has for us. Through Jesus, we are invited into a new identity as sons and daughters of God—not because we are perfect, but because we are deeply loved and fully forgiven.

This message explores how the gospel adopts us, transforms us, and teaches us to live in the family of God. Instead of striving to earn love or approval, we are invited to rest in the love of the Father and allow Him to continue changing us over time.

Questions for Reflection:

• Am I living from the love of God, or still trying to earn it?

• What old patterns or identities might God be inviting me to leave behind as I grow in Him?

In a world of confusion and false voices, Pastor Tyler reminds believers that they are already known, forgiven, and strong in Christ. God’s truth abides in them, helping them recognize deception and remain faithful. Through His anointing, they are kept in Him, so they may stand with confidence and know they have eternal life.

Reflection Questions:

1) Why do you think it’s so easy for people (including Christians) to drift into distorted views of Jesus today?

2) What are some ways culture or personal preference tries to subtly redefine truth for us, and how do you practically stay anchored in what is true about Jesus?

3) Where do you tend to rely on your own strength instead of what God has already placed in you? 

Does your life match what you say you believe? In Part 3 of So That You May Know, we look at 1 John and are reminded that real faith is not just about knowing God, it’s about walking with Him. And the clearest evidence of that connection is love. When our lives are shaped by Jesus, it becomes visible in how we treat others, especially when it’s difficult.

Questions for Reflection:

• Where in my life is love missing or inconsistent right now?

• What is one step I can take this week to love someone the way Jesus has loved me? 

What do we do with sin in our lives? In Part 2 of So That You May Know, we look at 1 John and are reminded that real faith doesn’t ignore sin or hide it, it brings it into the light. Because God is light, we can’t claim to follow Him while holding on to darkness. Instead, we’re invited to confess our sin, agree with God about what’s true, and experience the freedom that comes through Jesus.

Questions for Reflection:

• Is there anything in my life I’ve been hiding or excusing instead of bringing into the light?

• What would it look like for me to practice honest confession before God this week?

In a world full of different ideas about Jesus, how can we know what’s true? In this opening message of So That You May Know, we explore John’s eyewitness testimony and discover that Jesus made Himself known so that we can truly know Him. Real life and lasting confidence are found not in a version of Jesus we create, but in the real Jesus revealed in Scripture.

Questions for Reflection:

• Is my faith built on the real Jesus or a version shaped by culture or preference?

• What would it look like for me to know God more personally this week?

Easter reminds us that the way to life isn’t found by striving harder or climbing higher, it’s found through surrender to Jesus. In this message, Pastor Tyler unpacks the power of the resurrection and how it changes everything. Because Jesus rose from the grave, forgiveness is possible, shame is lifted, and new life is available today, not just in eternity.

Questions for Reflection:

• Where might you be trying to “climb” your way to meaning, identity, or purpose?

• What would it look like for you to surrender and receive the life Jesus offers?

Pastor Tyler’s message explores Jesus’ call to “follow me” and challenges listeners to examine whether their obedience is truly unconditional. It highlights that real discipleship requires surrender without conditions, trusting God beyond comfort, control, or personal timelines. Through Scripture and practical examples, it calls believers to move from surface-level faith to a fully committed, daily pursuit of Jesus.

Reflection Questions:

1)   Are there any conditions I’ve placed on my obedience to Jesus (e.g., “I’ll follow if…” or “I’ll follow when…”)?

2)   In what areas of my life am I substituting activity (church, knowledge, busyness) for true surrender and obedience?

3)   What is one step I can take this week to follow Jesus more fully—without delay, excuses, or control over the outcome?