BridgePointe Church

Have you ever felt exhausted, worn out, or like you’re running on fumes? In Zechariah 4, God reminds His people that His work was never meant to be sustained by human strength, but by His Spirit. This message explores what happens when we rely on the wrong sources—and how to reconnect to the only One who can truly sustain us.

Have you ever been faithful but felt like nothing was changing? In Haggai 2, God speaks to His people in a season where their work felt small and insignificant—and reminds them that His presence is still with them and His purposes are still unfolding. This message is an invitation to keep building, because your faithfulness matters even when the progress feels invisible.

What do you do when your faith feels lifeless and everything around you feels spiritually dry? In Ezekiel's vision of the valley of dry bones, God reveals that structure and effort alone can't bring life - only His Spirit can. This message traces the story from creation to new creation, showing how the same breath that formed humanity and raised Jesus now gives life to God's people today.

Pain is unavoidable, but it doesn't have to be meaningless. In this message, we explore how suffering exposes what we trust and what we love, and how hardship is an invitation: we will let it drive us toward resentment or toward surrender?

We tend to think of waiting as delay. God sees it as development. In this first message of the series, we explore how to posture our hearts in the waiting so that the meantime becomes a place of transformation instead of stagnation.

Freedom isn't just freedom FROM sin, shame, and stuck patterns. It's freedom FOR something. In the final message of this series, we shift from breaking cycles to building a new way of life.

What if the problem isn't that we desire too much...but that we desire the wrong things in the wrong order? This week, we look at how fasting becomes a tool of re-formation by starving our strongest desires so that our deepest desires can be met in Christ.

We live in a world that rewards busyness and urgency - but often leaves us tired, anxious and stuck. In this message we explore how hurry keeps us from moving forward spiritually and how the practice of Sabbath offers God's invitation to rest, re-center, and experience true freedom.

This week, we explore why isolation can be deadly to our spiritual growth and how to fight for community even when we've been hurt in the past.

Control is just the illusion that if we manage things well enough we can avoid pain and disappointment. Instead of helping us live free, unhealthy levels of control get us stuck and prevent us from being who God has created us to be. We continue our exploration of Daniel by looking at how we can surrender control and get unstuck.

We kick off the new year by diving into Daniel to explore how we can remain holy and set apart in a culture that wants us to conform to the world around us.

This week isn't just the second week of Advent - it's also Above & Beyond Sunday! Pastor Matt examines how John 12 shows us how we can have peace in seasons of waiting, and he casts vision for the next year of outreach efforts in our community and around the world.

Greg Tellason explains how Christmas reminds us that God does unexpected things and shows the depth of that grace by walking through the story of the Prodigal Son.

We conclude our series by looking at the three invitations that are offered at the end of Revelation 22 and their implications for our lives and church today.

We start to wind down in our series by tracing the imagery of trees throughout Scripture and examining what it means to be a healing place for people in our community.

We reach the end of Revelation 21 and explore how we can be the light of the world now in anticipation of the day when God's light fills all of creation.

We jump back and forth between Exodus and Revelation as we explore what it means to be conquerors instead of cowards when we are confronted with fear.

We dive into Revelation 21 by exploring how John uses Isaiah's encouragement to Israel in exile to encourage first century Christians to remain faithful in the face of burnout.

Pastor Matt tackles your questions from the first week in our series "In the End" dealing with tattoos, persecution, end times views, and more!

We kick off this new series by talking about what the book of Revelation actually is (and what it is not) and how it applies to our lives today.

We conclude our series by examining what our response should be when we try to live a Genesis 1 & 2 life but experience the pain of a Genesis 3 world. In other words, what should we do when we find ourselves disappointed by Jesus?

This week Pastor Matt tackles your questions on shame, suffering, atonement theories and more.

We wrap up Genesis 3 by exploring the consequences of sin and how Jesus reverses the effects of Sin & Death.

This week's questions deal with rumination, Adam's responsibility to Eve, and free will.

This week, we start our exploration of the third chapter of Genesis. We see the strategy the enemy uses to tempt us, understand what sin really is, and examine how Jesus overcame temptation and empowers us to do the same.

Pastor Matt follows up on your questions about gender roles, God being our helper and provider, and more!

This week, we are back in Genesis 2 and exploring what it means to be dust & breath, and how we were created for community.

This week we follow up on a question regarding how to reconcile Jesus' teachings on violence with the commands of God to the Israelites during the Canaanite conquest.

Pastor Matt opens this week with some pastoral reflections on the murder of Charlie Kirk earlier this week. He then transitions to an exploration of what it means to be human in the world and how that impacts the way we act towards those around us.

Julia Geiger walks through the life of Joseph to encourage us not to lose hope in the seasons of waiting we experience in life.

Pastor Matt follows up on your (many) questions from the message on The Spiritual Realm

This week, Pastor Matt wraps up the first chapter of Genesis by looking at what the Bible teaches about spiritual beings and what that means for the way we live our daily lives.

This week, Matt gives you some content that didn't make the final cut of Sunday's message and answers an incredible question that was sent in response to the teaching.

This week, our journey through the beginning of Genesis leads us to explore what it means to be human and how we honor the image of God in others.

This week, Pastor Matt dives into your questions from Sunday's message on the days of creation in Genesis 1.

Pastor Matt continues our exploration of the beginning of Genesis by exploring the waters of chaos, the days of creation, and what it all means for us today.

Pastor Matt follows up this week's teaching by diving into some of your questions that didn't get answered on Sunday morning.

We kick off our series exploring the beginning of Genesis by examining what the Bible means by "the heavens and the earth" and how God's plan from Genesis 1:1 reaches its fulfillment in Jesus.

Pastor Matt returns from sabbatical and takes this week to remind everyone about BridgePointe's vision by teaching from the gospel of Mark.

Our journey through Eastertide continues as we look at Jesus' new command found in John 13. How is the command to love one another "new" and what does it look like to live a life of love?

This week, Pastor Matt explores what Jesus called "abundant life" in John 10 and how we can experience that in the here and now.

This week, Pastor Matt looks at Jesus' restoration of Peter and how forgiveness in the Bible means so much more than we think - it's not just a change in status, but a change in identity.

The Easter season continues with Pastor Matt exploring how Jesus called His disciples into a new creation life.

We celebrate Jesus' victory over Sin & Death and show how this is good news - not just for when we die - but for how we live our lives every day.

Pastor Matt walks through the background of Palm Sunday and how Jesus' triumphal entry was actually a disappointment to those who were greeting Him.

What should we do when we find ourselves disappointed by Jesus? When our prayers seem to go unanswered and our greatest fears become reality? Jesus' resurrection of Lazarus and Mary's subsequent response teach us what it means to worship in the waiting.

This week we look at one of Jesus' most famous parables: The Story of the Lost Son. Pastor Matt brings some context and shows us that the lost son might not be the son we expect (and shows us how to seek reconciliation).

This week we examine Jesus' command to His followers to "repent" and explore what that means for us today.

Greg Tellason continues our Lent season by exploring Jesus' interactions with Pharisees on the way to Jerusalem and how He came to bring real peace to our lives.

We kick off the season of Lent by exploring what sin is, the enemies of the soul, and how we can resist temptation.