In this conversation, Justin sits down with an older husband and wife who reflect on life before phones and television consumed our attention. They share hard-earned wisdom on what it means to truly be present, to build a marriage that lasts, and to prioritize faith and community in every season of life. This episode is a reminder that while culture may change, the things that matter most never do: loving the people right in front of you, committing to prayer, and living a life of service. Whether you’re married, single, young, or seasoned, this conversation offers timeless insight you won’t want to miss.

In this episode, Justin sits down with a retired mailman whose life took a winding road back to God. From getting kicked out of an apartment and living in a motel, to meeting his future wife, moving to Maine, and finding Moss Brook Church, his story is one of redemption, obedience, and learning to stop building his own kingdom and start building God’s. Along the way, he shares how God's used him to impact teens from unbelieving backgrounds through bicycle trips and Word of Life Bible Institute summer camps — and why God loves us too much to let us stay on top of the world. Honest, humbling, and hope-filled, this conversation is a reminder that God meets us wherever we are — and refuses to leave us there.

In this episode of So, What’s the Point?, Justin sits down with a twenty-year-old guest who shares her journey through Word of Life Bible Institute—why she loved it, how it shaped her faith, and what she believes Bible college still offers in today’s culture.

Together, we dive into a thoughtful conversation about Christian music and the growing challenge of finding songs that are not just catchy, but theologically sound. What should believers be listening for when it comes to worship?

She also opens up about her new season of life, navigating engagement and the future with her fiancé, and what it looks like to slow down, be patient, and truly listen to God when big decisions are ahead.

This episode is honest, reflective, and deeply rooted in faith—perfect for anyone wrestling with worship, calling, education, or trusting God in the waiting.

In this episode of So, What’s the Point?, Justin sits down with a twenty-year-old who shares how loss at a young age has shaped him into the person he’s becoming today. After losing his father at just eight years old, his story unfolds through faith, growth, and a willingness to say “yes” to God — even when it leads to unexpected places.

From the joy and enthusiasm surrounding baptism to serving two unforgettable summers at a Christian summer camp in Alaska, he reflects on how stepping outside his comfort zone deepened his faith and broadened his perspective. Along the way, he unpacks why being liked isn’t the goal, how the lack of a father figure in our culture is resulting in weak young men, and why wisdom often shows up in surprising people and places.

This conversation is honest, thoughtful, and encouraging — a reminder that God uses every season of life to teach us, shape us, and invite us into something bigger.

What happens when a dream opportunity isn't what God has in mind?

In our very first episode of So, What’s the Point?, Justin sits down with our pastors to talk honestly about the road that led them here. From a bike shop business that didn’t work out, to the unexpected calling of planting and growing a church in Maine, this conversation is full of real lessons learned along the way.

They share what it’s truly like to partner together in leadership, the challenges and blessings of pastoring side by side, and why saying “yes” to God often means stepping into the unknown. We also look ahead to the future dreams God has placed on their hearts for Moss Brook Church.

If you’ve ever wondered whether partnership is worth it, how to grow when the odds are stacked against you, or what faith looks like when you can't see what's next—this episode is for you.

Introducing Moss Brook Church's new podcast: "So, What's the Point?". In this podcast, host Justin Knowles has guests on to answer questions regarding life, faith, and hope for the future. We'd love to hear your feedback on this podcast. Like, subscribe, and click the notification bell so you get notified every time we release an episode.