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Journey Church KY
Journey Church is an Independent Christian Church located in Versailles, KY right outside of Lexington, KY. We want to help you move on a simple journey towards Jesus, no matter where you are at in life. Why? Because we believe the Bible tells us we are supposed to love Jesus, love people, and make disciples who make disciples.
Being made in the image of God shapes every part of who we are and how we relate to the world. We’ll explore what it looks like to reflect God in our relationships and choices. Living in God’s design for men and women means embracing the unique ways He created us, valuing and respecting one another, and honoring the roles, strengths, and differences He intended. Each lesson reminds us that reflecting God’s image is not just who we are—it’s how we are meant to live.
Being made in the image of God shapes every part of who we are and how we relate to the world. We’ll explore what it looks like to reflect God in our relationships and choices. Living in God’s design for men and women means embracing the unique ways He created us, valuing and respecting one another, and honoring the roles, strengths, and differences He intended. Each lesson reminds us that reflecting God’s image is not just who we are—it’s how we are meant to live.
Being made in the image of God shapes every part of who we are and how we relate to the world. We’ll explore what it looks like to reflect God in our relationships and choices. Living in God’s design for men and women means embracing the unique ways He created us, valuing and respecting one another, and honoring the roles, strengths, and differences He intended. Each lesson reminds us that reflecting God’s image is not just who we are—it’s how we are meant to live.
Being made in the image of God shapes every part of who we are and how we relate to the world. We’ll explore what it looks like to reflect God in our relationships and choices. Living in God’s design for men and women means embracing the unique ways He created us, valuing and respecting one another, and honoring the roles, strengths, and differences He intended. Each lesson reminds us that reflecting God’s image is not just who we are—it’s how we are meant to live.
In this series, we’ll dive into the shortest books of the Bible (2 John, 3 John, Obadiah, Philemon, Jude) to uncover the big truths they contain. Sometimes, a few carefully chosen words can change hearts, redirect lives, and shift the course of entire communities. In Straight to the Point, we’ll see how God used brief, powerful messages to confront pride, call people back to what truly matters, restore broken relationships, and keep His mission moving forward. This series reminds us that even the simplest message, when delivered by God, has the power to transform lives.
In this series, we’ll dive into the shortest books of the Bible (2 John, 3 John, Obadiah, Philemon, Jude) to uncover the big truths they contain. Sometimes, a few carefully chosen words can change hearts, redirect lives, and shift the course of entire communities. In Straight to the Point, we’ll see how God used brief, powerful messages to confront pride, call people back to what truly matters, restore broken relationships, and keep His mission moving forward. This series reminds us that even the simplest message, when delivered by God, has the power to transform lives.
In this series, we’ll dive into the shortest books of the Bible (2 John, 3 John, Obadiah, Philemon, Jude) to uncover the big truths they contain. Sometimes, a few carefully chosen words can change hearts, redirect lives, and shift the course of entire communities. In Straight to the Point, we’ll see how God used brief, powerful messages to confront pride, call people back to what truly matters, restore broken relationships, and keep His mission moving forward. This series reminds us that even the simplest message, when delivered by God, has the power to transform lives.
In this series, we’ll dive into the shortest books of the Bible (2 John, 3 John, Obadiah, Philemon, Jude) to uncover the big truths they contain. Sometimes, a few carefully chosen words can change hearts, redirect lives, and shift the course of entire communities. In Straight to the Point, we’ll see how God used brief, powerful messages to confront pride, call people back to what truly matters, restore broken relationships, and keep His mission moving forward. This series reminds us that even the simplest message, when delivered by God, has the power to transform lives.
In this series, we’ll dive into the shortest books of the Bible (2 John, 3 John, Obadiah, Philemon, Jude) to uncover the big truths they contain. Sometimes, a few carefully chosen words can change hearts, redirect lives, and shift the course of entire communities. In Straight to the Point, we’ll see how God used brief, powerful messages to confront pride, call people back to what truly matters, restore broken relationships, and keep His mission moving forward. This series reminds us that even the simplest message, when delivered by God, has the power to transform lives.
Everyone wants a good return on their investments, but God’s Kingdom operates on a different kind of return. Every act of faith, every moment of obedience, and every life we influence has eternal significance, even if the results aren’t immediate or obvious. In this series, we’ll discover how God multiplies what is surrendered to Him, turning small seeds of faith, generosity, and service into lasting impact. This series challenges us to live with intentionality, trusting that when we invest in God’s work, the dividends are eternal.
Everyone wants a good return on their investments, but God’s Kingdom operates on a different kind of return. Every act of faith, every moment of obedience, and every life we influence has eternal significance, even if the results aren’t immediate or obvious. In this series, we’ll discover how God multiplies what is surrendered to Him, turning small seeds of faith, generosity, and service into lasting impact. This series challenges us to live with intentionality, trusting that when we invest in God’s work, the dividends are eternal.
Everyone wants a good return on their investments, but God’s Kingdom operates on a different kind of return. Every act of faith, every moment of obedience, and every life we influence has eternal significance, even if the results aren’t immediate or obvious. In this series, we’ll discover how God multiplies what is surrendered to Him, turning small seeds of faith, generosity, and service into lasting impact. This series challenges us to live with intentionality, trusting that when we invest in God’s work, the dividends are eternal.
Everyone wants a good return on their investments, but God’s Kingdom operates on a different kind of return. Every act of faith, every moment of obedience, and every life we influence has eternal significance, even if the results aren’t immediate or obvious. In this series, we’ll discover how God multiplies what is surrendered to Him, turning small seeds of faith, generosity, and service into lasting impact. This series challenges us to live with intentionality, trusting that when we invest in God’s work, the dividends are eternal.
Everyone wants a good return on their investments, but God’s Kingdom operates on a different kind of return. Every act of faith, every moment of obedience, and every life we influence has eternal significance, even if the results aren’t immediate or obvious. In this series, we’ll discover how God multiplies what is surrendered to Him, turning small seeds of faith, generosity, and service into lasting impact. This series challenges us to live with intentionality, trusting that when we invest in God’s work, the dividends are eternal.
Everyone wants a good return on their investments, but God’s Kingdom operates on a different kind of return. Every act of faith, every moment of obedience, and every life we influence has eternal significance, even if the results aren’t immediate or obvious. In this series, we’ll discover how God multiplies what is surrendered to Him, turning small seeds of faith, generosity, and service into lasting impact. This series challenges us to live with intentionality, trusting that when we invest in God’s work, the dividends are eternal.
Jesus never intended for faith to be something we put off. Too often, we tell ourselves we’ll follow Him more fully “tomorrow” or “someday.” In No Time To Waste, we confront the habit of delaying obedience and putting off what matters most. This series encourages living with purpose, restoring marriages, sharing our faith, leading our families well, building meaningful community, and growing in a real, transformative relationship with Jesus. It’s a reminder that hope is available today, change can start now, and the life Jesus invites us into is far too important to wait.
Jesus never intended for faith to be something we put off. Too often, we tell ourselves we’ll follow Him more fully “tomorrow” or “someday.” In No Time To Waste, we confront the habit of delaying obedience and putting off what matters most. This series encourages living with purpose, restoring marriages, sharing our faith, leading our families well, building meaningful community, and growing in a real, transformative relationship with Jesus. It’s a reminder that hope is available today, change can start now, and the life Jesus invites us into is far too important to wait.
Easter is a time to pause, remember, and rejoice. We invite you and your family to join us as we reflect on Jesus' sacrifice and celebrate His victory over death.
Jesus never intended for faith to be something we put off. Too often, we tell ourselves we’ll follow Him more fully “tomorrow” or “someday.” In No Time To Waste, we confront the habit of delaying obedience and putting off what matters most. This series encourages living with purpose, restoring marriages, sharing our faith, leading our families well, building meaningful community, and growing in a real, transformative relationship with Jesus. It’s a reminder that hope is available today, change can start now, and the life Jesus invites us into is far too important to wait.
. In No Time to Waste, we confront the habit of delaying obedience and putting off what matters most. This series encourages living with purpose, restoring marriages, sharing our faith, leading our families well, building meaningful community, and growing in a real, transformative relationship with Jesus. It's a reminder that hope is available today, change can start now, and the life Jesus invites us into is far too important to wait.
Jesus never intended for faith to be something we put off. Too often, we tell ourselves we’ll follow Him more fully “tomorrow” or “someday.” In No Time To Waste, we confront the habit of delaying obedience and putting off what matters most. This series encourages living with purpose, restoring marriages, sharing our faith, leading our families well, building meaningful community, and growing in a real, transformative relationship with Jesus. It’s a reminder that hope is available today, change can start now, and the life Jesus invites us into is far too important to wait.
Life has a way of weighing heavy on our hearts, but Jesus invites us into a different way of living. In Peace of Mind, we’ll address real struggles like depression, grief, doubt, burnout, anxiety, and conflict, and discover how Jesus brings clarity and rest in the middle of them. This series shows us that while challenges are unavoidable, we are never alone—Jesus meets us in our broken places and guides us toward a peace that holds us steady no matter the season.
Life has a way of weighing heavy on our hearts, but Jesus invites us into a different way of living. In Peace of Mind, we’ll address real struggles like depression, grief, doubt, burnout, anxiety, and conflict, and discover how Jesus brings clarity and rest in the middle of them. This series shows us that while challenges are unavoidable, we are never alone—Jesus meets us in our broken places and guides us toward a peace that holds us steady no matter the season.
Life has a way of weighing heavy on our hearts, but Jesus invites us into a different way of living. In Peace of Mind, we’ll address real struggles like depression, grief, doubt, burnout, anxiety, and conflict, and discover how Jesus brings clarity and rest in the middle of them. This series shows us that while challenges are unavoidable, we are never alone—Jesus meets us in our broken places and guides us toward a peace that holds us steady no matter the season.
Life has a way of weighing heavy on our hearts, but Jesus invites us into a different way of living. In Peace of Mind, we’ll address real struggles like depression, grief, doubt, burnout, anxiety, and conflict, and discover how Jesus brings clarity and rest in the middle of them. This series shows us that while challenges are unavoidable, we are never alone—Jesus meets us in our broken places and guides us toward a peace that holds us steady no matter the season.
Life has a way of weighing heavy on our hearts, but Jesus invites us into a different way of living. In Peace of Mind, we’ll address real struggles like depression, grief, doubt, burnout, anxiety, and conflict, and discover how Jesus brings clarity and rest in the middle of them. This series shows us that while challenges are unavoidable, we are never alone—Jesus meets us in our broken places and guides us toward a peace that holds us steady no matter the season.
Life has a way of weighing heavy on our hearts, but Jesus invites us into a different way of living. In Peace of Mind, we’ll address real struggles like depression, grief, doubt, burnout, anxiety, and conflict, and discover how Jesus brings clarity and rest in the middle of them. This series shows us that while challenges are unavoidable, we are never alone—Jesus meets us in our broken places and guides us toward a peace that holds us steady no matter the season.
What does the next season of ministry at Journey Church look like—and where is God leading us? RoadMap is a series designed to bring clarity to the direction God is calling us in this new season. We’ve refined our mission and focus, and we believe God is opening unique doors for ministry right here in Central Kentucky. In this series, we’ll unpack the future of Journey Church—how we plan to reach our community, strengthen discipleship, and create a clear, simple pathway that helps every person take their next step toward Jesus. Together, we’ll explore where we’re going and how each of us can be part of the Journey ahead.
What does the next season of ministry at Journey Church look like—and where is God leading us? RoadMap is a series designed to bring clarity to the direction God is calling us in this new season. We’ve refined our mission and focus, and we believe God is opening unique doors for ministry right here in Central Kentucky. In this series, we’ll unpack the future of Journey Church—how we plan to reach our community, strengthen discipleship, and create a clear, simple pathway that helps every person take their next step toward Jesus. Together, we’ll explore where we’re going and how each of us can be part of the Journey ahead.
What does the next season of ministry at Journey Church look like—and where is God leading us? RoadMap is a series designed to bring clarity to the direction God is calling us in this new season. We’ve refined our mission and focus, and we believe God is opening unique doors for ministry right here in Central Kentucky. In this series, we’ll unpack the future of Journey Church—how we plan to reach our community, strengthen discipleship, and create a clear, simple pathway that helps every person take their next step toward Jesus. Together, we’ll explore where we’re going and how each of us can be part of the Journey ahead.
What does the next season of ministry at Journey Church look like—and where is God leading us? RoadMap is a series designed to bring clarity to the direction God is calling us in this new season. We’ve refined our mission and focus, and we believe God is opening unique doors for ministry right here in Central Kentucky. In this series, we’ll unpack the future of Journey Church—how we plan to reach our community, strengthen discipleship, and create a clear, simple pathway that helps every person take their next step toward Jesus. Together, we’ll explore where we’re going and how each of us can be part of the Journey ahead.
God always has a purpose in silence. Every moment of waiting, every unanswered prayer, every season of doubt is an invitation to trust Him more deeply. In this series, Hope in Silence, we’ll explore powerful stories from the book of Malachi, where God’s people wrestled with His quietness but discovered His faithfulness. From a nation questioning His love to individuals longing for His presence, these stories show us that God is always at work, even when we cannot see it. Each moment of silence becomes an opportunity to grow, to hope, and to encounter the God who never abandons His people.
God always has a purpose in silence. Every moment of waiting, every unanswered prayer, every season of doubt is an invitation to trust Him more deeply. In this series, Hope in Silence, we’ll explore powerful stories from the book of Malachi, where God’s people wrestled with His quietness but discovered His faithfulness. From a nation questioning His love to individuals longing for His presence, these stories show us that God is always at work, even when we cannot see it. Each moment of silence becomes an opportunity to grow, to hope, and to encounter the God who never abandons His people.
God always has a purpose in silence. Every moment of waiting, every unanswered prayer, every season of doubt is an invitation to trust Him more deeply. In this series, Hope in Silence, we’ll explore powerful stories from the book of Malachi, where God’s people wrestled with His quietness but discovered His faithfulness. From a nation questioning His love to individuals longing for His presence, these stories show us that God is always at work, even when we cannot see it. Each moment of silence becomes an opportunity to grow, to hope, and to encounter the God who never abandons His people.
Jesus never left people the way He found them. Every encounter with Him brought a decision, a turning point, or a change that could not be ignored. In this series, we’ll explore powerful stories of real people who encountered Jesus face-to-face. From the restoration of Peter to the thief on the cross’s last-minute cry for mercy, these encounters reveal who Jesus is, how He responds to us in our need, and what it means to follow Him. Each story shows us that Jesus meets people right where they are—but He never leaves them there.
Jesus never left people the way He found them. Every encounter with Him brought a decision, a turning point, or a change that could not be ignored. In this series, we’ll explore powerful stories of real people who encountered Jesus face-to-face. From the restoration of Peter to the thief on the cross’s last-minute cry for mercy, these encounters reveal who Jesus is, how He responds to us in our need, and what it means to follow Him. Each story shows us that Jesus meets people right where they are—but He never leaves them there.
Jesus never left people the way He found them. Every encounter with Him brought a decision, a turning point, or a change that could not be ignored. In this series, we’ll explore powerful stories of real people who encountered Jesus face-to-face. From the restoration of Peter to the thief on the cross’s last-minute cry for mercy, these encounters reveal who Jesus is, how He responds to us in our need, and what it means to follow Him. Each story shows us that Jesus meets people right where they are—but He never leaves them there.
Jesus never left people the way He found them. Every encounter with Him brought a decision, a turning point, or a change that could not be ignored. In this series, we’ll explore powerful stories of real people who encountered Jesus face-to-face. From the restoration of Peter to the thief on the cross’s last-minute cry for mercy, these encounters reveal who Jesus is, how He responds to us in our need, and what it means to follow Him. Each story shows us that Jesus meets people right where they are—but He never leaves them there.
Jesus never left people the way He found them. Every encounter with Him brought a decision, a turning point, or a change that could not be ignored. In this series, we’ll explore powerful stories of real people who encountered Jesus face-to-face. From the restoration of Peter to the thief on the cross’s last-minute cry for mercy, these encounters reveal who Jesus is, how He responds to us in our need, and what it means to follow Him. Each story shows us that Jesus meets people right where they are—but He never leaves them there.
Jesus never left people the way He found them. Every encounter with Him brought a decision, a turning point, or a change that could not be ignored. In this series, we’ll explore powerful stories of real people who encountered Jesus face-to-face. From the restoration of Peter to the thief on the cross’s last-minute cry for mercy, these encounters reveal who Jesus is, how He responds to us in our need, and what it means to follow Him. Each story shows us that Jesus meets people right where they are—but He never leaves them there.
Divine Frequencies is a sermon series about learning to hear God’s voice in a world full of noise. God often speaks in a whisper—not because He’s distant, but because He’s close. Like tuning a radio, hearing Him requires focus, stillness, and alignment. Together, we’ll explore the different ways He communicates and learn to recognize His voice with clarity, confidence, and intimacy. It’s time to tune out the chaos, tune in to His Spirit, and live in sync with the frequency of Heaven.
Divine Frequencies is a sermon series about learning to hear God’s voice in a world full of noise. God often speaks in a whisper—not because He’s distant, but because He’s close. Like tuning a radio, hearing Him requires focus, stillness, and alignment. Together, we’ll explore the different ways He communicates and learn to recognize His voice with clarity, confidence, and intimacy. It’s time to tune out the chaos, tune in to His Spirit, and live in sync with the frequency of Heaven.
Divine Frequencies is a sermon series about learning to hear God’s voice in a world full of noise. God often speaks in a whisper—not because He’s distant, but because He’s close. Like tuning a radio, hearing Him requires focus, stillness, and alignment. Together, we’ll explore the different ways He communicates and learn to recognize His voice with clarity, confidence, and intimacy. It’s time to tune out the chaos, tune in to His Spirit, and live in sync with the frequency of Heaven.
Divine Frequencies is a sermon series about learning to hear God’s voice in a world full of noise. God often speaks in a whisper—not because He’s distant, but because He’s close. Like tuning a radio, hearing Him requires focus, stillness, and alignment. Together, we’ll explore the different ways He communicates and learn to recognize His voice with clarity, confidence, and intimacy. It’s time to tune out the chaos, tune in to His Spirit, and live in sync with the frequency of Heaven.
Divine Frequencies is a sermon series about learning to hear God’s voice in a world full of noise. God often speaks in a whisper—not because He’s distant, but because He’s close. Like tuning a radio, hearing Him requires focus, stillness, and alignment. Together, we’ll explore the different ways He communicates and learn to recognize His voice with clarity, confidence, and intimacy. It’s time to tune out the chaos, tune in to His Spirit, and live in sync with the frequency of Heaven.
Divine Frequencies is a sermon series about learning to hear God’s voice in a world full of noise. God often speaks in a whisper—not because He’s distant, but because He’s close. Like tuning a radio, hearing Him requires focus, stillness, and alignment. Together, we’ll explore the different ways He communicates and learn to recognize His voice with clarity, confidence, and intimacy. It’s time to tune out the chaos, tune in to His Spirit, and live in sync with the frequency of Heaven.
Divine Frequencies is a sermon series about learning to hear God’s voice in a world full of noise. God often speaks in a whisper—not because He’s distant, but because He’s close. Like tuning a radio, hearing Him requires focus, stillness, and alignment. Together, we’ll explore the different ways He communicates and learn to recognize His voice with clarity, confidence, and intimacy. It’s time to tune out the chaos, tune in to His Spirit, and live in sync with the frequency of Heaven.
Any time a new season begins, it’s natural to wonder: What’s going to change? At Journey Church, some things will — but the most important things never will. In this series, Non-Negotiables, we’ll walk through the core values that define who we are and who we’ll continue to be. We will always seek God first. We will always share Jesus boldly. We will always invest in making disciples, raising up the next generation, and staying unified in the essential truths of the gospel. These are not just part of our past — they are the foundation of our future. If you’re wondering where we’re headed, this is your invitation to see what still matters most!
Any time a new season begins, it’s natural to wonder: What’s going to change? At Journey Church, some things will — but the most important things never will. In this series, Non-Negotiables, we’ll walk through the core values that define who we are and who we’ll continue to be. We will always seek God first. We will always share Jesus boldly. We will always invest in making disciples, raising up the next generation, and staying unified in the essential truths of the gospel. These are not just part of our past — they are the foundation of our future. If you’re wondering where we’re headed, this is your invitation to see what still matters most!
Any time a new season begins, it’s natural to wonder: What’s going to change? At Journey Church, some things will — but the most important things never will. In this series, Non-Negotiables, we’ll walk through the core values that define who we are and who we’ll continue to be. We will always seek God first. We will always share Jesus boldly. We will always invest in making disciples, raising up the next generation, and staying unified in the essential truths of the gospel. These are not just part of our past — they are the foundation of our future. If you’re wondering where we’re headed, this is your invitation to see what still matters most!
Any time a new season begins, it’s natural to wonder: What’s going to change? At Journey Church, some things will — but the most important things never will. In this series, Non-Negotiables, we’ll walk through the core values that define who we are and who we’ll continue to be. We will always seek God first. We will always share Jesus boldly. We will always invest in making disciples, raising up the next generation, and staying unified in the essential truths of the gospel. These are not just part of our past — they are the foundation of our future. If you’re wondering where we’re headed, this is your invitation to see what still matters most!
The Christian life is often described as a spiritual battle, a struggle against sin, temptation, and spiritual forces, with believers encouraged to fight the good fight of faith and rely on God's strength and guidance. Join us for our series, "The Good Fight," a study of I Timothy.
The Christian life is often described as a spiritual battle, a struggle against sin, temptation, and spiritual forces, with believers encouraged to fight the good fight of faith and rely on God's strength and guidance. Join us for our series, "The Good Fight," a study of I Timothy.
The Christian life is often described as a spiritual battle, a struggle against sin, temptation, and spiritual forces, with believers encouraged to fight the good fight of faith and rely on God's strength and guidance. Join us for our series, "The Good Fight," a study of I Timothy.
The Christian life is often described as a spiritual battle, a struggle against sin, temptation, and spiritual forces, with believers encouraged to fight the good fight of faith and rely on God's strength and guidance. Join us for our series, "The Good Fight," a study of I Timothy.
The Christian life is often described as a spiritual battle, a struggle against sin, temptation, and spiritual forces, with believers encouraged to fight the good fight of faith and rely on God's strength and guidance. Join us for our series, "The Good Fight," a study of I Timothy.
The Christian life is often described as a spiritual battle, a struggle against sin, temptation, and spiritual forces, with believers encouraged to fight the good fight of faith and rely on God's strength and guidance. Join us for our series, "The Good Fight," a study of I Timothy.
The Christian life is often described as a spiritual battle, a struggle against sin, temptation, and spiritual forces, with believers encouraged to fight the good fight of faith and rely on God's strength and guidance. Join us for our series, "The Good Fight," a study of I Timothy.
The Christian life is often described as a spiritual battle, a struggle against sin, temptation, and spiritual forces, with believers encouraged to fight the good fight of faith and rely on God's strength and guidance. Join us for our series, "The Good Fight," a study of I Timothy.
The Christian life is often described as a spiritual battle, a struggle against sin, temptation, and spiritual forces, with believers encouraged to fight the good fight of faith and rely on God's strength and guidance. Join us for our series, "The Good Fight," a study of I Timothy.
The Christian life is often described as a spiritual battle, a struggle against sin, temptation, and spiritual forces, with believers encouraged to fight the good fight of faith and rely on God's strength and guidance. Join us for our series, "The Good Fight," a study of I Timothy.
The Christian life is often described as a spiritual battle, a struggle against sin, temptation, and spiritual forces, with believers encouraged to fight the good fight of faith and rely on God's strength and guidance. Join us for our series, "The Good Fight," a study of I Timothy.
The disciples scattered when Jesus was captured and crucified because they couldn’t see Him for who He truly was in that moment. But God’s purposes are always greater than our plans, and we too often lose sight of that when things go sideways. After the resurrection, the disciples couldn’t believe their eyes when Jesus appeared to them alive. But when they saw the truth of what God had done—bringing Jesus back to life—it changed the trajectory of their lives and our world. God longs to restore the broken places in our lives, and it’s in seeing Jesus that everything changes.
The disciples scattered when Jesus was captured and crucified because they couldn’t see Him for who He truly was in that moment. But God’s purposes are always greater than our plans, and we too often lose sight of that when things go sideways. After the resurrection, the disciples couldn’t believe their eyes when Jesus appeared to them alive. But when they saw the truth of what God had done—bringing Jesus back to life—it changed the trajectory of their lives and our world. God longs to restore the broken places in our lives, and it’s in seeing Jesus that everything changes.
Join us for our new series, Modern Family, as we examine some of the challenges that families face today. None of us are exempt from the changing culture around us. We need Biblical wisdom and practical advice to meet the new realities and challenges that we face. We will address a Christian parent's role, the dangers of technology, being a godly grandparent, as well as other topics. We hope you can avoid the pitfalls the modern family faces as we live out our faith.
Join us for our new series, Modern Family, as we examine some of the challenges that families face today. None of us are exempt from the changing culture around us. We need Biblical wisdom and practical advice to meet the new realities and challenges that we face. We will address a Christian parent's role, the dangers of technology, being a godly grandparent, as well as other topics. We hope you can avoid the pitfalls the modern family faces as we live out our faith.
Join us for our new series, Modern Family, as we examine some of the challenges that families face today. None of us are exempt from the changing culture around us. We need Biblical wisdom and practical advice to meet the new realities and challenges that we face. We will address a Christian parent's role, the dangers of technology, being a godly grandparent, as well as other topics. We hope you can avoid the pitfalls the modern family faces as we live out our faith.
When you read about the biblical signs of the end times, it reads like the latest news feed: Wars and rumors of wars, an increase in natural disasters, growing immorality, division and discord.... So, are we living in the end times? What does the Apocalypse, also known as the book of Revelation, in the Bible actually say? Join us in our new series, beginning February 2nd, as we look at the book that introduces us to the tribulation, Armageddon, the antichrist, 666, the second coming of Jesus and, yes, the end of the world.
When you read about the biblical signs of the end times, it reads like the latest news feed: Wars and rumors of wars, an increase in natural disasters, growing immorality, division and discord.... So, are we living in the end times? What does the Apocalypse, also known as the book of Revelation, in the Bible actually say? Join us in our new series, beginning February 2nd, as we look at the book that introduces us to the tribulation, Armageddon, the antichrist, 666, the second coming of Jesus and, yes, the end of the world.
When you read about the biblical signs of the end times, it reads like the latest news feed: Wars and rumors of wars, an increase in natural disasters, growing immorality, division and discord.... So, are we living in the end times? What does the Apocalypse, also known as the book of Revelation, in the Bible actually say? Join us in our new series, beginning February 2nd, as we look at the book that introduces us to the tribulation, Armageddon, the antichrist, 666, the second coming of Jesus and, yes, the end of the world.
When you read about the biblical signs of the end times, it reads like the latest news feed: Wars and rumors of wars, an increase in natural disasters, growing immorality, division and discord.... So, are we living in the end times? What does the Apocalypse, also known as the book of Revelation, in the Bible actually say? Join us in our new series, beginning February 2nd, as we look at the book that introduces us to the tribulation, Armageddon, the antichrist, 666, the second coming of Jesus and, yes, the end of the world.
When you read about the biblical signs of the end times, it reads like the latest news feed: Wars and rumors of wars, an increase in natural disasters, growing immorality, division and discord.... So, are we living in the end times? What does the Apocalypse, also known as the book of Revelation, in the Bible actually say? Join us in our new series, beginning February 2nd, as we look at the book that introduces us to the tribulation, Armageddon, the antichrist, 666, the second coming of Jesus and, yes, the end of the world.
When you read about the biblical signs of the end times, it reads like the latest news feed: Wars and rumors of wars, an increase in natural disasters, growing immorality, division and discord.... So, are we living in the end times? What does the Apocalypse, also known as the book of Revelation, in the Bible actually say? Join us in our new series, beginning February 2nd, as we look at the book that introduces us to the tribulation, Armageddon, the antichrist, 666, the second coming of Jesus and, yes, the end of the world.
When you read about the biblical signs of the end times, it reads like the latest news feed: Wars and rumors of wars, an increase in natural disasters, growing immorality, division and discord.... So, are we living in the end times? What does the Apocalypse, also known as the book of Revelation, in the Bible actually say? Join us in our new series, beginning February 2nd, as we look at the book that introduces us to the tribulation, Armageddon, the antichrist, 666, the second coming of Jesus and, yes, the end of the world.
When you read about the biblical signs of the end times, it reads like the latest news feed: Wars and rumors of wars, an increase in natural disasters, growing immorality, division and discord.... So, are we living in the end times? What does the Apocalypse, also known as the book of Revelation, in the Bible actually say? Join us in our new series, beginning February 2nd, as we look at the book that introduces us to the tribulation, Armageddon, the antichrist, 666, the second coming of Jesus and, yes, the end of the world.
We all know that the Bible teaches us to pray. But why is it so important? Why do we pray? Why is it so difficult to have a consistent prayer time? What are the hinderances to prayer and how do we develop a consistent prayer life? Join us starting Sunday, January 5th for our new series, Pray First!
We all know that the Bible teaches us to pray. But why is it so important? Why do we pray? Why is it so difficult to have a consistent prayer time? What are the hinderances to prayer and how do we develop a consistent prayer life? Join us starting Sunday, January 5th for our new series, Pray First!
We all know that the Bible teaches us to pray. But why is it so important? Why do we pray? Why is it so difficult to have a consistent prayer time? What are the hinderances to prayer and how do we develop a consistent prayer life? Join us starting Sunday, January 5th for our new series, Pray First!
We all know that the Bible teaches us to pray. But why is it so important? Why do we pray? Why is it so difficult to have a consistent prayer time? What are the hinderances to prayer and how do we develop a consistent prayer life? Join us starting Sunday, January 5th for our new series, Pray First!
We are all created to worship. The question is, 'What or who are we worshipping?' Christmas is a crazy time for many of us and it forces us to make decisions as to what is most important. Join us this Christmas season as we choose to Worship The King! Our new series begins in December. Be sure to join us for all the messages.
We are all created to worship. The question is, 'What or who are we worshipping?' Christmas is a crazy time for many of us and it forces us to make decisions as to what is most important. Join us this Christmas season as we choose to Worship The King! Our new series begins in December. Be sure to join us for all the messages.
We are all created to worship. The question is, 'What or who are we worshipping?' Christmas is a crazy time for many of us and it forces us to make decisions as to what is most important. Join us this Christmas season as we choose to Worship The King! Our new series begins in December. Be sure to join us for all the messages.
We are all created to worship. The question is, 'What or who are we worshipping?' Christmas is a crazy time for many of us and it forces us to make decisions as to what is most important. Join us this Christmas season as we choose to Worship The King! Our new series begins in December. Be sure to join us for all the messages.
They call it FIRE- (financial independence, retire early), but few are on track for it. In fact, many people live paycheck to paycheck, struggling to get by even though their income should be adequate. Join us for our next series, "Paycheck to Paycheck" as we explore the three critical dynamics for breaking the cycle of spending all we make, and how to experience true financial freedom.
They call it FIRE- (financial independence, retire early), but few are on track for it. In fact, many people live paycheck to paycheck, struggling to get by even though their income should be adequate. Join us for our next series, "Paycheck to Paycheck" as we explore the three critical dynamics for breaking the cycle of spending all we make, and how to experience true financial freedom.
They call it FIRE- (financial independence, retire early), but few are on track for it. In fact, many people live paycheck to paycheck, struggling to get by even though their income should be adequate. Join us for our next series, "Paycheck to Paycheck" as we explore the three critical dynamics for breaking the cycle of spending all we make, and how to experience true financial freedom.
They call it FIRE- (financial independence, retire early), but few are on track for it. In fact, many people live paycheck to paycheck, struggling to get by even though their income should be adequate. Join us for our next series, "Paycheck to Paycheck" as we explore the three critical dynamics for breaking the cycle of spending all we make, and how to experience true financial freedom.
We hope you join us for our new sermon series on Sunday mornings at 9:15am or 11am, called Belong. Belonging is one of the basic needs that we require to survive. In a world that is increasingly impersonal, we all need to know that we are valued, loved, and needed. The church should lead the way in making people feel like they Belong. Come explore how you can truly Belong to the body of Christ at Journey Church, beginning on September 15th. You have a place here at Journey Church and in God's family.
We hope you join us for our new sermon series on Sunday mornings at 9:15am or 11am, called Belong. Belonging is one of the basic needs that we require to survive. In a world that is increasingly impersonal, we all need to know that we are valued, loved, and needed. The church should lead the way in making people feel like they Belong. Come explore how you can truly Belong to the body of Christ at Journey Church, beginning on September 15th. You have a place here at Journey Church and in God's family.
We hope you join us for our new sermon series on Sunday mornings at 9:15am or 11am, called Belong. Belonging is one of the basic needs that we require to survive. In a world that is increasingly impersonal, we all need to know that we are valued, loved, and needed. The church should lead the way in making people feel like they Belong. Come explore how you can truly Belong to the body of Christ at Journey Church, beginning on September 15th. You have a place here at Journey Church and in God's family.
We hope you join us for our new sermon series on Sunday mornings at 9:15am or 11am, called Belong. Belonging is one of the basic needs that we require to survive. In a world that is increasingly impersonal, we all need to know that we are valued, loved, and needed. The church should lead the way in making people feel like they Belong. Come explore how you can truly Belong to the body of Christ at Journey Church, beginning on September 15th. You have a place here at Journey Church and in God's family.
We hope you join us for our new sermon series on Sunday mornings at 9:15am or 11am, called Belong. Belonging is one of the basic needs that we require to survive. In a world that is increasingly impersonal, we all need to know that we are valued, loved, and needed. The church should lead the way in making people feel like they Belong. Come explore how you can truly Belong to the body of Christ at Journey Church, beginning on September 15th. You have a place here at Journey Church and in God's family.
The International Conference on Missions (ICOM) is a missions-focused conference that meets each fall. This year, the conference will be held at Rupp Arena in Lexington on November 14-16. Boasting over 600 exhibit booths, 150 breakout sessions, and 5 main sessions – ICOM is the “go-to” for global missions connections, finding resources, and serving opportunities. There's even concurrent sessions for kids and students. Because we are a partner church with ICOM, anyone from Journey can register for FREE! Save the date and start making plans to join us at ICOM this fall. For more information, contact Richie Phillips at Rkphillips314@gmail.com or Eric Rice at Eric@journeyky.church.
When Jesus spoke, people listened. Hundreds, even thousands gathered to hear what He has to say. Jesus was an incredible storyteller. When he spoke, his stories met people where they were at so that they could fully grasp what he was teaching. He shared about the Kingdom of Heaven through everyday stories. This gave people a real-life perspective and a tangible meaning to what it meant to believe in God and to follow Jesus.
When Jesus spoke, people listened. Hundreds, even thousands gathered to hear what He has to say. Jesus was an incredible storyteller. When he spoke, his stories met people where they were at so that they could fully grasp what he was teaching. He shared about the Kingdom of Heaven though everyday stories. This gave people a real-life perspective and a tangible meaning to what it meant to believe in God and to follow Jesus.
When Jesus spoke, people listened. Hundreds, even thousands gathered to hear what He has to say. Jesus was an incredible storyteller. When he spoke, his stories met people where they were at so that they could fully grasp what he was teaching. He shared about the Kingdom of Heaven though everyday stories. This gave people a real-life perspective and a tangible meaning to what it meant to believe in God and to follow Jesus.
When Jesus spoke, people listened. Hundreds, even thousands gathered to hear what He has to say. Jesus was an incredible storyteller. When he spoke, his stories met people where they were at so that they could fully grasp what he was teaching. He shared about the Kingdom of Heaven though everyday stories. This gave people a real-life perspective and a tangible meaning to what it meant to believe in God and to follow Jesus.
When Jesus spoke, people listened. Hundreds, even thousands gathered to hear what He has to say. Jesus was an incredible storyteller. When he spoke, his stories met people where they were at so that they could fully grasp what he was teaching. He shared about the Kingdom of Heaven though everyday stories. This gave people a real-life perspective and a tangible meaning to what it meant to believe in God and to follow Jesus.
When Jesus spoke, people listened. Hundreds, even thousands gathered to hear what He has to say. Jesus was an incredible storyteller. When he spoke, his stories met people where they were at so that they could fully grasp what he was teaching. He shared about the Kingdom of Heaven though everyday stories. This gave people a real-life perspective and a tangible meaning to what it meant to believe in God and to follow Jesus.
When Jesus spoke, people listened. Hundreds, even thousands gathered to hear what He has to say. Jesus was an incredible storyteller. When he spoke, his stories met people where they were at so that they could fully grasp what he was teaching. He shared about the Kingdom of Heaven though everyday stories. This gave people a real-life perspective and a tangible meaning to what it meant to believe in God and to follow Jesus.
When Jesus spoke, people listened. Hundreds, even thousands gathered to hear what He has to say. Jesus was an incredible storyteller. When he spoke, his stories met people where they were at so that they could fully grasp what he was teaching. He shared about the Kingdom of Heaven though everyday stories. This gave people a real-life perspective and a tangible meaning to what it meant to believe in God and to follow Jesus.
When Jesus spoke, people listened. Hundreds, even thousands gathered to hear what He has to say. Jesus was an incredible storyteller. When he spoke, his stories met people where they were at so that they could fully grasp what he was teaching. He shared about the Kingdom of Heaven though everyday stories. This gave people a real-life perspective and a tangible meaning to what it meant to believe in God and to follow Jesus.
When Jesus spoke, people listened. Hundreds, even thousands gathered to hear what He has to say. Jesus was an incredible storyteller. When he spoke, his stories met people where they were at so that they could fully grasp what he was teaching. He shared about the Kingdom of Heaven though everyday stories. This gave people a real-life perspective and a tangible meaning to what it meant to believe in God and to follow Jesus.
When Jesus spoke, people listened. Hundreds, even thousands gathered to hear what He has to say. Jesus was an incredible storyteller. When he spoke, his stories met people where they were at so that they could fully grasp what he was teaching. He shared about the Kingdom of Heaven though everyday stories. This gave people a real-life perspective and a tangible meaning to what it meant to believe in God and to follow Jesus.
Culture is making some dramatic shifts all around us. Sometimes as Christians we feel like we are living in a foreign world. There is a good reason for that. The Bible says that we are foreigners and aliens in this world. But this is not the first time that God’s people have been in foreign territory. The Old Testament of Daniel records the history of the Jewish people being in a foreign land and a hostile culture. In Daniel, we learn that when culture shifts, we need to know who we are, reaffirm our convictions, and respond with love. We can do this by learning to live in the tension between truth and grace. Truth is God’s standard, and without it we lose our way. Grace is God’s favor, and without it we can seem judgmental and mean. As we begin to hold God’s truth high and freely give the grace we freely received, we can journey together to make a difference. Join us as we study the book of Daniel!
Culture is making some dramatic shifts all around us. Sometimes as Christians we feel like we are living in a foreign world. There is a good reason for that. The Bible says that we are foreigners and aliens in this world. But this is not the first time that God’s people have been in foreign territory. The Old Testament of Daniel records the history of the Jewish people being in a foreign land and a hostile culture. In Daniel, we learn that when culture shifts, we need to know who we are, reaffirm our convictions, and respond with love. We can do this by learning to live in the tension between truth and grace. Truth is God’s standard, and without it we lose our way. Grace is God’s favor, and without it we can seem judgmental and mean. As we begin to hold God’s truth high and freely give the grace we freely received, we can journey together to make a difference. Join us as we study the book of Daniel!
Technical Difficulty Please skip to 1:50, to begin listening...Culture is making some dramatic shifts all around us. Sometimes as Christians we feel like we are living in a foreign world. There is a good reason for that. The Bible says that we are foreigners and aliens in this world. But this is not the first time that God’s people have been in foreign territory. The Old Testament of Daniel records the history of the Jewish people being in a foreign land and a hostile culture. In Daniel, we learn that when culture shifts, we need to know who we are, reaffirm our convictions, and respond with love. We can do this by learning to live in the tension between truth and grace. Truth is God’s standard, and without it we lose our way. Grace is God’s favor, and without it we can seem judgmental and mean. As we begin to hold God’s truth high and freely give the grace we freely received, we can journey together to make a difference. Join us as we study the book of Daniel!
Culture is making some dramatic shifts all around us. Sometimes as Christians we feel like we are living in a foreign world. There is a good reason for that. The Bible says that we are foreigners and aliens in this world. But this is not the first time that God’s people have been in foreign territory. The Old Testament of Daniel records the history of the Jewish people being in a foreign land and a hostile culture. In Daniel, we learn that when culture shifts, we need to know who we are, reaffirm our convictions, and respond with love. We can do this by learning to live in the tension between truth and grace. Truth is God’s standard, and without it we lose our way. Grace is God’s favor, and without it we can seem judgmental and mean. As we begin to hold God’s truth high and freely give the grace we freely received, we can journey together to make a difference. Join us as we study the book of Daniel!
Culture is making some dramatic shifts all around us. Sometimes as Christians we feel like we are living in a foreign world. There is a good reason for that. The Bible says that we are foreigners and aliens in this world. But this is not the first time that God’s people have been in foreign territory. The Old Testament of Daniel records the history of the Jewish people being in a foreign land and a hostile culture. In Daniel, we learn that when culture shifts, we need to know who we are, reaffirm our convictions, and respond with love. We can do this by learning to live in the tension between truth and grace. Truth is God’s standard, and without it we lose our way. Grace is God’s favor, and without it we can seem judgmental and mean. As we begin to hold God’s truth high and freely give the grace we freely received, we can journey together to make a difference. Join us as we study the book of Daniel!
Culture is making some dramatic shifts all around us. Sometimes as Christians we feel like we are living in a foreign world. There is a good reason for that. The Bible says that we are foreigners and aliens in this world. But this is not the first time that God’s people have been in foreign territory. The Old Testament of Daniel records the history of the Jewish people being in a foreign land and a hostile culture. In Daniel, we learn that when culture shifts, we need to know who we are, reaffirm our convictions, and respond with love. We can do this by learning to live in the tension between truth and grace. Truth is God’s standard, and without it we lose our way. Grace is God’s favor, and without it we can seem judgmental and mean. As we begin to hold God’s truth high and freely give the grace we freely received, we can journey together to make a difference. Join us as we study the book of Daniel!
Culture is making some dramatic shifts all around us. Sometimes as Christians we feel like we are living in a foreign world. There is a good reason for that. The Bible says that we are foreigners and aliens in this world. But this is not the first time that God’s people have been in foreign territory. The Old Testament of Daniel records the history of the Jewish people being in a foreign land and a hostile culture. In Daniel, we learn that when culture shifts, we need to know who we are, reaffirm our convictions, and respond with love. We can do this by learning to live in the tension between truth and grace. Truth is God’s standard, and without it we lose our way. Grace is God’s favor, and without it we can seem judgmental and mean. As we begin to hold God’s truth high and freely give the grace we freely received, we can journey together to make a difference. Join us as we study the book of Daniel!
Join us online this Easter for Worship as we celebrate the resurection of Jesus and the new life we have in Him. We hope you are encouraged by the knowledge of His love and can join us in celbrating the good news of this Gospel together!
At the end of Jesus’ time on the earth, after his crucifixion, his burial, and resurrection, He called His followers together and gave them a mission. The mission would be to go into all the world and make disciples, sparking the greatest outreach endeavor in the history of the world. The message was so powerful and compelling that his followers were accused of ‘turning the world upside down.’ Join us as we begin our new series “Sent,” a study of the book of Acts, which records the early spread of Christianity. Let’s relive the excitement of the story of how the church was born and spread all over the world. And all because the disciples were “Sent!”
At the end of Jesus’ time on the earth, after his crucifixion, his burial, and resurrection, He called His followers together and gave them a mission. The mission would be to go into all the world and make disciples, sparking the greatest outreach endeavor in the history of the world. The message was so powerful and compelling that his followers were accused of ‘turning the world upside down.’ Join us as we begin our new series “Sent,” a study of the book of Acts, which records the early spread of Christianity. Let’s relive the excitement of the story of how the church was born and spread all over the world. And all because the disciples were “Sent!”
At the end of Jesus’ time on the earth, after his crucifixion, his burial, and resurrection, He called His followers together and gave them a mission. The mission would be to go into all the world and make disciples, sparking the greatest outreach endeavor in the history of the world. The message was so powerful and compelling that his followers were accused of ‘turning the world upside down.’ Join us as we begin our new series “Sent,” a study of the book of Acts, which records the early spread of Christianity. Let’s relive the excitement of the story of how the church was born and spread all over the world. And all because the disciples were “Sent!”
At the end of Jesus’ time on the earth, after his crucifixion, his burial, and resurrection, He called His followers together and gave them a mission. The mission would be to go into all the world and make disciples, sparking the greatest outreach endeavor in the history of the world. The message was so powerful and compelling that his followers were accused of ‘turning the world upside down.’ Join us as we begin our new series “Sent,” a study of the book of Acts, which records the early spread of Christianity. Let’s relive the excitement of the story of how the church was born and spread all over the world. And all because the disciples were “Sent!”
At the end of Jesus’ time on the earth, after his crucifixion, his burial, and resurrection, He called His followers together and gave them a mission. The mission would be to go into all the world and make disciples, sparking the greatest outreach endeavor in the history of the world. The message was so powerful and compelling that his followers were accused of ‘turning the world upside down.’ Join us as we begin our new series “Sent,” a study of the book of Acts, which records the early spread of Christianity. Let’s relive the excitement of the story of how the church was born and spread all over the world. And all because the disciples were “Sent!”
At the end of Jesus’ time on the earth, after his crucifixion, his burial, and resurrection, He called His followers together and gave them a mission. The mission would be to go into all the world and make disciples, sparking the greatest outreach endeavor in the history of the world. The message was so powerful and compelling that his followers were accused of ‘turning the world upside down.’ Join us as we begin our new series “Sent,” a study of the book of Acts, which records the early spread of Christianity. Let’s relive the excitement of the story of how the church was born and spread all over the world. And all because the disciples were “Sent!”
At the end of Jesus’ time on the earth, after his crucifixion, his burial, and resurrection, He called His followers together and gave them a mission. The mission would be to go into all the world and make disciples, sparking the greatest outreach endeavor in the history of the world. The message was so powerful and compelling that his followers were accused of ‘turning the world upside down.’ Join us as we begin our new series “Sent,” a study of the book of Acts, which records the early spread of Christianity. Let’s relive the excitement of the story of how the church was born and spread all over the world. And all because the disciples were “Sent!”
At the end of Jesus’ time on the earth, after his crucifixion, his burial, and resurrection, He called His followers together and gave them a mission. The mission would be to go into all the world and make disciples, sparking the greatest outreach endeavor in the history of the world. The message was so powerful and compelling that his followers were accused of ‘turning the world upside down.’ Join us as we begin our new series “Sent,” a study of the book of Acts, which records the early spread of Christianity. Let’s relive the excitement of the story of how the church was born and spread all over the world. And all because the disciples were “Sent!”
At the end of Jesus’ time on the earth, after his crucifixion, his burial, and resurrection, He called His followers together and gave them a mission. The mission would be to go into all the world and make disciples, sparking the greatest outreach endeavor in the history of the world. The message was so powerful and compelling that his followers were accused of ‘turning the world upside down.’ Join us as we begin our new series “Sent,” a study of the book of Acts, which records the early spread of Christianity. Let’s relive the excitement of the story of how the church was born and spread all over the world. And all because the disciples were “Sent!”
At the end of Jesus’ time on the earth, after his crucifixion, his burial, and resurrection, He called His followers together and gave them a mission. The mission would be to go into all the world and make disciples, sparking the greatest outreach endeavor in the history of the world. The message was so powerful and compelling that his followers were accused of ‘turning the world upside down.’ Join us as we begin our new series “Sent,” a study of the book of Acts, which records the early spread of Christianity. Let’s relive the excitement of the story of how the church was born and spread all over the world. And all because the disciples were “Sent!”
At the end of Jesus’ time on the earth, after his crucifixion, his burial, and resurrection, He called His followers together and gave them a mission. The mission would be to go into all the world and make disciples, sparking the greatest outreach endeavor in the history of the world. The message was so powerful and compelling that his followers were accused of ‘turning the world upside down.’ Join us as we begin our new series “Sent,” a study of the book of Acts, which records the early spread of Christianity. Let’s relive the excitement of the story of how the church was born and spread all over the world. And all because the disciples were “Sent!”
Thank you for joining us for Worship as Tony, our Associate Minister, shares with us a standalone message on the importance of the nation of Israel for our Christian Faith.
Thank you for joining us as Randy shares a stand alone message about the prophecies which foretold the life of Jesus! His coming, his miracles, death and resurrection! We hope you are encouraged in remembering the true meaning of Christmas!
At the end of Jesus’ time on the earth, after his crucifixion, his burial, and resurrection, He called His followers together and gave them a mission. The mission would be to go into all the world and make disciples, sparking the greatest outreach endeavor in the history of the world. The message was so powerful and compelling that his followers were accused of ‘turning the world upside down.’ Join us as we being our new series “Sent,” a study of the book of Acts, which records the early spread of Christianity. Let’s relive the excitement of the story of how the church was born and spread all over the world. And all because the disciples were “Sent!”
At the end of Jesus’ time on the earth, after his crucifixion, his burial, and resurrection, He called His followers together and gave them a mission. The mission would be to go into all the world and make disciples, sparking the greatest outreach endeavor in the history of the world. The message was so powerful and compelling that his followers were accused of ‘turning the world upside down.’ Join us as we being our new series “Sent,” a study of the book of Acts, which records the early spread of Christianity. Let’s relive the excitement of the story of how the church was born and spread all over the world. And all because the disciples were “Sent!”
At the end of Jesus’ time on the earth, after his crucifixion, his burial, and resurrection, He called His followers together and gave them a mission. The mission would be to go into all the world and make disciples, sparking the greatest outreach endeavor in the history of the world. The message was so powerful and compelling that his followers were accused of ‘turning the world upside down.’ Join us as we being our new series “Sent,” a study of the book of Acts, which records the early spread of Christianity. Let’s relive the excitement of the story of how the church was born and spread all over the world. And all because the disciples were “Sent!”
At the end of Jesus’ time on the earth, after his crucifixion, his burial, and resurrection, He called His followers together and gave them a mission. The mission would be to go into all the world and make disciples, sparking the greatest outreach endeavor in the history of the world. The message was so powerful and compelling that his followers were accused of ‘turning the world upside down.’ Join us as we being our new series “Sent,” a study of the book of Acts, which records the early spread of Christianity. Let’s relive the excitement of the story of how the church was born and spread all over the world. And all because the disciples were “Sent!”
At the end of Jesus’ time on the earth, after his crucifixion, his burial, and resurrection, He called His followers together and gave them a mission. The mission would be to go into all the world and make disciples, sparking the greatest outreach endeavor in the history of the world. The message was so powerful and compelling that his followers were accused of ‘turning the world upside down.’ Join us as we being our new series “Sent,” a study of the book of Acts, which records the early spread of Christianity. Let’s relive the excitement of the story of how the church was born and spread all over the world. And all because the disciples were “Sent!”
At the end of Jesus’ time on the earth, after his crucifixion, his burial, and resurrection, He called His followers together and gave them a mission. The mission would be to go into all the world and make disciples, sparking the greatest outreach endeavor in the history of the world. The message was so powerful and compelling that his followers were accused of ‘turning the world upside down.’ Join us as we being our new series “Sent,” a study of the book of Acts, which records the early spread of Christianity. Let’s relive the excitement of the story of how the church was born and spread all over the world. And all because the disciples were “Sent!”
At the end of Jesus’ time on the earth, after his crucifixion, his burial, and resurrection, He called His followers together and gave them a mission. The mission would be to go into all the world and make disciples, sparking the greatest outreach endeavor in the history of the world. The message was so powerful and compelling that his followers were accused of ‘turning the world upside down.’ Join us as we being our new series “Sent,” a study of the book of Acts, which records the early spread of Christianity. Let’s relive the excitement of the story of how the church was born and spread all over the world. And all because the disciples were “Sent!”
At the end of Jesus’ time on the earth, after his crucifixion, his burial, and resurrection, He called His followers together and gave them a mission. The mission would be to go into all the world and make disciples, sparking the greatest outreach endeavor in the history of the world. The message was so powerful and compelling that his followers were accused of ‘turning the world upside down.’ Join us as we being our new series “Sent,” a study of the book of Acts, which records the early spread of Christianity. Let’s relive the excitement of the story of how the church was born and spread all over the world. And all because the disciples were “Sent!”
At the end of Jesus’ time on the earth, after his crucifixion, his burial, and resurrection, He called His followers together and gave them a mission. The mission would be to go into all the world and make disciples, sparking the greatest outreach endeavor in the history of the world. The message was so powerful and compelling that his followers were accused of ‘turning the world upside down.’ Join us as we being our new series “Sent,” a study of the book of Acts, which records the early spread of Christianity. Let’s relive the excitement of the story of how the church was born and spread all over the world. And all because the disciples were “Sent!”
At the end of Jesus’ time on the earth, after his crucifixion, his burial, and resurrection, He called His followers together and gave them a mission. The mission would be to go into all the world and make disciples, sparking the greatest outreach endeavor in the history of the world. The message was so powerful and compelling that his followers were accused of ‘turning the world upside down.’ Join us as we begin our new series “Sent,” a study of the book of Acts, which records the early spread of Christianity. Let’s relive the excitement of the story of how the church was born and spread all over the world. And all because the disciples were “Sent!”
At the end of Jesus’ time on the earth, after his crucifixion, his burial, and resurrection, He called His followers together and gave them a mission. The mission would be to go into all the world and make disciples, sparking the greatest outreach endeavor in the history of the world. The message was so powerful and compelling that his followers were accused of ‘turning the world upside down.’ Join us as we begin our new series “Sent,” a study of the book of Acts, which records the early spread of Christianity. Let’s relive the excitement of the story of how the church was born and spread all over the world. And all because the disciples were “Sent!”
At the end of Jesus’ time on the earth, after his crucifixion, his burial, and resurrection, He called His followers together and gave them a mission. The mission would be to go into all the world and make disciples, sparking the greatest outreach endeavor in the history of the world. The message was so powerful and compelling that his followers were accused of ‘turning the world upside down.’ Join us as we begin our new series “Sent,” a study of the book of Acts, which records the early spread of Christianity. Let’s relive the excitement of the story of how the church was born and spread all over the world. And all because the disciples were “Sent!”
At the end of Jesus’ time on the earth, after his crucifixion, his burial, and resurrection, He called His followers together and gave them a mission. The mission would be to go into all the world and make disciples, sparking the greatest outreach endeavor in the history of the world. The message was so powerful and compelling that his followers were accused of ‘turning the world upside down.’ Join us as we begin our new series “Sent,” a study of the book of Acts, which records the early spread of Christianity. Let’s relive the excitement of the story of how the church was born and spread all over the world. And all because the disciples were “Sent!”
At the end of Jesus’ time on the earth, after his crucifixion, his burial, and resurrection, He called His followers together and gave them a mission. The mission would be to go into all the world and make disciples, sparking the greatest outreach endeavor in the history of the world. The message was so powerful and compelling that his followers were accused of ‘turning the world upside down.’ Join us as we being our new series “Sent,” a study of the book of Acts, which records the early spread of Christianity. Let’s relive the excitement of the story of how the church was born and spread all over the world. And all because the disciples were “Sent!”
At the end of Jesus’ time on the earth, after his crucifixion, his burial, and resurrection, He called His followers together and gave them a mission. The mission would be to go into all the world and make disciples, sparking the greatest outreach endeavor in the history of the world. The message was so powerful and compelling that his followers were accused of ‘turning the world upside down.’ Join us as we being our new series “Sent,” a study of the book of Acts, which records the early spread of Christianity. Let’s relive the excitement of the story of how the church was born and spread all over the world. And all because the disciples were “Sent!”
At the end of Jesus’ time on the earth, after his crucifixion, his burial, and resurrection, He called His followers together and gave them a mission. The mission would be to go into all the world and make disciples, sparking the greatest outreach endeavor in the history of the world. The message was so powerful and compelling that his followers were accused of ‘turning the world upside down.’ Join us as we being our new series “Sent,” a study of the book of Acts, which records the early spread of Christianity. Let’s relive the excitement of the story of how the church was born and spread all over the world. And all because the disciples were “Sent!”
At the end of Jesus’ time on the earth, after his crucifixion, his burial, and resurrection, He called His followers together and gave them a mission. The mission would be to go into all the world and make disciples, sparking the greatest outreach endeavor in the history of the world. The message was so powerful and compelling that his followers were accused of ‘turning the world upside down.’ Join us as we being our new series “Sent,” a study of the book of Acts, which records the early spread of Christianity. Let’s relive the excitement of the story of how the church was born and spread all over the world. And all because the disciples were “Sent!”
At the end of Jesus’ time on the earth, after his crucifixion, his burial, and resurrection, He called His followers together and gave them a mission. The mission would be to go into all the world and make disciples, sparking the greatest outreach endeavor in the history of the world. The message was so powerful and compelling that his followers were accused of ‘turning the world upside down.’ Join us as we being our new series “Sent,” a study of the book of Acts, which records the early spread of Christianity. Let’s relive the excitement of the story of how the church was born and spread all over the world. And all because the disciples were “Sent!”
We are living in strange and difficult times. The church is being minimalized in our culture and in many cases, the church is adapting to the culture around it in a desperate attempt to be relevant. But what we are seeing is God’s Word being fulfilled around us and we should not retreat or surrender. Instead, we need to stand strong in the face of persecution and suffering. Join us starting June 4th as we begin a new series on the book of First Peter titled Odd Life, Good God. This study will assist us by affirming our Christian identity, guide us in our relationships within and without the Christian community, with Jesus as our model, and remind us that salvation is future, something to which we zealously look forward. Despite the present challenges of living among people hostile to Christian faith, we have a “living hope".
We are living in strange and difficult times. The church is being minimalized in our culture and in many cases, the church is adapting to the culture around it in a desperate attempt to be relevant. But what we are seeing is God’s Word being fulfilled around us and we should not retreat or surrender. Instead, we need to stand strong in the face of persecution and suffering. Join us starting June 4th as we begin a new series on the book of First Peter titled Odd Life, Good God. This study will assist us by affirming our Christian identity, guide us in our relationships within and without the Christian community, with Jesus as our model, and remind us that salvation is future, something to which we zealously look forward. Despite the present challenges of living among people hostile to Christian faith, we have a “living hope".
We are living in strange and difficult times. The church is being minimalized in our culture and in many cases, the church is adapting to the culture around it in a desperate attempt to be relevant. But what we are seeing is God’s Word being fulfilled around us and we should not retreat or surrender. Instead, we need to stand strong in the face of persecution and suffering. Join us starting June 4th as we begin a new series on the book of First Peter titled Odd Life, Good God. This study will assist us by affirming our Christian identity, guide us in our relationships within and without the Christian community, with Jesus as our model, and remind us that salvation is future, something to which we zealously look forward. Despite the present challenges of living among people hostile to Christian faith, we have a “living hope".
We are living in strange and difficult times. The church is being minimalized in our culture and in many cases, the church is adapting to the culture around it in a desperate attempt to be relevant. But what we are seeing is God’s Word being fulfilled around us and we should not retreat or surrender. Instead, we need to stand strong in the face of persecution and suffering. Join us starting June 4th as we begin a new series on the book of First Peter titled Odd Life, Good God. This study will assist us by affirming our Christian identity, guide us in our relationships within and without the Christian community, with Jesus as our model, and remind us that salvation is future, something to which we zealously look forward. Despite the present challenges of living among people hostile to Christian faith, we have a “living hope".
We are living in strange and difficult times. The church is being minimalized in our culture and in many cases the church is adapting to the culture around it in a desperate attempt to be relevant. But what we are seeing is God’s Word being fulfilled around us and we should not retreat or surrender. Instead we need to stand strong in the face of persecution and suffering. Join us starting June 4th as we begin a new series on the book of First Peter titled Odd Life, Good God. This study will assist us by affirming our Christian identity, guide us in our relationships within and without the Christian community, with Jesus as our model, and remind us that salvation is future, something to which we zealously look forward. Despite the present challenges of living among people hostile to Christian faith, we have a “living hope".
We are living in strange and difficult times. The church is being minimalized in our culture and in many cases the church is adapting to the culture around it in a desperate attempt to be relevant. But what we are seeing is God’s Word being fulfilled around us and we should not retreat or surrender. Instead we need to stand strong in the face of persecution and suffering. Join us starting June 4th as we begin a new series on the book of First Peter titled Odd Life, Good God. This study will assist us by affirming our Christian identity, guide us in our relationships within and without the Christian community, with Jesus as our model, and remind us that salvation is future, something to which we zealously look forward. Despite the present challenges of living among people hostile to Christian faith, we have a “living hope".
We are living in strange and difficult times. The church is being minimalized in our culture and in many cases the church is adapting to the culture around it in a desperate attempt to be relevant. But what we are seeing is God’s Word being fulfilled around us and we should not retreat or surrender. Instead we need to stand strong in the face of persecution and suffering. Join us starting June 4th as we begin a new series on the book of First Peter titled Odd Life, Good God. This study will assist us by affirming our Christian identity, guide us in our relationships within and without the Christian community, with Jesus as our model, and remind us that salvation is future, something to which we zealously look forward. Despite the present challenges of living among people hostile to Christian faith, we have a “living hope".
We are living in strange and difficult times. The church is being minimalized in our culture and in many cases the church is adapting to the culture around it in a desperate attempt to be relevant. But what we are seeing is God’s Word being fulfilled around us and we should not retreat or surrender. Instead we need to stand strong in the face of persecution and suffering. Join us starting June 4th as we begin a new series on the book of First Peter titled Odd Life, Good God. This study will assist us by affirming our Christian identity, guide us in our relationships within and without the Christian community, with Jesus as our model, and remind us that salvation is future, something to which we zealously look forward. Despite the present challenges of living among people hostile to Christian faith, we have a “living hope".
We are living in strange and difficult times. The church is being minimalized in our culture and in many cases the church is adapting to the culture around it in a desperate attempt to be relevant. But what we are seeing is God’s Word being fulfilled around us and we should not retreat or surrender. Instead we need to stand strong in the face of persecution and suffering. Join us starting June 4th as we begin a new series on the book of First Peter titled Odd Life, Good God. This study will assist us by affirming our Christian identity, guide us in our relationships within and without the Christian community, with Jesus as our model, and remind us that salvation is future, something to which we zealously look forward. Despite the present challenges of living among people hostile to Christian faith, we have a “living hope".
Join us as we seek to love God, people and become better disciples of our savior Jesus this Sunday at Journey Church. At Journey we offer two in-person services at 9:15am and 11:00am. We also offer livestream broadcast of our first service on our Facebook page and on our website (www.journeyky.church/online) where you can also access previous services and sermons. Don't forget to subscribe to our podcast, where you can catch up on sermons from the previous weeks.
Remember that alongside our in-person services we offer incredible programing for kids birth through 5th grade. At Journey Kids we teach Biblical truth, and invite them to move closer to Jesus as they begin to own their faith. If you have a 6th - 12th grade student we hope they can attend Journey Students Sundays upstairs during the 11am Service. Your student will be surrounded by other kids their age who are seeking to live out their faith in todays culture. We look forward to seeing you and your family on Sunday!
Several months ago, we began an effort called The Released Initiative, which was designed to eliminate our mortgage by May 2023, as well as allow us to pursue several other exciting opportunities. As we reach that point, we are going to review what God has done and look forward to the future. We will talk not only what we have been released from, but what we have been released to be free to do.
Several months ago, we began an effort called The Released Initiative, which was designed to eliminate our mortgage by May 2023, as well as allow us to pursue several other exciting opportunities. As we reach that point, we are going to review what God has done and look forward to the future. We will talk not only what we have been released from, but what we have been released to be free to do.
Several months ago, we began an effort called The Released Initiative, which was designed to eliminate our mortgage by May 2023, as well as allow us to pursue several other exciting opportunities. As we reach that point, we are going to review what God has done and look forward to the future. We will talk not only what we have been released from, but what we have been released to be free to do.
Connecting to the body of Christ and growing in one's faith are values we strive to live out here at Journey church. But the road doesn't end there. Gaining the promise of Christ but keeping it to ourselves falls short of what Jesus calls us to do in producing fruit in our lives. Join us as we explore how "Sharing" Jesus, our story, and our lives with others brings about the fruit Jesus talked about. Join us in the coming weeks as we explore the this series on Sharing.
Connecting to the body of Christ and growing in one's faith are values we strive to live out here at Journey church. But the road doesn't end there. Gaining the promise of Christ but keeping it to ourselves falls short of what Jesus calls us to do in producing fruit in our lives. Join us as we explore how "Sharing" Jesus, our story, and our lives with others brings about the fruit Jesus talked about. Join us in the coming weeks as we explore the this series on Sharing.
Connecting to the body of Christ and growing in one's faith are values we strive to live out here at Journey church. But the road doesn't end there. Gaining the promise of Christ but keeping it to ourselves falls short of what Jesus calls us to do in producing fruit in our lives. Join us as we explore how "Sharing" Jesus, our story, and our lives with others brings about the fruit Jesus talked about. Join us in the coming weeks as we explore the this series on Sharing.
Join us as we seek to love God, people and become better disciples of our savior Jesus this Sunday at Journey Church. At Journey we offer two in-person services at 9:15am and 11:00am. We also offer livestream broadcast of our first service on our Facebook page and on our website (www.journeyky.church/online) where you can also access previous services and sermons. Don't forget to subscribe to our podcast, where you can catch up on sermons from the previous weeks. Remember that alongside our in-person services we offer incredible programing for kids birth through 5th grade. At Journey Kids we teach Biblical truth, and invite them to move closer to Jesus as they begin to own their faith. If you have a 6th - 12th grade student we hope they can attend Journey Students Sundays upstairs during the 11am Service. While there, your student will be surrounded by other kids their age who are seeking to live out their faith in todays culture. We look forward to seeing you and your family on Sunday morning at Journey!
If you have been in the church for very long, you have no doubt heard countless sermons. Some more memorable than others to be sure. There is one sermon recorded in Matthew 5-7 that summarizes the teachings of Jesus. It's known as "The Sermon on the Mount". These are considered some of the most meaningful lessons that Jesus taught. The Sermon on the Mount covers several topics. In general, Jesus taught His disciples how to live a life that is dedicated and pleasing to God. One free from hypocrisy. Full of love, grace, wisdom and discernment.
If you have been in the church for very long, you have no doubt heard countless sermons. Some more memorable than others to be sure. There is one sermon recorded in Matthew 5-7 that summarizes the teachings of Jesus. It's known as "The Sermon on the Mount". These are considered some of the most meaningful lessons that Jesus taught. The Sermon on the Mount covers several topics. In general, Jesus taught His disciples how to live a life that is dedicated and pleasing to God. One free from hypocrisy. Full of love, grace, wisdom and discernment.
If you have been in the church for very long, you have no doubt heard countless sermons. Some more memorable than others to be sure. There is one sermon recorded in Matthew 5-7 that summarizes the teachings of Jesus. It's known as "The Sermon on the Mount". These are considered some of the most meaningful lessons that Jesus taught. The Sermon on the Mount covers several topics. In general, Jesus taught His disciples how to live a life that is dedicated and pleasing to God. One free from hypocrisy. Full of love, grace, wisdom and discernment.
If you have been in the church for very long, you have no doubt heard countless sermons. Some more memorable than others to be sure. There is one sermon recorded in Matthew 5-7 that summarizes the teachings of Jesus. It's known as "The Sermon on the Mount". These are considered some of the most meaningful lessons that Jesus taught. The Sermon on the Mount covers several topics. In general, Jesus taught His disciples how to live a life that is dedicated and pleasing to God. One free from hypocrisy. Full of love, grace, wisdom and discernment.
If you have been in the church for very long, you have no doubt heard countless sermons. Some more memorable than others to be sure. There is one sermon recorded in Matthew 5-7 that summarizes the teachings of Jesus. It's known as "The Sermon on the Mount". These are considered some of the most meaningful lessons that Jesus taught. The Sermon on the Mount covers several topics. In general, Jesus taught His disciples how to live a life that is dedicated and pleasing to God. One free from hypocrisy. Full of love, grace, wisdom and discernment.
If you have been in the church for very long, you have no doubt heard countless sermons. Some more memorable than others to be sure. There is one sermon recorded in Matthew 5-7 that summarizes the teachings of Jesus. It's known as "The Sermon on the Mount". These are considered some of the most meaningful lessons that Jesus taught. The Sermon on the Mount covers several topics. In general, Jesus taught His disciples how to live a life that is dedicated and pleasing to God. One free from hypocrisy. Full of love, grace, wisdom and discernment.
If you have been in the church for very long, you have no doubt heard countless sermons. Some more memorable than others to be sure. There is one sermon recorded in Matthew 5-7 that summarizes the teachings of Jesus. It's known as "The Sermon on the Mount". These are considered some of the most meaningful lessons that Jesus taught. The Sermon on the Mount covers several topics. In general, Jesus taught His disciples how to live a life that is dedicated and pleasing to God. One free from hypocrisy. Full of love, grace, wisdom and discernment.
If you have been in the church for very long, you have no doubt heard countless sermons. Some more memorable than others to be sure. There is one sermon recorded in Matthew 5-7 that summarizes the teachings of Jesus. It's known as "The Sermon on the Mount". These are considered some of the most meaningful lessons that Jesus taught. The Sermon on the Mount covers several topics. In general, Jesus taught His disciples how to live a life that is dedicated and pleasing to God. One free from hypocrisy. Full of love, grace, wisdom and discernment.
If you have been in the church for very long, you have no doubt heard countless sermons. Some more memorable than others to be sure. There is one sermon recorded in Matthew 5-7 that summarizes the teachings of Jesus. It's known as "The Sermon on the Mount". These are considered some of the most meaningful lessons that Jesus taught. The Sermon on the Mount covers several topics. In general, Jesus taught His disciples how to live a life that is dedicated and pleasing to God. One free from hypocrisy. Full of love, grace, wisdom and discernment.
If you have been in the church for very long, you have no doubt heard countless sermons. Some more memorable than others to be sure. There is one sermon recorded in Matthew 5-7 that summarizes the teachings of Jesus. It's known as "The Sermon on the Mount". These are considered some of the most meaningful lessons that Jesus taught. The Sermon on the Mount covers several topics. In general, Jesus taught His disciples how to live a life that is dedicated and pleasing to God. One free from hypocrisy. Full of love, grace, wisdom and discernment.
If you have been in the church for very long, you have no doubt heard countless sermons. Some more memorable than others to be sure. There is one sermon recorded in Matthew 5-7 that summarizes the teachings of Jesus. It's known as "The Sermon on the Mount". These are considered some of the most meaningful lessons that Jesus taught. The Sermon on the Mount covers several topics. In general, Jesus taught His disciples how to live a life that is dedicated and pleasing to God. One free from hypocrisy. Full of love, grace, wisdom and discernment.
If you have been in the church for very long, you have no doubt heard countless sermons. Some more memorable than others to be sure. There is one sermon recorded in Matthew 5-7 that sumerizes the teachings of Jesus. It's known as "The Sermon on the Mount". These are considered some of the most meaningful lessons that Jesus taught. The Sermon on the Mount covers several topics. In general, Jesus taught His disciples how to live a life that is dedicated and pleasing to God. One free from hypocrisy. Full of love, grace, wisdom and discernment.
If you have been in the church for very long, you have no doubt heard countless sermons. Some more memorable than others to be sure. There is one sermon recorded in Matthew 5-7 that sumerizes the teachings of Jesus. It's known as "The Sermon on the Mount". These are considered some of the most meaningful lessons that Jesus taught. The Sermon on the Mount covers several topics. In general, Jesus taught His disciples how to live a life that is dedicated and pleasing to God. One free from hypocrisy. Full of love, grace, wisdom and discernment.
If you have been in the church for very long, you have no doubt heard countless sermons. Some more memorable than others to be sure. There is one sermon recorded in Matthew 5-7 that sumerizes the teachings of Jesus. It's known as "The Sermon on the Mount". These are considered some of the most meaningful lessons that Jesus taught. The Sermon on the Mount covers several topics. In general, Jesus taught His disciples how to live a life that is dedicated and pleasing to God. One free from hypocrisy. Full of love, grace, wisdom and discernment.
We all know the Christmas story… or do we? What if what we think we know about the Christmas story isn’t really what happened, or all that happened? An unwed mother, a small town scandal, an early widowhood, the reputation of Nazareth, attempted murder… Does that sound like the Christmas story you know? Join us this season as we look at The Story You Thought You Knew, a Christmas sermon series. We will look with a fresh view at Jesus’ parents, birth, reception, and purpose.
We all know the Christmas story… or do we? What if what we think we know about the Christmas story isn’t really what happened, or all that happened? An unwed mother, a small town scandal, an early widowhood, the reputation of Nazareth, attempted murder… Does that sound like the Christmas story you know? Join us this season as we look at The Story You Thought You Knew, a Christmas sermon series. We will look with a fresh view at Jesus’ parents, birth, reception, and purpose.
We all know the Christmas story… or do we? What if what we think we know about the Christmas story isn’t really what happened, or all that happened? An unwed mother, a small town scandal, an early widowhood, the reputation of Nazareth, attempted murder… Does that sound like the Christmas story you know? Join us this season as we look at The Story You Thought You Knew, a Christmas sermon series. We will look with a fresh view at Jesus’ parents, birth, reception, and purpose.
We all know the Christmas story… or do we? What if what we think we know about the Christmas story isn’t really what happened, or all that happened? An unwed mother, a small town scandal, an early widowhood, the reputation of Nazareth, attempted murder… Does that sound like the Christmas story you know? Join us this season as we look at The Story You Thought You Knew, a Christmas sermon series. We will look with a fresh view at Jesus’ parents, birth, reception, and purpose.
Our mission at Journey Church is to "Move people on a simple Journey towards Jesus". To better understand the Journey, we need look no further than the life of Christ. It is His life that serves as the perfect model of making disciples that multiply. Join us for this important series as we seek to better understand Jesus' natural path of life as a disciple making model and how it applies to "My Journey".
Our mission at Journey Church is to "Move people on a simple Journey towards Jesus". To better understand the Journey, we need look no further than the life of Christ. It is His life that serves as the perfect model of making disciples that multiply. Join us for this important series as we seek to better understand Jesus' natural path of life as a disciple making model and how it applies to "My Journey".
Our mission at Journey Church is to "Move people on a simple Journey towards Jesus". To better understand the Journey, we need look no further than the life of Christ. It is His life that serves as the perfect model of making disciples that multiply. Join us for this important series as we seek to better understand Jesus' natural path of life as a disciple making model and how it applies to "My Journey".
Our mission at Journey Church is to "Move people on a simple Journey towards Jesus". To better understand the Journey, we need look no further than the life of Christ. It is His life that serves as the perfect model of making disciples that multiply. Join us for this important series as we seek to better understand Jesus' natural path of life as a disciple making model and how it applies to "My Journey".
Join us as we seek to love God, people and become better disciples of our savior Jesus this Sunday at Journey Church. At Journey we offer two in-person services at 9:15am and 11:00am. We also offer livestream broadcast of our first service on our Facebook page and on our website (www.journeyky.church/online) where you can also access previous services and sermons. Don't forget to subscribe to our podcast, where you can catch up on sermons from the previous weeks. Remember that alongside our in-person services we offer incredible programing for kids birth through 5th grade. At Journey Kids we teach Biblical truth, and invite kids to move closer to Jesus as they begin to own their faith. If you have a 6th - 12th grade student we hope they can attend The Way student ministries at 3:30pm as well. At The Way your student will be surrounded by other kids their age who are struggling to live out their faith in todays culture. We look forward to seeing you!
In the last few years, a new term has become common: Weaponized! It means to convert something so it can be used as a weapon, or to supply or equip something with weapons. Coming from military use, it meant fitting rockets or plane with nuclear capabilities. In cultural terms, it means that we arm normally innocent things for war. We talk of weaponizing facts, marketing, stories, leaks or campaign tactics. But the first and most powerful use of the idea is found in the Bible and it speaks of a weaponized life, equipped for impact, influence, movement and power. In fact, the Bible says that not even the gates of hell will be able to withstand us!
In the last few years, a new term has become common: Weaponized! It means to convert something so it can be used as a weapon, or to supply or equip something with weapons. Coming from military use, it meant fitting rockets or plane with nuclear capabilities. In cultural terms, it means that we arm normally innocent things for war. We talk of weaponizing facts, marketing, stories, leaks or campaign tactics. But the first and most powerful use of the idea is found in the Bible and it speaks of a weaponized life, equipped for impact, influence, movement and power. In fact, the Bible says that not even the gates of hell will be able to withstand us!
In the last few years, a new term has become common: Weaponized! It means to convert something so it can be used as a weapon, or to supply or equip something with weapons. Coming from military use, it meant fitting rockets or plane with nuclear capabilities. In cultural terms, it means that we arm normally innocent things for war. We talk of weaponizing facts, marketing, stories, leaks or campaign tactics. But the first and most powerful use of the idea is found in the Bible and it speaks of a weaponized life, equipped for impact, influence, movement and power. In fact, the Bible says that not even the gates of hell will be able to withstand us!
Join us for our series, Parenting On Point! Parenting today is challenging and demands that we know both our kids and the world they live in. We need to be at the top of our game to be relevant and appropriate for what is happening in their lives. Parenting on Point" uses the passage of Luke 10:27 and Mark 12:30-31 as framework for parenting to love your kids with all your heart, soul, mind, and strength. Make sure that you join us, even if you don’t have kids at home to support those who do and the church’s responsibility to families.
Join us for our series, Parenting On Point! Parenting today is challenging and demands that we know both our kids and the world they live in. We need to be at the top of our game to be relevant and appropriate for what is happening in their lives. Parenting on Point" uses the passage of Luke 10:27 and Mark 12:30-31 as framework for parenting to love your kids with all your heart, soul, mind, and strength. Make sure that you join us, even if you don’t have kids at home to support those who do and the church’s responsibility to families.
Join us for our series, Parenting On Point! Parenting today is challenging and demands that we know both our kids and the world they live in. We need to be at the top of our game to be relevant and appropriate for what is happening in their lives. "Parenting on Point" uses the passage of Luke 10:27 and Mark 12:30-31 as framework for parenting to love your kids with all your heart, soul, mind, and strength. Make sure that you join us, even if you don’t have kids at home to support those who do and the church’s responsibility to families.
Join us for our series, Parenting On Point! Parenting today is challenging and demands that we know both our kids and the world they live in. We need to be at the top of our game to be relevant and appropriate for what is happening in their lives. Parenting on Point" uses the passage of Luke 10:27 and Mark 12:30-31 as framework for parenting to love your kids with all your heart, soul, mind, and strength. Make sure that you join us, even if you don’t have kids at home to support those who do and the church’s responsibility to families.
Join us for our new series, Parenting On Point! Parenting today is challenging and demands that we know both our kids and the world they live in. We need to be at the top of our game to be relevant and appropriate for what is happening in their lives. Parenting on Point" uses the passage of Luke 10:27 and Mark 12:30-31 as framework for parenting to love your kids with all your heart, soul, mind, and strength. Make sure that you join us, even if you don’t have kids at home to support those who do and the church’s responsibility to families.
Good News! Has the world and the church gone crazy? Ministers giving the church a bad name, gender and gender roles confused, a sex crazy world, marriage conflict, Christians acting like the world... No, we aren’t talking about today, all this was happening in Bible times. Join us as we begin a new series this Sunday on the book of I Corinthians - Good News!
Good News! Has the world and the church gone crazy? Ministers giving the church a bad name, gender and gender roles confused, a sex crazy world, marriage conflict, Christians acting like the world... No, we aren’t talking about today, all this was happening in Bible times. Join us as we begin a new series this Sunday on the book of I Corinthians - Good News!
Good News! Has the world and the church gone crazy? Ministers giving the church a bad name, gender and gender roles confused, a sex crazy world, marriage conflict, Christians acting like the world... No, we aren’t talking about today, all this was happening in Bible times. Join us as we begin a new series this Sunday on the book of I Corinthians - Good News!
Good News! Has the world and the church gone crazy? Ministers giving the church a bad name, gender and gender roles confused, a sex crazy world, marriage conflict, Christians acting like the world... No, we aren’t talking about today, all this was happening in Bible times. Join us as we begin a new series this Sunday on the book of I Corinthians - Good News!
Good News! Has the world and the church gone crazy? Ministers giving the church a bad name, gender and gender roles confused, a sex crazy world, marriage conflict, Christians acting like the world... No, we aren’t talking about today, all this was happening in Bible times. Join us as we begin a new series this Sunday on the book of I Corinthians - Good News!
Good News! Has the world and the church gone crazy? Ministers giving the church a bad name, gender and gender roles confused, a sex crazy world, marriage conflict, Christians acting like the world... No, we aren’t talking about today, all this was happening in Bible times. Join us as we begin a new series this Sunday on the book of I Corinthians - Good News!
On Sunday morning, July 10th we’ll be doing something tangible to make a incredible difference in the lives of people around the world in Ukraine. We want to do something together to solidify and underline the importance of putting faith into action and stepping out in obedience to God as we live for Him and the world He died for. We hope you join us on Sunday morning for your normal worship time and spend the morning packing meals for those people who are in need of food. All you have to do is just show up at your regular service time and we’ll walk you through the rest of the details! You're not going to want to miss this day of worship through service at Journey Church as we join together to feed the hungry in Jesus’ name!
Good News! Has the world and the church gone crazy? Ministers giving the church a bad name, gender and gender roles confused, a sex crazy world, marriage conflict, Christians acting like the world... No, we aren’t talking about today, all this was happening in Bible times. Join us as we begin a new series this Sunday on the book of I Corinthians - Good News!
Good News! Has the world and the church gone crazy? Ministers giving the church a bad name, gender and gender roles confused, a sex crazy world, marriage conflict, Christians acting like the world... No, we aren’t talking about today, all this was happening in Bible times. Join us as we begin a new series this Sunday on the book of I Corinthians - Good News!
Good News! Has the world and the church gone crazy? Ministers giving the church a bad name, gender and gender roles confused, a sex crazy world, marriage conflict, Christians acting like the world... No, we aren’t talking about today, all this was happening in Bible times. Join us as we begin a new series this Sunday on the book of I Corinthians - Good News!
Good News! Has the world and the church gone crazy? Ministers giving the church a bad name, gender and gender roles confused, a sex crazy world, marriage conflict, Christians acting like the world... No, we aren’t talking about today, all this was happening in Bible times. Join us as we begin a new series this Sunday on the book of I Corinthians - Good News!
Good News! Has the world and the church gone crazy? Ministers giving the church a bad name, gender and gender roles confused, a sex crazy world, marriage conflict, Christians acting like the world... No, we aren’t talking about today, all this was happening in Bible times. Join us as we begin a new series this Sunday on the book of I Corinthians - Good News!
Good News! Has the world and the church gone crazy? Ministers giving the church a bad name, gender and gender roles confused, a sex crazy world, marriage conflict, Christians acting like the world... No, we aren’t talking about today, all this was happening in Bible times. Join us as we begin a new series this Sunday on the book of I Corinthians - Good News!
Good News! Has the world and the church gone crazy? Ministers giving the church a bad name, gender and gender roles confused, a sex crazy world, marriage conflict, Christians acting like the world... No, we aren’t talking about today, all this was happening in Bible times. Join us as we begin a new series this Sunday on the book of I Corinthians - Good News!
Good News! Has the world and the church gone crazy? Ministers giving the church a bad name, gender and gender roles confused, a sex crazy world, marriage conflict, Christians acting like the world... No, we aren’t talking about today, all this was happening in Bible times. Join us as we begin a new series this Sunday on the book of I Corinthians - Good News!
Good News! Has the world and the church gone crazy? Ministers giving the church a bad name, gender and gender roles confused, a sex crazy world, marriage conflict, Christians acting like the world... No, we aren’t talking about today, all this was happening in Bible times. Join us as we begin a new series this Sunday on the book of I Corinthians - Good News!
Grace! Even the sound of the word is soothing. No sin is too great, no bitterness so deep that God’s grace cannot transform the heart and rewrite the story. But grace is hard for us to understand. It doesn’t make sense, it's not fair, it can’t possibly cover over what I have done. Grace is so difficult to understand and in fact the only way to do so is to experience it. Join us for our new series, Grace is Greater.
Grace! Even the sound of the word is soothing. No sin is too great, no bitterness so deep that God’s grace cannot transform the heart and rewrite the story. But grace is hard for us to understand. It doesn’t make sense, it's not fair, it can’t possibly cover over what I have done. Grace is so difficult to understand and in fact the only way to do so is to experience it. Join us for our new series, Grace is Greater.
Grace! Even the sound of the word is soothing. No sin is too great, no bitterness so deep that God’s grace cannot transform the heart and rewrite the story. But grace is hard for us to understand. It doesn’t make sense, it's not fair, it can’t possibly cover over what I have done. Grace is so difficult to understand and in fact the only way to do so is to experience it. Join us for our new series, Grace is Greater.
Would you like to be part of something much bigger than yourself? Something that could make an eternal difference for people in our community? This spring, we are going to begin an effort that we are calling “Pray for Woodford.” We are casting the vision to pray for every home in Versailles. Once we complete doing that, we will broaden our circle. God has really been laying two things on my heart- prayer and sharing with those who do not know Jesus as Savior and Lord. This vision accomplishes both of those things and also meets all three of our values: Connecting, Growing, Sharing. The Sunday morning messages on April 3rd and 10th will challenge and prepare us for this exciting vision. I would love to see our entire church embrace this vision and be a part of Pray For Woodford!
Would you like to be part of something much bigger than yourself? Something that could make an eternal difference for people in our community? This spring, we are going to begin an effort that we are calling “Pray for Woodford.” We are casting the vision to pray for every home in Versailles. Once we complete doing that, we will broaden our circle. God has really been laying two things on my heart- prayer and sharing with those who do not know Jesus as Savior and Lord. This vision accomplishes both of those things and also meets all three of our values: Connecting, Growing, Sharing. The Sunday morning messages on April 3rd and 10th will challenge and prepare us for this exciting vision. I would love to see our entire church embrace this vision and be a part of Pray For Woodford!
Join us on March 27th at 9:15 & 11:00 AM for Worship Sunday at Journey Church, where we'll be focusing on prayer. Our worship to God should always be a conversation we share with Him. When we lift our voices together in song, we're singing to Him, and declaring His goodness, love and sufficiency. Don't miss out on this time of prayer and praise where we'll be sharing an exciting new effort to reach our community through prayer. We're excited to seek God in song as we lift His praise together! Journey Kids will have their regularly scheduled programming at these hours.
Cherish! It is not a word that we use often, but if you are married, it is likely that you made a vow to love and cherish your spouse. We talk a lot about how to love your spouse, but have you ever thought about how to cherish them? It’s not the same thing and in fact, cherish brings a whole new aspect to marriage. Join us for this series, Cherish as we will apply the idea of cherish to other relationships in your life as well.
Cherish! It is not a word that we use often, but if you are married, it is likely that you made a vow to love and cherish your spouse. We talk a lot about how to love your spouse, but have you ever thought about how to cherish them? It’s not the same thing and in fact, cherish brings a whole new aspect to marriage. Join us for this series, Cherish as we will apply the idea of cherish to other relationships in your life as well.
Cherish! It is not a word that we use often, but if you are married, it is likely that you made a vow to love and cherish your spouse. We talk a lot about how to love your spouse, but have you ever thought about how to cherish them? It’s not the same thing and in fact, cherish brings a whole new aspect to marriage. Join us for this series, Cherish as we will apply the idea of cherish to other relationships in your life as well.
Everything in our lives is designed and planned by God to lead us to Jesus. It is the singularly most important event in our life. But what comes next? Join us for our current series entitled “After I Believe.” This is a great next step for new believers, but also a great study for those who have to admit that their spiritual growth has been a little stagnant. We are going to look at the basics of the Christian faith and what it takes to remain faithful for a lifetime. Along with the series, we will be offering a four-week small group study for anyone who wants to be involved. We hope to see you there!
Everything in our lives is designed and planned by God to lead us to Jesus. It is the singularly most important event in our life. But what comes next? Join us for our current series entitled “After I Believe.” This is a great next step for new believers, but also a great study for those who have to admit that their spiritual growth has been a little stagnant. We are going to look at the basics of the Christian faith and what it takes to remain faithful for a lifetime. Along with the series, we will be offering a four-week small group study for anyone who wants to be involved. We hope to see you there!
Everything in our lives is designed and planned by God to lead us to Jesus. It is the singularly most important event in our life. But what comes next? Join us for our current series entitled “After I Believe.” This is a great next step for new believers, but also a great study for those who have to admit that their spiritual growth has been a little stagnant. We are going to look at the basics of the Christian faith and what it takes to remain faithful for a lifetime. Along with the series, we will be offering a four-week small group study for anyone who wants to be involved. We hope to see you there!
Everything in our lives is designed and planned by God to lead us to Jesus. It is the singularly most important event in our life. But what comes next? Join us for our current series entitled “After I Believe.” This is a great next step for new believers, but also a great study for those who have to admit that their spiritual growth has been a little stagnant. We are going to look at the basics of the Christian faith and what it takes to remain faithful for a lifetime. Along with the series, we will be offering a four-week small group study for anyone who wants to be involved. We hope to see you there!
Everything in our lives is designed and planned by God to lead us to Jesus. It is the singularly most important event in our life. But what comes next? Join us for our new series, beginning January 30th, entitled “After I Believe.” This is a great next step for new believers, but also a great study for those who have to admit that their spiritual growth has been a little stagnant. We are going to look at the basics of the Christian faith and what it takes to remain faithful for a lifetime. Along with the series, we will be offering a four-week small group study for anyone who wants to be involved. Mark your calendars for Sunday evening, January 30th at 5:15pm for a fun "Movie Night Out" and fellowship. Hope to see you there!
What if you could live your life with No Regrets? We all have areas of our lives that we struggle with and would like to live differently. Is it possible to live in such a way that we have no current regrets and one day when we die, we can truly say we have lived life in the very best way possible and that we would not do anything differently? Join us in our sermon series called No Regrets. We will talk about life, death, marriage, parenting, and living Christian life with No Regrets!
What if you could live your life with No Regrets? We all have areas of our lives that we struggle with and would like to live differently. Is it possible to live in such a way that we have no current regrets and one day when we die, we can truly say we have lived life in the very best way possible and that we would not do anything differently? Join us in our sermon series called No Regrets. We will talk about life, death, marriage, parenting, and living Christian life with No Regrets!
What if you could live your life with No Regrets? We all have areas of our lives that we struggle with and would like to live differently. Is it possible to live in such a way that we have no current regrets and one day when we die, we can truly say we have lived life in the very best way possible and that we would not do anything differently? Join us in our sermon series called No Regrets. We will talk about life, death, marriage, parenting, and living Christian life with No Regrets!
What if you could live your life with No Regrets? We all have areas of our lives that we struggle with and would like to live differently. Is it possible to live in such a way that we have no current regrets and one day when we die, we can truly say we have lived life in the very best way possible and that we would not do anything differently? Join us in our new sermon series, beginning on January 2nd, called No Regrets. We will talk about life, death, marriage, parenting, and living Christian life with No Regrets!
Christmas is coming, with all the parties, decorations, carols, lines, traffic, credit cards and crowds. At a time where we should be focused on the reason of the season, we’re lost in the crazy rush of trying to go everywhere and seem stuck overspending on everything. We spend over one trillion dollars globally each year at Christmas! An entire world drowning in the same debt, and before we know it ‘Merry Christmas’, becomes ‘Buried Christmas’. We have to ask: is it really worth it?
Is it possible that buried under all that Christmas chaos lies something greater? 2000 years ago, God launched a conspiracy to save the world when He sent Jesus as helpless baby instead of a conquering king. Jesus came to walk, grieve and celebrate with us, and he’s still here with us today! Christmas begins and ends with Jesus, so let’s worship Him fully this Christmas, and love as He’s loved us. This year let’s spend less and give more of ourselves as we conspire together to spread Jesus’ love!
Christmas is coming, with all the parties, decorations, carols, lines, traffic, credit cards and crowds. At a time where we should be focused on the reason of the season, we’re lost in the crazy rush of trying to go everywhere and seem stuck overspending on everything. We spend over one trillion dollars globally each year at Christmas! An entire world drowning in the same debt, and before we know it ‘Merry Christmas’, becomes ‘Buried Christmas’. We have to ask: is it really worth it?
Is it possible that buried under all that Christmas chaos lies something greater? 2000 years ago, God launched a conspiracy to save the world when He sent Jesus as helpless baby instead of a conquering king. Jesus came to walk, grieve and celebrate with us, and he’s still here with us today! Christmas begins and ends with Jesus, so let’s worship Him fully this Christmas, and love as He’s loved us. This year let’s spend less and give more of ourselves as we conspire together to spread Jesus’ love!
Christmas is coming, with all the parties, decorations, carols, lines, traffic, credit cards and crowds. At a time where we should be focused on the reason of the season, we’re lost in the crazy rush of trying to go everywhere and seem stuck overspending on everything. We spend over one trillion dollars globally each year at Christmas! An entire world drowning in the same debt, and before we know it ‘Merry Christmas’, becomes ‘Buried Christmas’. We have to ask: is it really worth it?
Is it possible that buried under all that Christmas chaos lies something greater? 2000 years ago, God launched a conspiracy to save the world when He sent Jesus as helpless baby instead of a conquering king. Jesus came to walk, grieve and celebrate with us, and he’s still here with us today! Christmas begins and ends with Jesus, so let’s worship Him fully this Christmas, and love as He’s loved us. This year let’s spend less and give more of ourselves as we conspire together to spread Jesus’ love!
Christmas is coming, with all the parties, decorations, carols, lines, traffic, credit cards and crowds. At a time where we should be focused on the reason of the season, we’re lost in the crazy rush of trying to go everywhere and seem stuck overspending on everything. We spend over one trillion dollars globally each year at Christmas! An entire world drowning in the same debt, and before we know it ‘Merry Christmas’, becomes ‘Buried Christmas’. We have to ask: is it really worth it?
Is it possible that buried under all that Christmas chaos lies something greater? 2000 years ago, God launched a conspiracy to save the world when He sent Jesus as helpless baby instead of a conquering king. Jesus came to walk, grieve and celebrate with us, and he’s still here with us today! Christmas begins and ends with Jesus, so let’s worship Him fully this Christmas, and love as He’s loved us. This year let’s spend less and give more of ourselves as we conspire together to spread Jesus’ love!
Christmas is coming, with all the parties, decorations, carols, lines, traffic, credit cards and crowds. At a time where we should be focused on the reason of the season, we’re lost in the crazy rush of trying to go everywhere and seem stuck overspending on everything. We spend over one trillion dollars globally each year at Christmas! An entire world drowning in the same debt, and before we know it ‘Merry Christmas’, becomes ‘Buried Christmas’. We have to ask: is it really worth it?
Is it possible that buried under all that Christmas chaos lies something greater? 2000 years ago, God launched a conspiracy to save the world when He sent Jesus as helpless baby instead of a conquering king. Jesus came to walk, grieve and celebrate with us, and he’s still here with us today! Christmas begins and ends with Jesus, so let’s worship Him fully this Christmas, and love as He’s loved us. This year let’s spend less and give more of ourselves as we conspire together to spread Jesus’ love!
At Journey Church we talk a lot about moving people on a simple journey toward Jesus. It’s in this place of closely following Jesus that our lives begin to reflect Christ’s glory and shine brightly with His love. We want to be the type of Church that shines brightly for Jesus, and that’s why we’ve started the Released Initiative.
Life with all its difficulties and distractions can impact our journey through doubt, guilt, fear, worry, and inaction as we experience this broken world. We need to remove these things that block our path to Jesus, who enables us to be the light He’s called us to be. This is what the Released Initiative is all about. Join us as we begin this 5 week sermon series which will help shape the next 18 months of our financial journey to be Released! Together we’ll explore how God wants to Release us from these barriers as a Church and as believers.
At Journey Church we talk a lot about moving people on a simple journey toward Jesus. It’s in this place of closely following Jesus that our lives begin to reflect Christ’s glory and shine brightly with His love. We want to be the type of Church that shines brightly for Jesus, and that’s why we’ve started the Released Initiative.
Life with all its difficulties and distractions can impact our journey through doubt, guilt, fear, worry, and inaction as we experience this broken world. We need to remove these things that block our path to Jesus, who enables us to be the light He’s called us to be. This is what the Released Initiative is all about. Join us as we begin this 5 week sermon series which will help shape the next 18 months of our financial journey to be Released! Together we’ll explore how God wants to Release us from these barriers as a Church and as believers.
At Journey Church we talk a lot about moving people on a simple journey toward Jesus. It’s in this place of closely following Jesus that our lives begin to reflect Christ’s glory and shine brightly with His love. We want to be the type of Church that shines brightly for Jesus, and that’s why we’ve started the Released Initiative.
Life with all its difficulties and distractions can impact our journey through doubt, guilt, fear, worry, and inaction as we experience this broken world. We need to remove these things that block our path to Jesus, who enables us to be the light He’s called us to be. This is what the Released Initiative is all about. Join us as we begin this 5 week sermon series which will help shape the next 18 months of our financial journey to be Released! Together we’ll explore how God wants to Release us from these barriers as a Church and as believers.
At Journey Church we talk a lot about moving people on a simple journey toward Jesus. It’s in this place of closely following Jesus that our lives begin to reflect Christ’s glory and shine brightly with His love. We want to be the type of Church that shines brightly for Jesus, and that’s why we’ve started the Released Initiative.
Life with all its difficulties and distractions can impact our journey through doubt, guilt, fear, worry, and inaction as we experience this broken world. We need to remove these things that block our path to Jesus, who enables us to be the light He’s called us to be. This is what the Released Initiative is all about. Join us as we begin this 5 week sermon series which will help shape the next 18 months of our financial journey to be Released! Together we’ll explore how God wants to Release us from these barriers as a Church and as believers.
At Journey Church we talk a lot about moving people on a simple journey toward Jesus. It’s in this place of closely following Jesus that our lives begin to reflect Christ’s glory and shine brightly with His love. We want to be the type of Church that shines brightly for Jesus, and that’s why we’ve started the Released Initiative.
Life with all its difficulties and distractions can impact our journey through doubt, guilt, fear, worry, and inaction as we experience this broken world. We need to remove these things that block our path to Jesus, who enables us to be the light He’s called us to be. This is what the Released Initiative is all about. Join us as we begin this 5 week sermon series which will help shape the next 18 months of our financial journey to be Released! Together we’ll explore how God wants to Release us from these barriers as a Church and as believers.
At Journey Church we talk a lot about moving people on a simple journey toward Jesus. It’s in this place of closely following Jesus that our lives begin to reflect Christ’s glory and shine brightly with His love. We want to be the type of Church that shines brightly for Jesus, and that’s why we’ve started the Released Initiative.
Life with all its difficulties and distractions can impact our journey through doubt, guilt, fear, worry, and inaction as we experience this broken world. We need to remove these things that block our path to Jesus, who enables us to be the light He’s called us to be. This is what the Released Initiative is all about. Join us as we begin this 5 week sermon series which will help shape the next 18 months of our financial journey to be Released! Together we’ll explore how God wants to Release us from these barriers as a Church and as believers.
What do you do when your computer suffers a power shortage, when you have lost momentum, when you need to get all systems back online and need to retrieve as much lost information as possible? You reboot your computer. It is a fresh start, a return to power and efficiency.
The last 18 months or so have been a trying time for a lot of us, especially spiritually. A lot of our spiritual habits like attending worship, serving, sharing, and having hope have been interrupted. We have replaced our spiritual habits with other pursuits and activities. With the fall comes a new season to realign our actions with the values that we claim to have. Join us at Journey Church for a new series called “Reboot,” where we will look at some areas in our lives where we need to get reengaged and back on task with fresh power, energy, and excitement. We hope you join us Sunday for this series at either of our morning services, 9:15 and 11:00 AM. We all need a Reboot!
What do you do when your computer suffers a power shortage, when you have lost momentum, when you need to get all systems back online and need to retrieve as much lost information as possible? You reboot your computer. It is a fresh start, a return to power and efficiency.
The last 18 months or so have been a trying time for a lot of us, especially spiritually. A lot of our spiritual habits like attending worship, serving, sharing, and having hope have been interrupted. We have replaced our spiritual habits with other pursuits and activities. With the fall comes a new season to realign our actions with the values that we claim to have. Join us at Journey Church for a new series called “Reboot,” where we will look at some areas in our lives where we need to get reengaged and back on task with fresh power, energy, and excitement. We hope you join us Sunday for this series at either of our morning services, 9:15 and 11:00 AM. We all need a Reboot!
What do you do when your computer suffers a power shortage, when you have lost momentum, when you need to get all systems back online and need to retrieve as much lost information as possible? You reboot your computer. It is a fresh start, a return to power and efficiency.
The last 18 months or so have been a trying time for a lot of us, especially spiritually. A lot of our spiritual habits like attending worship, serving, sharing, and having hope have been interrupted. We have replaced our spiritual habits with other pursuits and activities. With the fall comes a new season to realign our actions with the values that we claim to have. Join us at Journey Church for a new series called “Reboot,” where we will look at some areas in our lives where we need to get reengaged and back on task with fresh power, energy, and excitement. We hope you join us Sunday for this series at either of our morning services, 9:15 and 11:00 AM. We all need a Reboot!
What do you do when your computer suffers a power shortage, when you have lost momentum, when you need to get all systems back online and need to retrieve as much lost information as possible? You reboot your computer. It is a fresh start, a return to power and efficiency.
The last 18 months or so have been a trying time for a lot of us, especially spiritually. A lot of our spiritual habits like attending worship, serving, sharing, and having hope have been interrupted. We have replaced our spiritual habits with other pursuits and activities. With the fall comes a new season to realign our actions with the values that we claim to have. Join us at Journey Church for a new series called “Reboot,” where we will look at some areas in our lives where we need to get reengaged and back on task with fresh power, energy, and excitement. We hope you join us Sunday for this series at either of our morning services, 9:15 and 11:00 AM. We all need a Reboot!
What do you do when your computer suffers a power shortage, when you have lost momentum, when you need to get all systems back online and need to retrieve as much lost information as possible? You reboot your computer. It is a fresh start, a return to power and efficiency.
The last 18 months or so have been a trying time for a lot of us, especially spiritually. A lot of our spiritual habits like attending worship, serving, sharing, and having hope have been interrupted. We have replaced our spiritual habits with other pursuits and activities. With the fall comes a new season to realign our actions with the values that we claim to have. Join us at Journey Church for a new series called “Reboot,” where we will look at some areas in our lives where we need to get reengaged and back on task with fresh power, energy, and excitement. We hope you join us Sunday for this series at either of our morning services, 9:15 and 11:00 AM. We all need a Reboot!
What do you do when your computer suffers a power shortage, when you have lost momentum, when you need to get all systems back online and need to retrieve as much lost information as possible? You reboot your computer. It is a fresh start, a return to power and efficiency.
The last 18 months or so have been a trying time for a lot of us, especially spiritually. A lot of our spiritual habits like attending worship, serving, sharing, and having hope have been interrupted. We have replaced our spiritual habits with other pursuits and activities. With the fall comes a new season to realign our actions with the values that we claim to have. Join us at Journey Church for a new series called “Reboot,” where we will look at some areas in our lives where we need to get reengaged and back on task with fresh power, energy, and excitement. We hope you join us Sunday for this series at either of our morning services, 9:15 and 11:00 AM. We all need a Reboot!
What do you do when your computer suffers a power shortage, when you have lost momentum, when you need to get all systems back online and need to retrieve as much lost information as possible? You reboot your computer. It is a fresh start, a return to power and efficiency.
The last 18 months or so have been a trying time for a lot of us, especially spiritually. A lot of our spiritual habits like attending worship, serving, sharing, and having hope have been interrupted. We have replaced our spiritual habits with other pursuits and activities. With the fall comes a new season to realign our actions with the values that we claim to have. Join us at Journey Church for a new series called “Reboot,” where we will look at some areas in our lives where we need to get reengaged and back on task with fresh power, energy, and excitement. We hope you join us Sunday for this series at either of our morning services, 9:15 and 11:00 AM. We all need a Reboot!
The life of Jesus gives us an awesome example of how we are supposed to live out our lives for His Kingdom. Jesus first invited His followers to "Come and See". To check Him out for themselves. Next He invited them to watch and learn by "Following" Him. He challenged them to think beyond themselves as He promised to make them "Fishers of Men" before issuing HIs most challenging command to go and "Bear much fruit". Jesus lived out his strategy to show us how to share our lives with others and to teach them to do the same. Join us this Sunday as we explore what Jesus had in mind when He called us to “Make Disciples".
The life of Jesus gives us an awesome example of how we are supposed to live out our lives for His Kingdom. Jesus first invited His followers to "Come and See". To check Him out for themselves. Next He invited them to watch and learn by "Following" Him. He challenged them to think beyond themselves as He promised to make them "Fishers of Men" before issuing HIs most challenging command to go and "Bear much fruit". Jesus lived out his strategy to show us how to share our lives with others and to teach them to do the same. Join us this Sunday as we explore what Jesus had in mind when He called us to “Make Disciples".
The life of Jesus gives us an awesome example of how we are supposed to live out our lives for His Kingdom. Jesus first invited His followers to "Come and See". To check Him out for themselves. Next He invited them to watch and learn by "Following" Him. He challenged them to think beyond themselves as He promised to make them "Fishers of Men" before issuing HIs most challenging command to go and "Bear much fruit". Jesus lived out his strategy to show us how to share our lives with others and to teach them to do the same. Join us this Sunday as we explore what Jesus had in mind when He called us to “Make Disciples".
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The life of Jesus gives us an awesome example of how we are supposed to live out our lives for His Kingdom. Jesus first invited His followers to "Come and See". To check Him out for themselves. Next He invited them to watch and learn by "Following" Him. He challenged them to think beyond themselves as He promised to make them "Fishers of Men" before issuing HIs most challenging command to go and "Bear much fruit". Jesus lived out his strategy to show us how to share our lives with others and to teach them to do the same. Join us this Sunday as we explore what Jesus had in mind when He called us to “Make Disciples".
If there is one word that sums up Christianity, it might be ‘Giving.’ This is of course, inspired by the best known verse in the Bible, John 3:16, “For God so loved the world that He gave His one and only Son that whoever believes in Him shall not perish but have eternal life.” Giving and generosity are at the core of the Gospel message. We give because we have been given much. In this 3 week study, we'll learn how to move from a scarcity mindset to an abundance mindset. It highlights how generosity and giving are foundational parts of who we are as a Church and as Christians—because of what God did for us, this is what we do.
Christianity, it might be ‘Giving.’ This is of course, inspired by the best known verse in the Bible, John 3:16, “For God so loved the world that He gave His one and only Son that whoever believes in Him shall not perish but have eternal life.” Giving and generosity are at the core of the Gospel message. We give because we have been given much. In this 3 week study, we'll learn how to move from a scarcity mindset to an abundance mindset. It highlights how generosity and giving are foundational parts of who we are as a Church and as Christians—because of what God did for us, this is what we do.
For far too long the church has been known for what it is against and that has in some ways alienated the world around us. They need to know that God and we are For them, not against them! Join us for a 3 part series entitled For, beginning June 27 and ending July 11th with a day of meal packing to feed people who struggle with hunger. This is going to be an incredible day of worship as we serve. Just show up at one of our service times and we’ll walk you through the details of how you can prepare a meal for those who need it. We hope you can worship with us throughout this series as we discover that God is for us so that we can be For God and we can be For others.
Today we had 4 Guest Speakers who shared about our partners for the meal packing we did, and how it was going to impact the people who received the food we put together for them. Richie Phillips spoke about IDES (International Disaster Emergency Services)and their ministry for Jesus in the World. Then we had Robert Lawson speak about Thrivent Financial, which were key to putting the funding together for the day. We also welcomed Diana Owens with Waves of Mercy Mission from Haiti who shared with us about the difference these meals make in the lives of those who receive them. After Diana spoke we had Jody England from IDES who facilitated the day come and share as we moved into the final stages of our packing time. Finally, we had Randy come up and talk to us about the meal pack at the end of the service as we finished our first meal pack. What an incredible day it was, and what a powerful impact we had on the world in the name of Jesus!
For far too long the church has been known for what it is against and that has in some ways alienated the world around us. They need to know that God and we are For them, not against them! Join us for a 3 part series entitled For, beginning June 27 and ending July 11th with a day of meal packing to feed people who struggle with hunger. This is going to be an incredible day of worship as we serve. Just show up at one of our service times and we’ll walk you through the details of how you can prepare a meal for those who need it. We hope you can worship with us throughout this series as we discover that God is for us so that we can be For God and we can be For others.
For far too long the church has been known for what it is against and that has in some ways alienated the world around us. They need to know that God and we are For them, not against them! Join us for a 3 part series entitled For, beginning June 27 and ending July 11th with a day of meal packing to feed people who struggle with hunger. This is going to be an incredible day of worship as we serve. Just show up at one of our service times and we’ll walk you through the details of how you can prepare a meal for those who need it. We hope you can worship with us throughout this series as we discover that God is for us so that we can be For God and we can be For others.
Join us this Sunday Online at 9:15am, and in person at 9:15/11am as we worship together on Father's Day. We hope to see you as we celebrate fathers and challenge ourselves to grow our faith in God!
One of the most confusing and controversial cultural issues of our day has to do with gender. The "T" in all things LGBTQ has loomed large of late, along with what it means for everything from bathrooms to sports. Then there is the non-binary dynamic (not claiming to be male or female), the challenge parents face with how to raise kids in relation to gender, and how Christians should think and react. Join us for the series “Gender” based on a study from James Emery White.
One of the most confusing and controversial cultural issues of our day has to do with gender. The "T" in all things LGBTQ has loomed large of late, along with what it means for everything from bathrooms to sports. Then there is the non-binary dynamic (not claiming to be male or female), the challenge parents face with how to raise kids in relation to gender, and how Christians should think and react. Join us for the series “Gender” based on a study from James Emery White.
One of the most confusing and controversial cultural issues of our day has to do with gender. The "T" in all things LGBTQ has loomed large of late, along with what it means for everything from bathrooms to sports. Then there is the non-binary dynamic (not claiming to be male or female), the challenge parents face with how to raise kids in relation to gender, and how Christians should think and react. Join us for the new series “Gender” based on a study from James Emery White.
Is the Church essential? That question has been raised and answered by some that ‘No, the church is not essential.’ The church has been treated as an optional organization and gathering that can easily be shuttered without any ill effects. The government may say it is nonessential, non-believers may agree, and even some believers are unwilling to make church a priority. But what does God say? Is the church essential? Join us this Sunday, as we continue our series 'Essential Church'. We will look at what the church is intended to be, it’s beginning, it’s history, and why it truly is Essential.
Is the Church essential? That question has been raised and answered by some that ‘No, the church is not essential.’ The church has been treated as an optional organization and gathering that can easily be shuttered without any ill effects. The government may say it is nonessential, non-believers may agree, and even some believers are unwilling to make church a priority. But what does God say? Is the church essential? Join us this Sunday, as we continue our series 'Essential Church'. We will look at what the church is intended to be, it’s beginning, it’s history, and why it truly is Essential.
Is the Church essential? That question has been raised and answered by some that ‘No, the church is not essential.’ The church has been treated as an optional organization and gathering that can easily be shuttered without any ill effects. The government may say it is nonessential, non-believers may agree, and even some believers are unwilling to make church a priority. But what does God say? Is the church essential? Join us this Sunday, as we continue our series 'Essential Church'. We will look at what the church is intended to be, it’s beginning, it’s history, and why it truly is Essential.
Is the Church essential? That question has been raised and answered by some that ‘No, the church is not essential.’ The church has been treated as an optional organization and gathering that can easily be shuttered without any ill effects. The government may say it is nonessential, non-believers may agree, and even some believers are unwilling to make church a priority. But what does God say? Is the church essential? Join us, beginning Sunday, May 2nd for our new series, Essential Church. We will look at what the church is intended to be, it’s beginning, it’s history, and why it truly is Essential.
You have heard people say, “If you are going to talk the talk, you have to walk the walk.” Nowhere is the more true than in the Christian life. Since walking the Christian walk is not natural to us, we need to develop certain Spiritual Disciplines. Spiritual disciplines are biblical practices that a believer does to grow spiritually in Christ. When we discipline ourselves not only does our character grow and we bear more fruit, but we will also build our relationship with Christ. Spiritual discipline allows you to dive deeper into the heart and mind of God. Your desires begin to change because your love and your yearning for more of Him grows. All that you want is Him and you begin to seek Him with all your heart, soul, mind and strength and God begins to reveal more of Himself to you.
You have heard people say, “If you are going to talk the talk, you have to walk the walk.” Nowhere is the more true than in the Christian life. Since walking the Christian walk is not natural to us, we need to develop certain Spiritual Disciplines. Spiritual disciplines are biblical practices that a believer does to grow spiritually in Christ. When we discipline ourselves not only does our character grow and we bear more fruit, but we will also build our relationship with Christ. Spiritual discipline allows you to dive deeper into the heart and mind of God. Your desires begin to change because your love and your yearning for more of Him grows. All that you want is Him and you begin to seek Him with all your heart, soul, mind and strength and God begins to reveal more of Himself to you.
You have heard people say, “If you are going to talk the talk, you have to walk the walk.” Nowhere is the more true than in the Christian life. Since walking the Christian walk is not natural to us, we need to develop certain Spiritual Disciplines. Spiritual disciplines are biblical practices that a believer does to grow spiritually in Christ. When we discipline ourselves not only does our character grow and we bear more fruit, but we will also build our relationship with Christ. Spiritual discipline allows you to dive deeper into the heart and mind of God. Your desires begin to change because your love and your yearning for more of Him grows. All that you want is Him and you begin to seek Him with all your heart, soul, mind and strength and God begins to reveal more of Himself to you.
You have heard people say, “If you are going to talk the talk, you have to walk the walk.” Nowhere is the more true than in the Christian life. Since walking the Christian walk is not natural to us, we need to develop certain Spiritual Disciplines. Spiritual disciplines are biblical practices that a believer does to grow spiritually in Christ. When we discipline ourselves not only does our character grow and we bear more fruit, but we will also build our relationship with Christ. Spiritual discipline allows you to dive deeper into the heart and mind of God. Your desires begin to change because your love and your yearning for more of Him grows. All that you want is Him and you begin to seek Him with all your heart, soul, mind and strength and God begins to reveal more of Himself to you. Join us as we continue this series, called Walk The Line.
You have heard people say, “If you are going to talk the talk, you have to walk the walk.” Nowhere is the more true than in the Christian life. Since walking the Christian walk is not natural to us, we need to develop certain Spiritual Disciplines. Spiritual disciplines are biblical practices that a believer does to grow spiritually in Christ. When we discipline ourselves not only does our character grow and we bear more fruit, but we will also build our relationship with Christ. Spiritual discipline allows you to dive deeper into the heart and mind of God. Your desires begin to change because your love and your yearning for more of Him grows. All that you want is Him and you begin to seek Him with all your heart, soul, mind and strength and God begins to reveal more of Himself to you. Join us as we continue this series, called Walk The Line, on March 28th.
You have heard people say, “If you are going to talk the talk, you have to walk the walk.” Nowhere is the more true than in the Christian life. Since walking the Christian walk is not natural to us, we need to develop certain Spiritual Disciplines. Spiritual disciplines are biblical practices that a believer does to grow spiritually in Christ. When we discipline ourselves not only does our character grow and we bear more fruit, but we will also build our relationship with Christ. Spiritual discipline allows you to dive deeper into the heart and mind of God. Your desires begin to change because your love and your yearning for more of Him grows. All that you want is Him and you begin to seek Him with all your heart, soul, mind and strength and God begins to reveal more of Himself to you. Join us as we continue this series, called Walk The Line, on March 21st.
You have heard people say, “If you are going to talk the talk, you have to walk the walk.” Nowhere is the more true than in the Christian life. Since walking the Christian walk is not natural to us, we need to develop certain Spiritual Disciplines. Spiritual disciplines are biblical practices that a believer does to grow spiritually in Christ. When we discipline ourselves not only does our character grow and we bear more fruit, but we will also build our relationship with Christ. Spiritual discipline allows you to dive deeper into the heart and mind of God. Your desires begin to change because your love and your yearning for more of Him grows. All that you want is Him and you begin to seek Him with all your heart, soul, mind, and strength and God begins to reveal more of Himself to you. Join us as we continue this series, called Walk The Line, on March 14th.
You have heard people say, “If you are going to talk the talk, you have to walk the walk.” Nowhere is the more true than in the Christian life. Since walking the Christian walk is not natural to us, we need to develop certain Spiritual Disciplines. Spiritual disciplines are biblical practices that a believer does to grow spiritually in Christ. When we discipline ourselves not only does our character grow and we bear more fruit, but we will also build our relationship with Christ. Spiritual discipline allows you to dive deeper into the heart and mind of God. Your desires begin to change because your love and your yearning for more of Him grows. All that you want is Him and you begin to seek Him with all your heart, soul, mind and strength and God begins to reveal more of Himself to you. Join us as we start this new series, called Walk The Line, on March 7th.
We’re excited to announce that our Students are having a Worship Takeover this coming Sunday at Journey Church. Make sure to join us as our students share how God’s moving in their lives and Zach unpacks what it means to be desperate for God to move in our lives. The book of Acts shows us that during desperate times, the church should have an even greater desire to experience the presence of God. We hope to see you this Sunday as our students showcase their talents and abilities for Worship Takeover!
In most Christian churches, you would hear a familiar call to action. "Read the bible daily". Life change can occur by opening the pages of the greatest story ever told. But reading the bible from front to back can be confusing or even frustrating. The bible is not a chronologically ordered story that reads continuously from one chapter to the next. Rather, it is a collective of books of history, poetry, prophecies, eyewitness accounts, letters, and visions, divided into two testaments spanning thousands of years. Although it is the inerrant/inspired word of God, it is written by several authors representing many generations and cultures living in unique geographic areas. All of this can make one's head swim! Yes, it's easy to say "read the Bible". But it takes some effort to truly understand the structure, context, history, and geography of the story of God. But gaining this insight will highlight the awesome simplicity of God's plan for the salvation of His people.
In most Christian churches, you would hear a familiar call to action. "Read the bible daily". Life change can occur by opening the pages of the greatest story ever told. But reading the bible from front to back can be confusing or even frustrating. The bible is not a chronologically ordered story that reads continuously from one chapter to the next. Rather, it is a collective of books of history, poetry, prophecies, eyewitness accounts, letters, and visions, divided into two testaments spanning thousands of years. Although it is the inerrant/inspired word of God, it is written by several authors representing many generations and cultures living in unique geographic areas. All of this can make one's head swim! Yes, it's easy to say "read the Bible". But it takes some effort to truly understand the structure, context, history, and geography of the story of God. But gaining this insight will highlight the awesome simplicity of God's plan for the salvation of His people.
In most Christian churches, you would hear a familiar call to action. "Read the bible daily". Life change can occur by opening the pages of the greatest story ever told. But reading the bible from front to back can be confusing or even frustrating. The bible is not a chronologically ordered story that reads continuously from one chapter to the next. Rather, it is a collective of books of history, poetry, prophecies, eyewitness accounts, letters, and visions, divided into two testaments spanning thousands of years. Although it is the inerrant/inspired word of God, it is written by several authors representing many generations and cultures living in unique geographic areas.
All of this can make one's head swim! Yes, it's easy to say "read the Bible". But it takes some effort to truly understand the structure, context, history, and geography of the story of God. But gaining this insight will highlight the awesome simplicity of God's plan for the salvation of His people.
In most Christian churches, you would hear a familiar call to action. "Read the bible daily". Life change can occur by opening the pages of the greatest story ever told. But reading the bible from front to back can be confusing or even frustrating. The bible is not a chronologically ordered story that reads continuously from one chapter to the next. Rather, it is a collective of books of history, poetry, prophecies, eyewitness accounts, letters, and visions, divided into two testaments spanning thousands of years. Although it is the inerrant/inspired word of God, it is written by several authors representing many generations and cultures living in unique geographic areas.
All of this can make one's head swim! Yes, it's easy to say "read the Bible". But it takes some effort to truly understand the structure, context, history, and geography of the story of God. But gaining this insight will highlight the awesome simplicity of God's plan for the salvation of His people.
We all want a new start with the new year. The best way to start this year is by talking to God about your plans and listening to hear what He has to say. Deepen your relationship with God by learning how to pray for yourself by studying the longest prayer that Jesus ever prayed. It is found in John 17 and in it, Jesus shows us how to Pray for Yourself, Pray for other Believers, and Pray for Nonbelievers. Join us as we conclude this series this Sunday.
We all want a new start with the new year. The best way to start this year is by talking to God about your plans and listening to hear what He has to say. Deepen your relationship with God by learning how to pray for yourself by studying the longest prayer that Jesus ever prayed. It is found in John 17 and in it, Jesus shows us how to Pray for Yourself, Pray for other Believers, and Pray for Nonbelievers. Join us as we continue this series on Sunday, January 17th.
We all want a new start with the new year. The best way to start this year is by talking to God about your plans and listening to hear what He has to say. Deepen your relationship with God by learning how to pray for yourself by studying the longest prayer that Jesus ever prayed. It is found in John 17 and in it, Jesus shows us how to Pray for Yourself, Pray for other Believers, and Pray for Nonbelievers. Join us as we begin this new series on Sunday, January 10th.
We’re excited to welcome today one of our ministry partners Chal Knox of Lemonade International who will be sharing with us today. Chal is a former minister and currently the executive director of Lemonade International, a ministry that reaches out tangibly with the love of Christ to the most desperate and hurting in one of the largest slums in the world. We hope you can join us as Chal talks about “Ambidextrous Faith”, and how we can be ready to hear and respond to God’s leading!
Everyone is looking for some joy in their lives this Christmas. In a normal year, 88% of people say they feel stressed during the holidays. Can you imagine what that statistic will be this year? There doesn’t seem to be a lot to be joyful or optimistic about. We need a new perspective! The book of Philippians, written by Paul while in seemingly unjoyful circumstances in jail, teaches us how God, not our circumstances, should be the greatest source of joy – at Christmas and all throughout the year.
Everyone is looking for some joy in their lives this Christmas. In a normal year, 88% of people say they feel stressed during the holidays. Can you imagine what that statistic will be this year? There doesn’t seem to be a lot to be joyful or optimistic about. We need a new perspective! The book of Philippians, written by Paul while in seemingly unjoyful circumstances in jail, teaches us how God, not our circumstances, should be the greatest source of joy – at Christmas and all throughout the year.
Everyone is looking for some joy in their lives this Christmas. In a normal year, 88% of people say they feel stressed during the holidays. Can you imagine what that statistic will be this year? There doesn’t seem to be a lot to be joyful or optimistic about. We need a new perspective! The book of Philippians, written by Paul while in seemingly unjoyful circumstances in jail, teaches us how God, not our circumstances, should be the greatest source of joy – at Christmas and all throughout the year.
Everyone is looking for some joy in their lives this Christmas. In a normal year, 88% of people say they feel stressed during the holidays. Can you imagine what that statistic will be this year? There doesn’t seem to be a lot to be joyful or optimistic about. We need a new perspective! The book of Philippians, written by Paul while in seemingly unjoyful circumstances in jail, teaches us how God, not our circumstances, should be the greatest source of joy – at Christmas and all throughout the year.
Everyone is looking for some joy in their lives this Christmas. In a normal year, 88% of people say they feel stressed during the holidays. Can you imagine what that statistic will be this year? There doesn’t seem to be a lot to be joyful or optimistic about. We need a new perspective! The book of Philippians, written by Paul while in seemingly unjoyful circumstances in jail, teaches us how God, not our circumstances, should be the greatest source of joy – at Christmas and all throughout the year.
It may seem a little early to start thinking Christmas, but it seems that everyone is looking for some joy in their lives. In a normal year, 88% of people say they feel stressed during the holidays. Can you imagine what that statistic will be this year? There doesn’t seem to be a lot to be joyful or optimistic about. We need a new perspective! The book of Philippians, written by Paul while in seemingly unjoyful circumstances in jail, teaches us how God, not our circumstances, should be the greatest source of joy – at Christmas and all throughout the year.
It may seem a little early to start thinking Christmas, but it seems that everyone is looking for some joy in their lives. In a normal year, 88% of people say they feel stressed during the holidays. Can you imagine what that statistic will be this year? There doesn’t seem to be a lot to be joyful or optimistic about. We need a new perspective! The book of Philippians, written by Paul while in seemingly unjoyful circumstances in jail, teaches us how God, not our circumstances, should be the greatest source of joy – at Christmas and all throughout the year.
It may seem a little early to start thinking Christmas, but it seems that everyone is looking for some joy in their lives. In a normal year, 88% of people say they feel stressed during the holidays. Can you imagine what that statistic will be this year? There doesn’t seem to be a lot to be joyful or optimistic about. We need a new perspective! The book of Philippians, written by Paul while in seemingly unjoyful circumstances in jail, teaches us how God, not our circumstances, should be the greatest source of joy – at Christmas and all throughout the year.
The greatest decision of your life maybe made this November. No, I’m not talking about the election, although that is important. The most important decision you will ever make is to give your life to Christ and to be baptized. I know that some of you have considered this decision for some time and may have put it off because of Covid. I want to encourage you to plan to be at Journey Church on November 1st for Decision Day 2020, at either of our morning services. It’s not the donkey or the elephant that can save you, it’s the Lamb!
Frustrated that many couples refuse to even get married? Tired of watching marriages crumble? Fed up with couples giving up? Would you like to guarantee that your marriage will last? Take up the fight against destruction and make five commitments to fail-proof your marriage. In our new series, From This Day Forward, we will be beginning new Journey Groups and encouraging existing groups to follow along on these five commitments. Join us for worship this weekend as we unwrap what God intends for us in marriage.
Frustrated that many couples refuse to even get married? Tired of watching marriages crumble? Fed up with couples giving up? Would you like to guarantee that your marriage will last? Take up the fight against destruction and make five commitments to fail-proof your marriage. In our new series, From This Day Forward, we will be beginning new Journey Groups and encouraging existing groups to follow along on these five commitments. Join us for worship this weekend as we unwrap what God intends for us in marriage.
Frustrated that many couples refuse to even get married? Tired of watching marriages crumble? Fed up with couples giving up? Would you like to guarantee that your marriage will last? Take up the fight against destruction and make five commitments to fail-proof your marriage. In our new series, From This Day Forward, we will be beginning new Journey Groups and encouraging existing groups to follow along on these five commitments. Join us for worship this weekend as we unwrap what God intends for us in marriage.
Frustrated that many couples refuse to even get married? Tired of watching marriages crumble? Fed up with couples giving up? Would you like to guarantee that your marriage will last? Take up the fight against destruction and make five commitments to fail-proof your marriage. In our new series, From This Day Forward, we will be beginning new Journey Groups and encouraging existing groups to follow along on these five commitments. Join us for worship this weekend as we unwrap what God intends for us in marriage.
Frustrated that many couples refuse to even get married? Tired of watching marriages crumble? Fed up with couples giving up? Would you like to guarantee that your marriage will last? Take up the fight against destruction and make five commitments to fail-proof your marriage. In our new series, From This Day Forward, we will be beginning new Journey Groups and encouraging existing groups to follow along on these five commitments. Join us for worship this weekend as we unwrap what God intends for us in marriage.
Frustrated that many couples refuse to even get married? Tired of watching marriages crumble? Fed up with couples giving up? Would you like to guarantee that your marriage will last? Take up the fight against destruction and make five commitments to fail-proof your marriage. In our new series, From This Day Forward, we will be beginning new Journey Groups and encouraging existing groups to follow along on these five commitments. Join us for worship this weekend as we unwrap what God intends for us in marriage.
Join us for our Sermon Series, Untouchables. We will be addressing some of the controversial topics of our day and seeing what the Bible has to say about them. There are plenty of things that are ‘hot topics’ in our world and we may even be afraid to discuss them. We need a Biblical foundation and basis from which to think and act on them. We hope you will join us weekly for ‘Untouchables.’
Join us for our Sermon Series, Untouchables. We will be addressing some of the controversial topics of our day and seeing what the Bible has to say about them. There are plenty of things that are ‘hot topics’ in our world and we may even be afraid to discuss them. We need a Biblical foundation and basis from which to think and act on them. We hope you will join us weekly for ‘Untouchables.’
Join us for our Sermon Series, Untouchables. We will be addressing some of the controversial topics of our day and seeing what the Bible has to say about them. There are plenty of things that are ‘hot topics’ in our world and we may even be afraid to discuss them. We need a Biblical foundation and basis from which to think and act on them. We hope you will join us weekly for ‘Untouchables.’
Join us for our Sermon Series, Untouchables. We will be addressing some of the controversial topics of our day and seeing what the Bible has to say about them. There are plenty of things that are ‘hot topics’ in our world and we may even be afraid to discuss them. We need a Biblical foundation and basis from which to think and act on them. We hope you will join us weekly for ‘Untouchables.’
Join us for our Sermon Series, Untouchables. We will be addressing some of the controversial topics of our day and seeing what the Bible has to say about them. There are plenty of things that are ‘hot topics’ in our world and we may even be afraid to discuss them. We need a Biblical foundation and basis from which to think and act on them. We hope you will join us weekly for ‘Untouchables.’
Join us for our Sermon Series, Untouchables. We will be addressing some of the controversial topics of our day and seeing what the Bible has to say about them. There are plenty of things that are ‘hot topics’ in our world and we may even be afraid to discuss them. We need a Biblical foundation and basis from which to think and act on them. We hope you will join us weekly for ‘Untouchables.’
Join us for our Sermon Series, Untouchables. We will be addressing some of the controversial topics of our day and seeing what the Bible has to say about them. There are plenty of things that are ‘hot topics’ in our world and we may even be afraid to discuss them. We need a Biblical foundation and basis from which to think and act on them. We hope you will join us weekly for ‘Untouchables.’
Join us for our new Sermon Series, Untouchables, starting July 26th. We will be addressing some of the controversial topics of our day and seeing what the Bible has to say about them. There are plenty of things that are ‘hot topics’ in our world and we may even be afraid to discuss them. We need a Biblical foundation and basis from which to think and act on them. We hope you will join us weekly beginning July 26th for ‘Untouchables.’
Tired of all the bad news? Ready for Some Good News? There is a lot of good news out there in a time when all we hear is bad news! Let's hear it! Join us as we conclude our series called "Some Good News". In fact, what we are talking about is the best news ever! For the believer, the best news of all is looking forward to Heaven. Join us in person or online if you prefer to wait to return. Either way, let's share Some Good News!
Tired of all the bad news? Ready for Some Good News? There is a lot of good news out there in a time when all we hear is bad news! Let's hear it! We are asking everyone to let us know about the Good News that you are hearing or making in and around our Journey Church Family. Send your 30 seconds video story to journeyworship@journeyky.church.
Meanwhile, join us for our new series starting June 7th called "Some Good News". In fact, what we are talking about is the Best News Ever! For the believer, the best news of all is looking forward to Heaven. Join us in person or online if you prefer to wait a few weeks to return. Either way, let's share Some Good News!
Tired of all the bad news? Ready for Some Good News? There is a lot of good news out there in a time when all we hear is bad news! Let's hear it! We are asking everyone to let us know about the Good News that you are hearing or making in and around our Journey Church Family. Send your 30 seconds video story to journeyworship@journeyky.church.
Meanwhile, join us for our new series starting June 7th called "Some Good News". In fact, what we are talking about is the Best News Ever! For the believer, the best news of all is looking forward to Heaven. Join us in person or online if you prefer to wait a few weeks to return. Either way, let's share Some Good News!
Tired of all the bad news? Ready for Some Good News? There is a lot of good news out there in a time when all we hear is bad news! Let's hear it! We are asking everyone to let us know about the Good News that you are hearing or making in and around our Journey Church Family. Send your 30 seconds video story to journeyworship@journeyky.church.
Meanwhile, join us for our new series starting June 7th called "Some Good News". In fact, what we are talking about is the Best News Ever! For the believer, the best news of all is looking forward to Heaven. Join us in person or online if you prefer to wait a few weeks to return. Either way, let's share Some Good News!
Tired of all the bad news? Ready for Some Good News? There is a lot of good news out there in a time when all we hear is bad news! Let's hear it! We are asking everyone to let us know about the Good News that you are hearing or making in and around our Journey Church Family. Send your 30 seconds video story to journeyworship@journeyky.church.
Meanwhile, join us for our new series starting June 7th called "Some Good News". In fact, what we are talking about is the Best News Ever! For the believer, the best news of all is looking forward to Heaven. Join us in person or online if you prefer to wait a few weeks to return. Either way, let's share Some Good News!
Tired of all the bad news? Ready for Some Good News? There is a lot of good news out there in a time when all we hear is bad news! Let's hear it! We are asking everyone to let us know about the Good News that you are hearing or making in and around our Journey Church Family. Send your 30 seconds video story to journeyworship@journeyky.church.
Meanwhile, join us for our new series starting June 7th called "Some Good News". In fact, what we are talking about is the Best News Ever! For the believer, the best news of all is looking forward to Heaven. Join us in person or online if you prefer to wait a few weeks to return. Either way, let's share Some Good News!
Tired of all the bad news? Ready for Some Good News? There is a lot of good news out there in a time when all we hear is bad news! Let's hear it! We are asking everyone to let us know about the Good News that you are hearing or making in and around our Journey Church Family. Send your 30 seconds video story to journeyworship@journeyky.church.
Meanwhile, join us for our new series starting June 7th called "Some Good News". In fact, what we are talking about is the Best News Ever! For the believer, the best news of all is looking forward to Heaven. Join us in person or online if you prefer to wait a few weeks to return. Either way, let's share Some Good News!
It seems like everywhere we look there’s turmoil and conflict. With all that we see in our world and in our own personal lives it’s easy for us to be tempted to lose hope. Today we’re going to examine why as believers we have every reason to 'Have Hope’ no matter what is going in our lives and world. We hope you join us as remind each other of the hope extended to us in the person of Jesus.
This was to be the first Sunday in 10 weeks that we will host in-person services. As we contemplate coming back together, we all will approach things differently. Some can’t wait to physically go to church while others are more wary and not comfortable to attend in-person just yet. We all need to show lots of grace and understanding, regardless of how we personally feel. Lets make this a time of unity and encouragement as we continue on the journey together.
"How do we Move on our personal Journey toward Jesus in the midst of sheltering in place?" Join us as we walk through the priorities we can adopt to help us take our next steps, even when we can't move past the threshold of our own homes.
"How do we Move on our personal Journey toward Jesus in the midst of sheltering in place?" Join us as we walk through the priorities we can adopt to help us take our next steps, even when we can't move past the threshold of our own homes.
"How do we Move on our personal Journey toward Jesus in the midst of sheltering in place?" Join us as we walk through the priorities we can adopt to help us take our next steps, even when we can't move past the threshold of our own homes.
"How do we Move on our personal Journey toward Jesus in the midst of sheltering in place?" Join us as we walk through the priorities we can adopt to help us take our next steps, even when we can't move past the threshold of our own homes.
How do we deal with the issues that we face today? Whether it be weeks of quarantine with Covid-19 or job conflict or loss, financial problems, health issues, grief, or addiction? There are plenty of issues that cause us stress and worry in our world today. Join us for a two week series on Faith in difficult times when we are tempted to worry and fret. What is the answer? You Just Gotta Have Faith!
How do we deal with the issues that we face today? Whether it be weeks of quarantine with Covid-19 or job conflict or loss, financial problems, health issues, grief, or addiction? There are plenty of issues that cause us stress and worry in our world today. Join us for a two week series on Faith in difficult times when we are tempted to worry and fret. What is the answer? You Just Gotta Have Faith!
Join us for our sermon series leading up to Easter entitled Journey To The Cross. In this series, we will look back at the dramatic events surrounding Jesus’ arrest in Gethsemane, interrogation before His enemies and Pilate, crucifixion at Calvary, and resurrection from the grave. In the Gospel account, we encounter Jesus as He calmly faces down His opponents and, ultimately, His own death on the cross. In the process, the incarnate Son of God, Messiah, and true King confronts us with His work on our behalf to offer salvation. It is a difficult story to read, but is real and has a deep meaning for each of our lives. The series will include Good Friday services and will conclude on Easter Sunday with the story of the Resurrection!
Join us for our sermon series leading up to Easter entitled Journey To The Cross. In this series, we will look back at the dramatic events surrounding Jesus’ arrest in Gethsemane, interrogation before His enemies and Pilate, crucifixion at Calvary, and resurrection from the grave. In the Gospel account, we encounter Jesus as He calmly faces down His opponents and, ultimately, His own death on the cross. In the process, the incarnate Son of God, Messiah, and true King confronts us with His work on our behalf to offer salvation. It is a difficult story to read, but is real and has a deep meaning for each of our lives. The series will include Good Friday services and will conclude on Easter Sunday with the story of the Resurrection!
Join us for our sermon series leading up to Easter entitled Journey To The Cross. In this series, we will look back at the dramatic events surrounding Jesus’ arrest in Gethsemane, interrogation before His enemies and Pilate, crucifixion at Calvary, and resurrection from the grave. In the Gospel account, we encounter Jesus as He calmly faces down His opponents and, ultimately, His own death on the cross. In the process, the incarnate Son of God, Messiah, and true King confronts us with His work on our behalf to offer salvation. It is a difficult story to read, but is real and has a deep meaning for each of our lives. The series will include Good Friday services and will conclude on Easter Sunday with the story of the Resurrection!
Join us for our sermon series leading up to Easter entitled Journey To The Cross. In this series, we will look back at the dramatic events surrounding Jesus’ arrest in Gethsemane, interrogation before His enemies and Pilate, crucifixion at Calvary, and resurrection from the grave. In the Gospel account, we encounter Jesus as He calmly faces down His opponents and, ultimately, His own death on the cross. In the process, the incarnate Son of God, Messiah, and true King confronts us with His work on our behalf to offer salvation. It is a difficult story to read, but is real and has a deep meaning for each of our lives. The series will include Good Friday services and will conclude on Easter Sunday with the story of the Resurrection!
Join us for our new sermon series leading up to Easter entitled Journey To The Cross. In this series, we will look back at the dramatic events surrounding Jesus’ arrest in Gethsemane, interrogation before His enemies and Pilate, crucifixion at Calvary, and resurrection from the grave. In the Gospel account, we encounter Jesus as He calmly faces down His opponents and, ultimately, His own death on the cross. In the process, the incarnate Son of God, Messiah, and true King confronts us with His work on our behalf to offer salvation. It is a difficult story to read, but is real and has a deep meaning for each of our lives. The series will include Good Friday services and will conclude on Easter Sunday with the story of the Resurrection!
Most people long for a life directed by a mission. If only we had special orders, a divine commission, a unique task, a clear calling, our lives would become filled with purpose and meaning. Jesus led the most purpose-driven life that has ever been lived. It filled His every thought, and fueled His every step. He often spoke of being "sent." Phrases such as "The Father has sent me" and "Him who sent me," and the deep sense of purpose and mission that entailed, flowed from the lips of Jesus more than 30 times in the gospel of John alone. And then, just before His crucifixion, Jesus delivers these staggering words: “As the Father has sent me, I am sending you” (John 20:21). The very mission and purpose of Jesus, the most significant life that has ever lived, has been passed on: To us. In this series, we will explore the life-changing idea of "Sent" - what it means, what it holds and how it can be fulfilled.
Most people long for a life directed by a mission. If only we had special orders, a divine commission, a unique task, a clear calling, our lives would become filled with purpose and meaning. Jesus led the most purpose-driven life that has ever been lived. It filled His every thought, and fueled His every step. He often spoke of being "sent." Phrases such as "The Father has sent me" and "Him who sent me," and the deep sense of purpose and mission that entailed, flowed from the lips of Jesus more than 30 times in the gospel of John alone. And then, just before His crucifixion, Jesus delivers these staggering words: “As the Father has sent me, I am sending you” (John 20:21). The very mission and purpose of Jesus, the most significant life that has ever lived, has been passed on: To us. In this series, we will explore the life-changing idea of "Sent" - what it means, what it holds and how it can be fulfilled.
Most people long for a life directed by a mission. If only we had special orders, a divine commission, a unique task, a clear calling, our lives would become filled with purpose and meaning. Jesus led the most purpose-driven life that has ever been lived. It filled His every thought, and fueled His every step. He often spoke of being "sent." Phrases such as "The Father has sent me" and "Him who sent me," and the deep sense of purpose and mission that entailed, flowed from the lips of Jesus more than 30 times in the gospel of John alone. And then, just before His crucifixion, Jesus delivers these staggering words: “As the Father has sent me, I am sending you” (John 20:21). The very mission and purpose of Jesus, the most significant life that has ever lived, has been passed on: To us. In this series, we will explore the life-changing idea of "Sent" - what it means, what it holds and how it can be fulfilled.
We hear people say, “I’m blessed,” when they describe what they have. But what does it mean when we say we are blessed? Do we really understand how blessed we are, who those blessings come from, and what the responsibility of being blessed really implies? Join us for this new series!
We hear people say, “I’m blessed,” when they describe what they have. But what does it mean when we say we are blessed? Do we really understand how blessed we are, who those blessings come from, and what the responsibility of being blessed really implies? Join us for this new series!
We hear people say, “I’m blessed,” when they describe what they have. But what does it mean when we say we are blessed? Do we really understand how blessed we are, who those blessings come from, and what the responsibility of being blessed really implies? Join us for this new series!
We hear people say, “I’m blessed,” when they describe what they have. But what does it mean when we say we are blessed? Do we really understand how blessed we are, who those blessings come from, and what the responsibility of being blessed really implies? Join us for this new series!
At the start of each year, we often look for something new in our lives. This year we want to start out by recognizing the truth that God is always ready to do something new in our lives: Souls refreshed. Relationships restored. Hearts reborn. God is the author of incredible stories of change and is ready to do the same in our lives as we move together toward Jesus. Join us as we learn how we can open the door to transformation in our series ‘RE’, this January at Journey Church.
At the start of each year, we often look for something new in our lives. This year we want to start out by recognizing the truth that God is always ready to do something new in our lives: Souls refreshed. Relationships restored. Hearts reborn. God is the author of incredible stories of change and is ready to do the same in our lives as we move together toward Jesus. Join us as we learn how we can open the door to transformation in our series ‘RE’, this January at Journey Church.
At the start of each year, we often look for something new in our lives. This year we want to start out by recognizing the truth that God is always ready to do something new in our lives: Souls refreshed. Relationships restored. Hearts reborn. God is the author of incredible stories of change and is ready to do the same in our lives as we move together toward Jesus. Join us as we learn how we can open the door to transformation in our series ‘RE’, this January at Journey Church.
At the start of each year, we often look for something new in our lives. This year we want to start out by recognizing the truth that God is always ready to do something new in our lives: Souls refreshed. Relationships restored. Hearts reborn. God is the author of incredible stories of change and is ready to do the same in our lives as we move together toward Jesus. Join us as we learn how we can open the door to transformation in our series ‘RE’, this January at Journey Church.
This Christmas amid all the chaos and joy we are going to be focusing ourselves on the arrival of Jesus. Come and celebrate the birth of Jesus with us at Journey, as we lift up the light of the world and true reason for this season. On December 15th we'll begin a three-part series based on the significance of Christmas in our lives today, culminating on Christmas Eve, where we’ll be celebrating Jesus birth with a Candle-light service together as a Church. In our day and age we are confronted by sin and brokenness at every turn, so we have every reason to look to the love of God which came to us in the form of a child so many years ago. Join us as we place Jesus at the center of this season and remember the hope, life, and peace He gives.
This Christmas amid all the chaos and joy we are going to be focusing ourselves on the arrival of Jesus. Come and celebrate the birth of Jesus with us at Journey, as we lift up the light of the world and true reason for this season. On December 15th we'll begin a three-part series based on the significance of Christmas in our lives today, culminating on Christmas Eve, where we’ll be celebrating Jesus birth with a Candle-light service together as a Church. In our day and age we are confronted by sin and brokenness at every turn, so we have every reason to look to the love of God which came to us in the form of a child so many years ago. Join us as we place Jesus at the center of this season and remember the hope, life, and peace He gives.
You know how to swim. You know how to ride a bike. Do you know how to Bible? As in, "How do I believe the Bible?", "How do I read the Bible?", "How do I interpret the Bible?," and "How do I apply the Bible?" These are often the most common questions about the Bible, but ones were often timid to ask. Knowing the Bible should be our passion as followers of Christ. Join us beginning November 10th as we learn “How to Bible?”
You know how to swim. You know how to ride a bike. Do you know how to Bible? As in, "How do I believe the Bible?", "How do I read the Bible?", "How do I interpret the Bible?," and "How do I apply the Bible?" These are often the most common questions about the Bible, but ones were often timid to ask. Knowing the Bible should be our passion as followers of Christ. Join us beginning November 10th as we learn “How to Bible?”
Follow us along the "Path" that leads us closer Jesus. This is the last week we will be talking about what our Journey toward Christ looks like. We will be discussing our intended destination to help us identify where we are and what our next steps might be on our daily Journey's. Don't miss out on this new and exciting series.
You know how to swim. You know how to ride a bike. Do you know how to Bible? As in, "How do I believe the Bible?", "How do I read the Bible?", "How do I interpret the Bible?," and "How do I apply the Bible?" These are often the most common questions about the Bible, but ones were often timid to ask. Knowing the Bible should be our passion as followers of Christ. Join us beginning November 10th as we learn “How to Bible?”
You know how to swim. You know how to ride a bike. Do you know how to Bible? As in, "How do I believe the Bible?", "How do I read the Bible?", "How do I interpret the Bible?," and "How do I apply the Bible?" These are often the most common questions about the Bible, but ones were often timid to ask. Knowing the Bible should be our passion as followers of Christ. Join us beginning November 10th as we learn “How to Bible?”
You know how to swim. You know how to ride a bike. Do you know how to Bible? As in, "How do I believe the Bible?", "How do I read the Bible?", "How do I interpret the Bible?," and "How do I apply the Bible?" These are often the most common questions about the Bible, but ones were often timid to ask. Knowing the Bible should be our passion as followers of Christ. Join us beginning November 10th as we learn “How to Bible?”
Follow us along the "Path" that leads us closer Jesus. This is the last week we will be talking about what our Journey toward Christ looks like. We will be discussing our intended destination to help us identify where we are and what our next steps might be on our daily Journey's. Don't miss out on this new and exciting series.
If there's a single word that has emerged on the cultural scene of late demanding attention, it's "woke." It used to mean just being "with it" - on top of things, knowing what's going on. Of late, it's taken on a more focused meaning, specifically being awakened to social injustice - particularly racism. Our country is involved in a deepening crisis of division, often with people talking past each other or, even worse, at each other. Yet the church is called to be the new community where there is neither "Jew nor Greek, slave nor free, male nor female, for you are all one in Christ Jesus" (Galatians 3:28, NIV). What does this vision mean for the church today and our mission and message to the world? What is race all about anyway, going all the way back to creation? What is the true nature of racism? What would a culture of civility actually entail? If Jesus took on race relations, racial divides, racial reconciliation, racial... everything, what would that look like? Join us and see!
If there's a single word that has emerged on the cultural scene of late demanding attention, it's "woke." It used to mean just being "with it" - on top of things, knowing what's going on. Of late, it's taken on a more focused meaning, specifically being awakened to social injustice - particularly racism. Our country is involved in a deepening crisis of division, often with people talking past each other or, even worse, at each other. Yet the church is called to be the new community where there is neither "Jew nor Greek, slave nor free, male nor female, for you are all one in Christ Jesus" (Galatians 3:28, NIV). What does this vision mean for the church today and our mission and message to the world? What is race all about anyway, going all the way back to creation? What is the true nature of racism? What would a culture of civility actually entail? If Jesus took on race relations, racial divides, racial reconciliation, racial... everything, what would that look like? Join us and see!
If there's a single word that has emerged on the cultural scene of late demanding attention, it's "woke." It used to mean just being "with it" - on top of things, knowing what's going on. Of late, it's taken on a more focused meaning, specifically being awakened to social injustice - particularly racism. Our country is involved in a deepening crisis of division, often with people talking past each other or, even worse, at each other. Yet the church is called to be the new community where there is neither "Jew nor Greek, slave nor free, male nor female, for you are all one in Christ Jesus" (Galatians 3:28, NIV). What does this vision mean for the church today and our mission and message to the world? What is race all about anyway, going all the way back to creation? What is the true nature of racism? What would a culture of civility actually entail? If Jesus took on race relations, racial divides, racial reconciliation, racial... everything, what would that look like? Join us and see!
It is the one idea among the Christian faith that is most unique among all religions. It's also the most scandalous. It is what attracts people the most, and is often the stumbling block over which they fall. It drew thousands to Jesus, and also nailed him to the cross. Without a doubt, it is the most significant dynamic, power and gift of the Christian faith. So if there is one thing that we need to "get right," it's this. And many don't get it right. Some reject it; some cheapen it; some make it a commodity to be earned; some say it only flows to a few; some refuse it to others; some apply it where it doesn't belong; some... well, you get the point. We hope you join us for this series at Journey!
It is the one idea among the Christian faith that is most unique among all religions. It's also the most scandalous. It is what attracts people the most, and is often the stumbling block over which they fall. It drew thousands to Jesus, and also nailed him to the cross. Without a doubt, it is the most significant dynamic, power and gift of the Christian faith. So if there is one thing that we need to "get right," it's this. And many don't get it right. Some reject it; some cheapen it; some make it a commodity to be earned; some say it only flows to a few; some refuse it to others; some apply it where it doesn't belong; some... well, you get the point. We hope you join us for this series at Journey!
It is the one idea among the Christian faith that is most unique among all religions. It's also the most scandalous. It is what attracts people the most, and is often the stumbling block over which they fall. It drew thousands to Jesus, and also nailed him to the cross. Without a doubt, it is the most significant dynamic, power and gift of the Christian faith. So if there is one thing that we need to "get right," it's this. And many don't get it right. Some reject it; some cheapen it; some make it a commodity to be earned; some say it only flows to a few; some refuse it to others; some apply it where it doesn't belong; some... well, you get the point. We hope you join us for this series at Journey!
Follow us along the "Path" that leads us closer Jesus. This is the last week we will be talking about what our Journey toward Christ looks like. We will be discussing our intended destination to help us identify where we are and what our next steps might be on our daily Journey's. Don't miss out on this new and exciting series.
Follow us along the "Path" that leads us closer Jesus. This is the last week we will be talking about what our Journey toward Christ looks like. We will be discussing our intended destination to help us identify where we are and what our next steps might be on our daily Journey's. Don't miss out on this new and exciting series.
Follow us along the "Path" that leads us closer Jesus. This is the last week we will be talking about what our Journey toward Christ looks like. We will be discussing our intended destination to help us identify where we are and what our next steps might be on our daily Journey's. Don't miss out on this new and exciting series.
Follow us along the "Path" that leads us closer Jesus. This is the last week we will be talking about what our Journey toward Christ looks like. We will be discussing our intended destination to help us identify where we are and what our next steps might be on our daily Journey's. Don't miss out on this new and exciting series.
Follow us along the "Path" that leads us closer Jesus. This is the last week we will be talking about what our Journey toward Christ looks like. We will be discussing our intended destination to help us identify where we are and what our next steps might be on our daily Journey's. Don't miss out on this new and exciting series.
Join us each Sunday morning at 9:30 or 11, beginning June 2nd for our new sermon series on the book of Colossians. We are calling the series, A Big Jesus, because in this book, Paul presents the greatness of Jesus and how He can help us deal with the big issues in our lives. We will look at who Jesus really is, how to mature in our faith, as well as some practical advice about marriage, family, and career. We need a Big Jesus for the big issues in our lives.
Join us each Sunday morning at 9:30 or 11, beginning June 2nd for our new sermon series on the book of Colossians. We are calling the series, A Big Jesus, because in this book, Paul presents the greatness of Jesus and how He can help us deal with the big issues in our lives. We will look at who Jesus really is, how to mature in our faith, as well as some practical advice about marriage, family, and career. We need a Big Jesus for the big issues in our lives.
Join us each Sunday morning at 9:30 or 11, beginning June 2nd for our new sermon series on the book of Colossians. We are calling the series, A Big Jesus, because in this book, Paul presents the greatness of Jesus and how He can help us deal with the big issues in our lives. We will look at who Jesus really is, how to mature in our faith, as well as some practical advice about marriage, family, and career. We need a Big Jesus for the big issues in our lives.
Join us each Sunday morning at 9:30 or 11, beginning June 2nd for our new sermon series on the book of Colossians. We are calling the series, A Big Jesus, because in this book, Paul presents the greatness of Jesus and how He can help us deal with the big issues in our lives. We will look at who Jesus really is, how to mature in our faith, as well as some practical advice about marriage, family, and career. We need a Big Jesus for the big issues in our lives.
Join us each Sunday morning at 9:30 or 11, beginning June 2nd for our new sermon series on the book of Colossians. We are calling the series, A Big Jesus, because in this book, Paul presents the greatness of Jesus and how He can help us deal with the big issues in our lives. We will look at who Jesus really is, how to mature in our faith, as well as some practical advice about marriage, family, and career. We need a Big Jesus for the big issues in our lives.
Join us each Sunday morning at 9:30 or 11, beginning June 2nd for our new sermon series on the book of Colossians. We are calling the series, A Big Jesus, because in this book, Paul presents the greatness of Jesus and how He can help us deal with the big issues in our lives. We will look at who Jesus really is, how to mature in our faith, as well as some practical advice about marriage, family, and career. We need a Big Jesus for the big issues in our lives.
Join us each Sunday morning at 9:30 or 11, beginning June 2nd for our new sermon series on the book of Colossians. We are calling the series, A Big Jesus, because in this book, Paul presents the greatness of Jesus and how He can help us deal with the big issues in our lives. We will look at who Jesus really is, how to mature in our faith, as well as some practical advice about marriage, family, and career. We need a Big Jesus for the big issues in our lives.
Join us each Sunday morning at 9:30 or 11, beginning June 2nd for our new sermon series on the book of Colossians. We are calling the series, A Big Jesus, because in this book, Paul presents the greatness of Jesus and how He can help us deal with the big issues in our lives. We will look at who Jesus really is, how to mature in our faith, as well as some practical advice about marriage, family, and career. We need a Big Jesus for the big issues in our lives.
Join us each Sunday morning at 9:30 or 11, beginning June 2nd for our new sermon series on the book of Colossians. We are calling the series, A Big Jesus, because in this book, Paul presents the greatness of Jesus and how He can help us deal with the big issues in our lives. We will look at who Jesus really is, how to mature in our faith, as well as some practical advice about marriage, family, and career. We need a Big Jesus for the big issues in our lives.
Join us each Sunday morning at 9:30 or 11, beginning June 2nd for our new sermon series on the book of Colossians. We are calling the series, A Big Jesus, because in this book, Paul presents the greatness of Jesus and how He can help us deal with the big issues in our lives. We will look at who Jesus really is, how to mature in our faith, as well as some practical advice about marriage, family, and career. We need a Big Jesus for the big issues in our lives.
There are different places, locations, buildings that we eventually have to visit in life. Places we need to go to just because of the course of life: school, for example, or the dentist’s office. But we feel different about going to the dentist compared to say going to Disneyland. Many times we go to these places because we have to, not necessarily because we want to. Chances are when we find ourselves taking a test in school, or having a root canal we don’t respond “I Love this place!”, do we? Many people think about Church the same way they think about going to school, or say the dentist’s office. Is the Church really just a place that we feel we “have” to go to or is there more to it? What was God’s intention when He created the Church? Was that His idea about this community of people? I believe the Bible tells us ‘no’, it wasn’t, and isn’t God’s plan for the Church. I believe that God wants us to love the Church. Not love what we see in the news sometimes or maybe have experienced in the past, but love the Church as He intended it to be. That’s what this series is going to be about — us learning to be the community God intended us to be.
There are different places, locations, buildings that we eventually have to visit in life. Places we need to go to just because of the course of life: school, for example, or the dentist’s office. But we feel different about going to the dentist compared to say going to Disneyland. Many times we go to these places because we have to, not necessarily because we want to. Chances are when we find ourselves taking a test in school, or having a root canal we don’t respond “I Love this place!”, do we? Many people think about Church the same way they think about going to school, or say the dentist’s office. Is the Church really just a place that we feel we “have” to go to or is there more to it? What was God’s intention when He created the Church? Was that His idea about this community of people? I believe the Bible tells us ‘no’, it wasn’t, and isn’t God’s plan for the Church. I believe that God wants us to love the Church. Not love what we see in the news sometimes or maybe have experienced in the past, but love the Church as He intended it to be. That’s what this series is going to be about — us learning to be the community God intended us to be.
There are different places, locations, buildings that we eventually have to visit in life. Places we need to go to just because of the course of life: school, for example, or the dentist’s office. But we feel different about going to the dentist compared to say going to Disneyland. Many times we go to these places because we have to, not necessarily because we want to. Chances are when we find ourselves taking a test in school, or having a root canal we don’t respond “I Love this place!”, do we? Many people think about Church the same way they think about going to school, or say the dentist’s office. Is the Church really just a place that we feel we “have” to go to or is there more to it? What was God’s intention when He created the Church? Was that His idea about this community of people? I believe the Bible tells us ‘no’, it wasn’t, and isn’t God’s plan for the Church. I believe that God wants us to love the Church. Not love what we see in the news sometimes or maybe have experienced in the past, but love the Church as He intended it to be. That’s what this series is going to be about — us learning to be the community God intended us to be.
There are different places, locations, buildings that we eventually have to visit in life. Places we need to go to just because of the course of life: school, for example, or the dentist’s office. But we feel different about going to the dentist compared to say going to Disneyland. Many times we go to these places because we have to, not necessarily because we want to. Chances are when we find ourselves taking a test in school, or having a root canal we don’t respond “I Love this place!”, do we? Many people think about Church the same way they think about going to school, or say the dentist’s office. Is the Church really just a place that we feel we “have” to go to or is there more to it? What was God’s intention when He created the Church? Was that His idea about this community of people? I believe the Bible tells us ‘no’, it wasn’t, and isn’t God’s plan for the Church. I believe that God wants us to love the Church. Not love what we see in the news sometimes or maybe have experienced in the past, but love the Church as He intended it to be. That’s what this series is going to be about — us learning to be the community God intended us to be.
There are different places, locations, buildings that we eventually have to visit in life. Places we need to go to just because of the course of life: school, for example, or the dentist’s office. But we feel different about going to the dentist compared to say going to Disneyland. Many times we go to these places because we have to, not necessarily because we want to. Chances are when we find ourselves taking a test in school, or having a root canal we don’t respond “I Love this place!”, do we? Many people think about Church the same way they think about going to school, or say the dentist’s office. Is the Church really just a place that we feel we “have” to go to or is there more to it? What was God’s intention when He created the Church? Was that His idea about this community of people? I believe the Bible tells us ‘no’, it wasn’t, and isn’t God’s plan for the Church. I believe that God wants us to love the Church. Not love what we see in the news sometimes or maybe have experienced in the past, but love the Church as He intended it to be. That’s what this series is going to be about — us learning to be the community God intended us to be.
The first three biographies of Jesus found in the Bible, named after the three men who wrote them (Matthew, Mark and Luke), give us the life and teaching of Jesus. But there is a fourth account of His life, radically different than the other three, written by the last surviving disciple. It is the final Gospel in the New Testament, also known by the name of the author: the Gospel of John. Ninety percent of what it holds about the life and teaching of Jesus is not found in any other account. In “Jesus: The Untold Story,” we’ll walk through the Gospel of John exploring 12 unique stories, events and teachings of the life of Jesus that only John records. Don’t miss out on this chance to dive deeper into the person of Jesus at Journey Church!
The first three biographies of Jesus found in the Bible, named after the three men who wrote them (Matthew, Mark and Luke), give us the life and teaching of Jesus. But there is a fourth account of His life, radically different than the other three, written by the last surviving disciple. It is the final Gospel in the New Testament, also known by the name of the author: the Gospel of John. Ninety percent of what it holds about the life and teaching of Jesus is not found in any other account. In “Jesus: The Untold Story,” we’ll walk through the Gospel of John exploring 12 unique stories, events and teachings of the life of Jesus that only John records. Don’t miss out on this chance to dive deeper into the person of Jesus at Journey Church!
The first three biographies of Jesus found in the Bible, named after the three men who wrote them (Matthew, Mark and Luke), give us the life and teaching of Jesus. But there is a fourth account of His life, radically different than the other three, written by the last surviving disciple. It is the final Gospel in the New Testament, also known by the name of the author: the Gospel of John. Ninety percent of what it holds about the life and teaching of Jesus is not found in any other account. In “Jesus: The Untold Story,” we’ll walk through the Gospel of John exploring 12 unique stories, events and teachings of the life of Jesus that only John records. Don’t miss out on this chance to dive deeper into the person of Jesus at Journey Church!
The first three biographies of Jesus found in the Bible, named after the three men who wrote them (Matthew, Mark and Luke), give us the life and teaching of Jesus. But there is a fourth account of His life, radically different than the other three, written by the last surviving disciple. It is the final Gospel in the New Testament, also known by the name of the author: the Gospel of John. Ninety percent of what it holds about the life and teaching of Jesus is not found in any other account. In “Jesus: The Untold Story,” we’ll walk through the Gospel of John exploring 12 unique stories, events and teachings of the life of Jesus that only John records. Don’t miss out on this chance to dive deeper into the person of Jesus at Journey Church!
The first three biographies of Jesus found in the Bible, named after the three men who wrote them (Matthew, Mark and Luke), give us the life and teaching of Jesus. But there is a fourth account of His life, radically different than the other three, written by the last surviving disciple. It is the final Gospel in the New Testament, also known by the name of the author: the Gospel of John. Ninety percent of what it holds about the life and teaching of Jesus is not found in any other account. In “Jesus: The Untold Story,” we’ll walk through the Gospel of John exploring 12 unique stories, events and teachings of the life of Jesus that only John records. Don’t miss out on this chance to dive deeper into the person of Jesus at Journey Church!
The first three biographies of Jesus found in the Bible, named after the three men who wrote them (Matthew, Mark and Luke), give us the life and teaching of Jesus. But there is a fourth account of His life, radically different than the other three, written by the last surviving disciple. It is the final Gospel in the New Testament, also known by the name of the author: the Gospel of John. Ninety percent of what it holds about the life and teaching of Jesus is not found in any other account. In “Jesus: The Untold Story,” we’ll walk through the Gospel of John exploring 12 unique stories, events and teachings of the life of Jesus that only John records. Don’t miss out on this chance to dive deeper into the person of Jesus at Journey Church!
The first three biographies of Jesus found in the Bible, named after the three men who wrote them (Matthew, Mark and Luke), give us the life and teaching of Jesus. But there is a fourth account of His life, radically different than the other three, written by the last surviving disciple. It is the final Gospel in the New Testament, also known by the name of the author: the Gospel of John. Ninety percent of what it holds about the life and teaching of Jesus is not found in any other account. In “Jesus: The Untold Story,” we’ll walk through the Gospel of John exploring 12 unique stories, events and teachings of the life of Jesus that only John records. Don’t miss out on this chance to dive deeper into the person of Jesus at Journey Church!
The first three biographies of Jesus found in the Bible, named after the three men who wrote them (Matthew, Mark and Luke), give us the life and teaching of Jesus. But there is a fourth account of His life, radically different than the other three, written by the last surviving disciple. It is the final Gospel in the New Testament, also known by the name of the author: the Gospel of John. Ninety percent of what it holds about the life and teaching of Jesus is not found in any other account. In “Jesus: The Untold Story,” we’ll walk through the Gospel of John exploring 12 unique stories, events and teachings of the life of Jesus that only John records. Don’t miss out on this chance to dive deeper into the person of Jesus at Journey Church!
The first three biographies of Jesus found in the Bible, named after the three men who wrote them (Matthew, Mark and Luke), give us the life and teaching of Jesus. But there is a fourth account of His life, radically different than the other three, written by the last surviving disciple. It is the final Gospel in the New Testament, also known by the name of the author: the Gospel of John. Ninety percent of what it holds about the life and teaching of Jesus is not found in any other account. In “Jesus: The Untold Story,” we’ll walk through the Gospel of John exploring 12 unique stories, events and teachings of the life of Jesus that only John records. Don’t miss out on this chance to dive deeper into the person of Jesus at Journey Church!
The first three biographies of Jesus found in the Bible, named after the three men who wrote them (Matthew, Mark and Luke), give us the life and teaching of Jesus. But there is a fourth account of His life, radically different than the other three, written by the last surviving disciple. It is the final Gospel in the New Testament, also known by the name of the author: the Gospel of John. Ninety percent of what it holds about the life and teaching of Jesus is not found in any other account. In “Jesus: The Untold Story,” we’ll walk through the Gospel of John exploring 12 unique stories, events and teachings of the life of Jesus that only John records. Don’t miss out on this chance to dive deeper into the person of Jesus at Journey Church!
The first three biographies of Jesus found in the Bible, named after the three men who wrote them (Matthew, Mark and Luke), give us the life and teaching of Jesus. But there is a fourth account of His life, radically different than the other three, written by the last surviving disciple. It is the final Gospel in the New Testament, also known by the name of the author: the Gospel of John. Ninety percent of what it holds about the life and teaching of Jesus is not found in any other account. In “Jesus: The Untold Story,” we’ll walk through the Gospel of John exploring 12 unique stories, events and teachings of the life of Jesus that only John records. Don’t miss out on this chance to dive deeper into the person of Jesus at Journey Church!
The first three biographies of Jesus found in the Bible, named after the three men who wrote them (Matthew, Mark and Luke), give us the life and teaching of Jesus. But there is a fourth account of His life, radically different than the other three, written by the last surviving disciple. It is the final Gospel in the New Testament, also known by the name of the author: the Gospel of John. Ninety percent of what it holds about the life and teaching of Jesus is not found in any other account. In “Jesus: The Untold Story,” we’ll walk through the Gospel of John exploring 12 unique stories, events and teachings of the life of Jesus that only John records. Don’t miss out on this chance to dive deeper into the person of Jesus at Journey Church!
Join us as we dive into what it takes to make your first steps in faith, and how you can overcome the barriers we face in moving on a simple Journey toward Jesus. Whether you are new to the church or if you've been attending on a regular basis, this series is a great way to get to know who Journey is and what our mission as the body of Christ should be. It's also a great way to discover how God wants to free you to live in relationship with Him.
Join us as we dive into what it takes to make your first steps in faith, and how you can overcome the barriers we face in moving on a simple Journey toward Jesus. Whether you are new to the church or if you've been attending on a regular basis, this series is a great way to get to know who Journey is and what our mission as the body of Christ should be. It's also a great way to discover how God wants to free you to live in relationship with Him.
Join us as we dive into what it takes to make your first steps in faith, and how you can overcome the barriers we face in moving on a simple Journey toward Jesus. Whether you are new to the church or if you've been attending on a regular basis, this series is a great way to get to know who Journey is and what our mission as the body of Christ should be. It's also a great way to discover how God wants to free you to live in relationship with Him.
Join us as we dive into what it takes to have first steps in faith. Whether you are new to the church or if you've been attending on a regular basis, this message is a great way to get to know who we are and what our mission is as the body of Christ. It's also a great way to discover your First Steps toward getting connected to Journey Church.
Come join us during our Skinny Santa Series as we take the Skinny Santa Challenge. First, we Share Skinny, by telling the story of the historical St. Nick and how he points us to Jesus. We’ll be sharing Santa’s story before he got to the North Pole, and leaving his story once he got to there in the hands of the parents. Second, we Go Skinny on gifts for each other so that we can help out a child in need for Christmas. Third, we will challenge you to Live Skinny on an ongoing basis so that you can permanently help a child in need in ways such as mentoring, child sponsorship, or even adoption. Are you with us? Join us on Sundays as we bring skinny back to Christmas!
Come join us during our Skinny Santa Series as we take the Skinny Santa Challenge. First, we Share Skinny, by telling the story of the historical St. Nick and how he points us to Jesus. We’ll be sharing Santa’s story before he got to the North Pole, and leaving his story once he got to there in the hands of the parents. Second, we Go Skinny on gifts for each other so that we can help out a child in need for Christmas. Third, we will challenge you to Live Skinny on an ongoing basis so that you can permanently help a child in need in ways such as mentoring, child sponsorship, or even adoption. Are you with us? Join us on Sundays as we bring skinny back to Christmas!
Come join us during our Skinny Santa Series as we take the Skinny Santa Challenge. First, we Share Skinny, by telling the story of the historical St. Nick and how he points us to Jesus. We’ll be sharing Santa’s story before he got to the North Pole, and leaving his story once he got to there in the hands of the parents. Second, we Go Skinny on gifts for each other so that we can help out a child in need for Christmas. Third, we will challenge you to Live Skinny on an ongoing basis so that you can permanently help a child in need in ways such as mentoring, child sponsorship, or even adoption. Are you with us? Join us on Sundays as we bring skinny back to Christmas!
Come join us during our Skinny Santa Series as we take the Skinny Santa Challenge. First, we Share Skinny, by telling the story of the historical St. Nick and how he points us to Jesus. We’ll be sharing Santa’s story before he got to the North Pole, and leaving his story once he got to there in the hands of the parents. Second, we Go Skinny on gifts for each other so that we can help out a child in need for Christmas. Third, we will challenge you to Live Skinny on an ongoing basis so that you can permanently help a child in need in ways such as mentoring, child sponsorship, or even adoption. Are you with us? Join us on Sundays as we bring skinny back to Christmas!
One day Jesus was praying in a certain place. When he finished, one of his disciples said to him, “Lord, teach us to pray, just as John taught his disciples.” (Luke 11:1) Lord, teach us to pray. I think all of us would like to have a better prayer life. But we need to be taught to do so. In this new series, beginning Sunday, November 18th, we will take a look at the model prayer or what we sometimes call the Lord’s Prayer from Luke 11 and Matthew 6. Join us as we learn how to pray.
One day Jesus was praying in a certain place. When he finished, one of his disciples said to him, “Lord, teach us to pray, just as John taught his disciples.” (Luke 11:1) Lord, teach us to pray. I think all of us would like to have a better prayer life. But we need to be taught to do so. In this new series, beginning Sunday, November 18th, we will take a look at the model prayer or what we sometimes call the Lord’s Prayer from Luke 11 and Matthew 6. Join us as we learn how to pray.
One day Jesus was praying in a certain place. When he finished, one of his disciples said to him, “Lord, teach us to pray, just as John taught his disciples.” (Luke 11:1) Lord, teach us to pray. I think all of us would like to have a better prayer life. But we need to be taught to do so. In this new series, beginning Sunday, November 18th, we will take a look at the model prayer or what we sometimes call the Lord’s Prayer from Luke 11 and Matthew 6. Join us as we learn how to pray.
The spirit of life... the essence of truth... the voice of God. He has always been here, and will always remain. And when you are alone, lost, and afraid, He will carry you home. Come explore the power and comfort of the one who resides within... The Holy Spirit. Join us as we deeper look into who God is, and how He wants to be part of our lives.
The spirit of life... the essence of truth... the voice of God. He has always been here, and will always remain. And when you are alone, lost, and afraid, He will carry you home. Come explore the power and comfort of the one who resides within... The Holy Spirit. Join us as we deeper look into who God is, and how He wants to be part of our lives.
The spirit of life... the essence of truth... the voice of God. He has always been here, and will always remain. And when you are alone, lost, and afraid, He will carry you home. Come explore the power and comfort of the one who resides within... The Holy Spirit. Join us as we deeper look into who God is, and how He wants to be part of our lives.
The spirit of life... the essence of truth... the voice of God. He has always been here, and will always remain. And when you are alone, lost, and afraid, He will carry you home. Come explore the power and comfort of the one who resides within... The Holy Spirit. Join us as we deeper look into who God is, and how He wants to be part of our lives.
You're caught between a rock and a hard place. There doesn't seem to be a definite answer and you feel everything is on the line. You're stuck... trapped. As a parent, there are always big decisions to make. Each decision has a thousand potential outcomes and everyone claims to have the answer. You're told spanking is bad, but time-out doesn't work. You're not crazy about public school, but have no other valid options. Your kid claims "everybody else is doing it," and now you feel caught between cultural norms and parenting. Whatever the dilemma, you're constantly in search of the "right" answer. In this series, we will explore four big areas where parents get stuck and discuss how they can move forward in the face of life's potential "Parent Traps."
You're caught between a rock and a hard place. There doesn't seem to be a definite answer and you feel everything is on the line. You're stuck... trapped. As a parent, there are always big decisions to make. Each decision has a thousand potential outcomes and everyone claims to have the answer. You're told spanking is bad, but time-out doesn't work. You're not crazy about public school, but have no other valid options. Your kid claims "everybody else is doing it," and now you feel caught between cultural norms and parenting. Whatever the dilemma, you're constantly in search of the "right" answer. In this series, we will explore four big areas where parents get stuck and discuss how they can move forward in the face of life's potential "Parent Traps."
You're caught between a rock and a hard place. There doesn't seem to be a definite answer and you feel everything is on the line. You're stuck... trapped. As a parent, there are always big decisions to make. Each decision has a thousand potential outcomes and everyone claims to have the answer. You're told spanking is bad, but time-out doesn't work. You're not crazy about public school, but have no other valid options. Your kid claims "everybody else is doing it," and now you feel caught between cultural norms and parenting. Whatever the dilemma, you're constantly in search of the "right" answer. In this series, we will explore four big areas where parents get stuck and discuss how they can move forward in the face of life's potential "Parent Traps."
You're caught between a rock and a hard place. There doesn't seem to be a definite answer and you feel everything is on the line. You're stuck... trapped. As a parent, there are always big decisions to make. Each decision has a thousand potential outcomes and everyone claims to have the answer. You're told spanking is bad, but time-out doesn't work. You're not crazy about public school, but have no other valid options. Your kid claims "everybody else is doing it," and now you feel caught between cultural norms and parenting. Whatever the dilemma, you're constantly in search of the "right" answer. In this series, we will explore four big areas where parents get stuck and discuss how they can move forward in the face of life's potential "Parent Traps."
The Book of Ruth is the Cinderella story of the Old Testament, and it’s one of the most wonderfully written stories in all of Scripture. It focuses on a female friendship between the young new convert Ruth and the older Naomi, who struggled with bitterness. And the love story between Ruth and Boaz is on par with anything a Hollywood filmmaker can dream up.
The Book of Ruth is the Cinderella story of the Old Testament, and it’s one of the most wonderfully written stories in all of Scripture. It focuses on a female friendship between the young new convert Ruth and the older Naomi, who struggled with bitterness. And the love story between Ruth and Boaz is on par with anything a Hollywood filmmaker can dream up.
The Book of Ruth is the Cinderella story of the Old Testament, and it’s one of the most wonderfully written stories in all of Scripture. It focuses on a female friendship between the young new convert Ruth and the older Naomi, who struggled with bitterness. And the love story between Ruth and Boaz is on par with anything a Hollywood filmmaker can dream up.
The Book of Ruth is the Cinderella story of the Old Testament, and it’s one of the most wonderfully written stories in all of Scripture. It focuses on a female friendship between the young new convert Ruth and the older Naomi, who struggled with bitterness. And the love story between Ruth and Boaz is on par with anything a Hollywood filmmaker can dream up.
The Book of Ruth is the Cinderella story of the Old Testament, and it’s one of the most wonderfully written stories in all of Scripture. It focuses on a female friendship between the young new convert Ruth and the older Naomi, who struggled with bitterness. And the love story between Ruth and Boaz is on par with anything a Hollywood filmmaker can dream up.
The Book of Ruth is the Cinderella story of the Old Testament, and it’s one of the most wonderfully written stories in all of Scripture. It focuses on a female friendship between the young new convert Ruth and the older Naomi, who struggled with bitterness. And the love story between Ruth and Boaz is on par with anything a Hollywood filmmaker can dream up.
“What if?” That phrase can strike fear in all of our hearts and minds as we consider all the things that could go wrong in our world, especially when it comes to our finances. Security is one of our basic needs and thinking about all the “what if’s” can cause panic and anxiety when we think about future plans. But what if the “what if” question wasn’t as much about fear, but about possibility? What if when we trust God, He can do far more with what we give, in our lives and in the lives of others, than we could possibly imagine or do on our own? Join us for our series, 'What If?', where we’ll be imagining what God would do through us if we would really trust Him with what He’s blessed us with.
“What if?” That phrase can strike fear in all of our hearts and minds as we consider all the things that could go wrong in our world, especially when it comes to our finances. Security is one of our basic needs and thinking about all the “what if’s” can cause panic and anxiety when we think about future plans. But what if the “what if” question wasn’t as much about fear, but about possibility? What if when we trust God, He can do far more with what we give, in our lives and in the lives of others, than we could possibly imagine or do on our own? Join us for our series, 'What If?', where we’ll be imagining what God would do through us if we would really trust Him with what He’s blessed us with.
“What if?” That phrase can strike fear in all of our hearts and minds as we consider all the things that could go wrong in our world, especially when it comes to our finances. Security is one of our basic needs and thinking about all the “what if’s” can cause panic and anxiety when we think about future plans. But what if the “what if” question wasn’t as much about fear, but about possibility? What if when we trust God, He can do far more with what we give, in our lives and in the lives of others, than we could possibly imagine or do on our own? Join us for our series, 'What If?', where we’ll be imagining what God would do through us if we would really trust Him with what He’s blessed us with.
At Journey Church we believe in doing everything we can to move people on a simple Journey toward Jesus. This Journey is best made as we take into account 5 key principles that we value as Jesus’ disciples: Found people find people, saved people serve people, growing people change, all people need people, and people can’t out-give God. We believe that as we live out these values that we will find ourselves, and those around us, becoming more like our Savior. It’s our hope that these messages expand your understanding of who we are both as church and as followers of Christ.
At Journey Church we believe in doing everything we can to move people on a simple Journey toward Jesus. This Journey is best made as we take into account 5 key principles that we value as Jesus’ disciples: Found people find people, saved people serve people, growing people change, all people need people, and people can’t out-give God. We believe that as we live out these values that we will find ourselves, and those around us, becoming more like our Savior. It’s our hope that these messages expand your understanding of who we are both as church and as followers of Christ.
At Journey Church we believe in doing everything we can to move people on a simple Journey toward Jesus. This Journey is best made as we take into account 5 key principles that we value as Jesus’ disciples: Found people find people, saved people serve people, growing people change, all people need people, and people can’t out-give God. We believe that as we live out these values that we will find ourselves, and those around us, becoming more like our Savior. It’s our hope that these messages expand your understanding of who we are both as church and as followers of Christ.
For Jesus, disciple making was meeting the needs of people where they were spiritually and then challenging them to go the next level. His goal was multiplication, and with laser-sharp focus He trained His few disciples to multiply their lives in others. In the Great Commission, which is a great summary of His life, He told His disciples to go and repeat the process with others. In this series you’ll get a clear, and simple, picture of how to follow in Jesus’ footsteps and do the same thing, just #LikeJesus
For Jesus, disciple making was meeting the needs of people where they were spiritually and then challenging them to go the next level. His goal was multiplication, and with laser-sharp focus He trained His few disciples to multiply their lives in others. In the Great Commission, which is a great summary of His life, He told His disciples to go and repeat the process with others. In this series you’ll get a clear, and simple, picture of how to follow in Jesus’ footsteps and do the same thing, just #LikeJesus
For Jesus, disciple making was meeting the needs of people where they were spiritually and then challenging them to go the next level. His goal was multiplication, and with laser-sharp focus He trained His few disciples to multiply their lives in others. In the Great Commission, which is a great summary of His life, He told His disciples to go and repeat the process with others. In this series you’ll get a clear, and simple, picture of how to follow in Jesus’ footsteps and do the same thing, just #LikeJesus
For Jesus, disciple making was meeting the needs of people where they were spiritually and then challenging them to go the next level. His goal was multiplication, and with laser-sharp focus He trained His few disciples to multiply their lives in others. In the Great Commission, which is a great summary of His life, He told His disciples to go and repeat the process with others. In this series you’ll get a clear, and simple, picture of how to follow in Jesus’ footsteps and do the same thing, just #LikeJesus
For Jesus, disciple making was meeting the needs of people where they were spiritually and then challenging them to go the next level. His goal was multiplication, and with laser-sharp focus He trained His few disciples to multiply their lives in others. In the Great Commission, which is a great summary of His life, He told His disciples to go and repeat the process with others. In this series you’ll get a clear, and simple, picture of how to follow in Jesus’ footsteps and do the same thing, just #LikeJesus.
Join us this Mother's day as we celebrate the influence and contribution of mothers in our families.
For Jesus, disciple making was meeting the needs of people where they were spiritually and then challenging them to go the next level. His goal was multiplication, and with laser-sharp focus He trained His few disciples to multiply their lives in others. In the Great Commission, which is a great summary of His life, He told His disciples to go and repeat the process with others. In this series you’ll get a clear, and simple, picture of how to follow in Jesus’ footsteps and do the same thing, just #LikeJesus.
For Jesus, disciple making was meeting the needs of people where they were spiritually and then challenging them to go the next level. His goal was multiplication, and with laser-sharp focus He trained His few disciples to multiply their lives in others. In the Great Commission, which is a great summary of His life, He told His disciples to go and repeat the process with others. In this series you’ll get a clear, and simple, picture of how to follow in Jesus’ footsteps and do the same thing, just #LikeJesus.
For Jesus, disciple making was meeting the needs of people where they were spiritually and then challenging them to go the next level. His goal was multiplication, and with laser-sharp focus He trained His few disciples to multiply their lives in others. In the Great Commission, which is a great summary of His life, He told His disciples to go and repeat the process with others. In this series you’ll get a clear, and simple, picture of how to follow in Jesus’ footsteps and do the same thing, just #LikeJesus.
For Jesus, disciple making was meeting the needs of people where they were spiritually and then challenging them to go the next level. His goal was multiplication, and with laser-sharp focus He trained His few disciples to multiply their lives in others. In the Great Commission, which is a great summary of His life, He told His disciples to go and repeat the process with others. In this series you’ll get a clear, and simple, picture of how to follow in Jesus’ footsteps and do the same thing, just #LikeJesus.
For Jesus, disciple making was meeting the needs of people where they were spiritually and then challenging them to go the next level. His goal was multiplication, and with laser-sharp focus He trained His few disciples to multiply their lives in others. In the Great Commission, which is a great summary of His life, He told His disciples to go and repeat the process with others. In this series you’ll get a clear, and simple, picture of how to follow in Jesus’ footsteps and do the same thing, just #LikeJesus.
As Jesus hung on the cross, about to die, He chose to utter seven statements. Seven things that have lasted through the millennia and still challenge us today. And by looking into His final words, we catch a glimpse into what He saw as paramount to reinforce in His final moments. So what did He say? Join us as we conclude this series on “The Seven Last Words of Jesus.”
As Jesus hung on the cross, about to die, He chose to utter seven statements. Seven things that have lasted through the millennia and still challenge us today. And by looking into His final words, we catch a glimpse into what He saw as paramount to reinforce in His final moments. So what did He say? Join us as we explore His last words in this series “The Seven Last Words of Jesus.”
As Jesus hung on the cross, about to die, He chose to utter seven statements. Seven things that have lasted through the millennia and still challenge us today. And by looking into His final words, we catch a glimpse into what He saw as paramount to reinforce in His final moments. So what did He say? Join us as we explore His last words in the second week of this series, “The Seven Last Words of Jesus.”
As Jesus hung on the cross, about to die, He chose to utter seven statements. Seven things that have lasted through the millennia and still challenge us today. And by looking into His final words, we catch a glimpse into what He saw as paramount to reinforce in His final moments. So what did He say? Join us as we explore His last words in the first installment of this series “The Seven Last Words of Jesus.”
In our series, ‘Significant Other’, we’ll be speaking to both singles and married couples, young and old. Together we’ll examine some of the most pressing questions between men and women. Join us for a look at what the Bible has to offer about the real world of the most personal of relationships.
In our new series, ‘Significant Other’, we’ll be speaking to both singles and married couples, young and old. Together we’ll examine some of the most pressing questions between men and women. Join us for a look at what the Bible has to offer about the real world of the most personal of relationships.
In our new series, ‘Significant Other’, we’ll be speaking to both singles and married couples, young and old. Together we’ll examine some of the most pressing questions between men and women. Join us for a look at what the Bible has to offer about the real world of the most personal of relationships.
In our new series, ‘Significant Other’, we’ll be speaking to both singles and married couples, young and old. Together we’ll examine some of the most pressing questions between men and women. Join us for a look at what the Bible has to offer about the real world of the most personal of relationships.
Life is a journey. Each of us has a road to walk and decisions to make. However many of us take less time considering the path our lives are headed, then the time we take to plan our next vacation. Are we truly heading toward the destination we intended, or are we missing the next turn? Join us as we discuss how we can make sure we’re moving towards Jesus both personally and as a church, during our new series ‘The Journey’.
Life is a journey. Each of us has a road to walk and decisions to make. However many of us take less time considering the path our lives are headed, then the time we take to plan our next vacation. Are we truly heading toward the destination we intended, or are we missing the next turn? Join us as we discuss how we can make sure we’re moving towards Jesus both personally and as a church, during our new series ‘The Journey’.
Life is a journey. Each of us has a road to walk and decisions to make. However many of us take less time considering the path our lives are headed, then the time we take to plan our next vacation. Are we truly heading toward the destination we intended, or are we missing the next turn? Join us as we discuss how we can make sure we’re moving towards Jesus both personally and as a church, during our new series ‘The Journey’.
Life is a journey. Each of us has a road to walk and decisions to make. However many of us take less time considering the path our lives are headed, then the time we take to plan our next vacation. Are we truly heading toward the destination we intended, or are we missing the next turn? Join us as we discuss how we can make sure we’re moving towards Jesus both personally and as a church, during our new series ‘The Journey’.
Life is a journey. Each of us has a road to walk and decisions to make. However many of us take less time considering the path our lives are headed, then the time we take to plan our next vacation. Are we truly heading toward the destination we intended, or are we missing the next turn? Join us as we discuss how we can make sure we’re moving towards Jesus both personally and as a church, during our new series ‘The Journey’.
Everything changed in a moment. When Jesus was born, He gave us the chance to be known, accepted, and forgiven. When we experience His love, we can’t help but 'Come to Worship.' In this series we're discovering different ways to express our worship to God, and this week we discuss how we worship God through bowing our knees.
Everything changed in a moment. When Jesus was born, He gave us the chance to be known, accepted, and forgiven. When we experience His love, we can’t help but 'Come to Worship.' In this series we're discovering different ways to express our worship to God, and this week we discuss how we worship God through pouring out our hearts.
Everything changed in a moment. When Jesus was born, He gave us the chance to be known, accepted, and forgiven. When we experience His love, we can’t help but 'Come to Worship.' In this series we're discovering different ways to express our worship to God, and this week we discuss how we worship God through bringing our gifts.
Everything changed in a moment. When Jesus was born, He gave us the chance to be known, accepted, and forgiven. When we experience His love, we can’t help but 'Come to Worship.' In this series we're discovering different ways to express our worship to God, and this week we discuss how we worship God through raising our hands.
Our fifth week in the series 'David,' where we are examining this biblical figure and how amidst his deeply flawed life he could still be 'a man after God's own heart.' This week we discuss how David's life teaches God's intent for us as we respond to the sin in our lives, as we learn 'How to Repent'.
Our fourth week in the series 'David,' where we are examining this biblical figure and how amidst his deeply flawed life he could still be 'a man after God's own heart.' This week we discussed perhaps David's greatest weakness: lust. Listen as we discover how we can overpower this devastating sin and avoid this temptation in our lives.
Our third week in the series 'David,' where we are examining this biblical figure and how amidst his deeply flawed life he could still be 'a man after God's own heart.' This week we discuss David's inner life with God, and how it impacted the life he lead in public.
Our second week in the series 'David,' where we are examining this biblical figure and how amidst his deeply flawed life he could still be 'a man after God's own heart.' This week we discuss Sual's life as it relates to David, and learn about how Saul's choices lead to his destruction.
Our first week in the series 'David,' where we are examining this biblical figure and how amidst his deeply flawed life he could still be 'a man after God's own heart.' This week we discuss David's heart as we see what his life and title tell us.
Our final week in the series 'Tell Someone,' where we are discussing the importance of sharing the truth of the Gospel. This week, on our Baptism Sunday, we're talking about the how we lead people to Jesus.
Our third week in the series 'Tell Someone,' where we are discussing the importance of sharing the truth of the Gospel. This week, we're talking about the how we can share our faith like Jesus.
Our second week in the series 'Tell Someone,' where we are discussing the importance of sharing the truth of the Gospel. This week, we're talking about the reality that "The Gospel is only good news if it gets there on time."
Our first week in the series 'Tell Someone,' where we are discussing the importance of sharing the truth of the Gospel. This week, we're talking about our call to simply "Tell Someone."
This Worship Sunday we prepare for our annual Serve The City Event. . As we remembering together God's mission for His Church amidst a broken world.
Our third week in the series 'Monday's Coming,' where we are discussing how to allow what happens in church on Sunday make a real difference in someone’s life on Monday. This week, we're talking about how to make real difference through how we go about "Parenting."
Our third week in the series 'Monday's Coming,' where we are discussing how to allow what happens in church on Sunday make a real difference in someone’s life on Monday. This week, we're talking about how to make real difference through "Community."
Our second week in the series 'Monday's Coming,' where we are discussing how to take what happens in church on Sunday into your life on Monday. This week, we're hearing from Raf Gonzalez, as we send him into a new ministry in Raleigh, NC.
Our first week in the series 'Monday's Coming,' where we are discussing how to allow what happens in church on Sunday make a real difference in someone’s life on Monday. This week, we're talking about how to make real difference at "Work."
As we wrap up our series 'Road to Recovery,' where we've been discussing how to deal with life's hurts, habits and hang-ups, we'll be doing something a little different. This week, we are taking some time to talk with 4 people and hear about their "Stories of Recovery."
Our eighth week in the series 'Road to Recovery,' where we are discussing how to deal with life's hurts, habits and hang-ups. This week, we talk about "Recycling My Pain."
Our seventh week in the series 'Road to Recovery,' where we are discussing how to deal with life's hurts, habits and hang-ups. This week, we talk about "Maintaining Momentum."
Our sixth week in the series 'Road to Recovery,' where we are discussing how to deal with life's hurts, habits and hang-ups. This week, we talk about "Repairing Relationships."
Our fifth week in the series 'Road to Recovery,' where we are discussing how to deal with life's hurts, habits and hang-ups. This week, we talk about "Making Changes."
Our fourth week in the series 'Road to Recovery,' where we are discussing how to deal with life's hurts, habits and hang-ups. This week, we talk about "Coming Clean."
Our third week in the series 'Road to Recovery,' where we are discussing how to deal with life's hurts, habits and hang-ups. This week, we talk about "Letting Go."
Our second week in the series 'Road to Recovery,' where we are discussing how to deal with life's hurts, habits and hang-ups. This week, we talk about "where to get help when you hurt."
Our first week in the series 'Road to Recovery,' where we are discussing how to deal with life's hurts, habits and hang-ups. This week, we talk about "the first steps to freedom."
Our Third, and final week in the series 'Timeless'. This week we talked about something that not only has the potential to change your life, but also to change your family tree.
Our Second week in the series 'Timeless'. This week, we talk about the kind of return on investment God offers us versus what the world has to offer.
Our first week in the series 'Timeless'. This week, we talk about what it means to "live life with the end of it in mind."
Hear Randy Nation talk about stones of remembrance as we celebrated the 50th Anniversary of Journey Church.
Our seventeenth week in the series 'I Am _____.' as we move through the book of Ephesians. This week, we talk about what it means to be "victorious."
Our Sixteenth week in the series 'I Am _____.' as we move through the book of Ephesians. This week, we talk about what it means to be "rewarded."
Our fifteenth week in the series 'I Am _____.' as we move through the book of Ephesians. This week, we talk about what it means to be "fathered."
Our fourteenth week in the series 'I Am _____.' as we move through the book of Ephesians. This week, we talk about what it means to be "loved."
Journey Church hosted Bluegrass Christian Fellowship's (BCF) Conference, 'The Fellowship', on May 8th of this year. It was a incredible evening, and in our main session we got to hear from Ryan Rasmussen. Ryan grew up attending Journey Church, and now pastors a church with a weekly attendance of 1,800+ people in Canton, Ohio. His message was a powerful reminder that God can, and will, move in His Church as long as we stay focused on His direction for us.
Our thirteenth week in the series 'I Am _____.' as we move through the book of Ephesians. This week, we talk about what it means to be "adopted."
We had the pleasure of hearing Miro Marinov, our Ministry Partner in Bulgaria, share God's truth with us. Listen as Miro shares how God has a plan for each of us.
Our twelfth week in the series 'I Am _____.' as we move through the book of Ephesians. This week, we talk about what it means to be "forgiven."
Our eleventh week in the series 'I Am _____.' This week, we talk about what it means to be "New."
Our tenth week in the series 'I Am _____.' This week, we talk about what it means to be "Called."
Our ninth week in the series I Am _____. This week, we talk about what it means to be "Heard."
Our eighth week in the series I Am _____. This week, we talk about what it means to be "Afflicted."
Our seventh week in the series I Am _____. This week, we talk about what it means to be "Reconciled."
Our sixth week in the series I Am _____. This week, we talk about what it means to be "Saved."
Our fifth week in the series I Am _____. This week, we talk about what it means to be "Appreciated."
Our fourth week in the series I Am _____. This week, we talk about what it really means to be "Blessed."
Our second week in the series I Am _____. This week, we talk about what it means to be "In Christ."
Our fourth and final week in the Resolutions sermon series. Join us in the conversation as we talk about what it means to "Make Disciples that Make Disciples."
Week three of the Resolutions series. This week, we continue the talk on our vision statement, discussing what it means to "Love People".
Senior Minister Randy Nation continues our series "Resolutions" where we talk about the second part of our Vision statement: "Love Jesus."
August 28th - Week One of That's What Jesus Said series. Discipleship Minister Tony Hardin.