An empty spirit is an open door for the enemy. In this powerful message, Pastor Scott reveals how even good people can unknowingly leave themselves vulnerable to spiritual attacks. Overconfidence, distraction, and disconnection from God create opportunities for the enemy to enter our lives.

God created you intentionally, with purpose, and for a reason. Your gifts, your personality, and even your position in life are not accidents—they are part of His design. As members of the body of Christ, we each have a role to play. When we don’t step into our calling, the whole church suffers.

Pastor Junior unpacks 1 Corinthians 12, exploring how we are all connected in the body of Christ and why it’s time to stop asking what the church can do for us—but instead, ask what we can do for the church.

In today’s message, Pastor Scott challenges us to shift our mindset from consumer to contributor, reminding us that following Jesus means carrying our cross and living for a greater purpose.

Journey Church is experiencing an incredible season of growth. But with every blessing comes a cost. God is calling us to serve, give, and reach more people—not to seek comfort but to step into our calling.

Through comparing the story of Jesus and Jonah, learn how we can align our hearts with Jesus’ mission. Let’s be a church that values people over preference, purpose over comfort, and calling over convenience.

Pastor Scott dives into the heart of God’s purpose for our lives: a relationship rooted in love, not obligation. Discover how God’s love shapes us, His plans to bless us, and how surrendering to Him unlocks His good, pleasing, and perfect will.

In this message, Pastor Josh explores three key identities of a believer: Sheep, Sons, and Servants. Understanding these roles shapes our relationship with God and how we live out our faith.

Sheep rely on Jesus as their Shepherd for direction, provision, and protection.

Sons live in relationship with God, knowing they are fully accepted and loved.

Servants follow Christ’s example by serving others with humility and surrender.

Are you relying on Jesus as your Shepherd? Are you resting in your identity as a Son of God? Are you living as a servant, surrendering to His will? Let’s step into the fullness of who we are in Christ!

Pastor Scott dives into the power of removing disobedience and corruption from our lives to experience God’s full presence and see mountains move. Explore how to strengthen your faith, embrace obedience, and reject what holds us back.

Don’t miss this powerful word about purifying your heart, responding to God’s promises, and living by the Spirit’s leading.

Pastor Scott kicks off the More of God series. In this message he unpacks keys to breaking through spiritual barriers through faith, prayer, and fasting. Jesus tells us that sometimes, the mountain we face won’t move without strengthening our faith and entering a season of prayer and fasting. Just as physical muscles grow through effort, our spiritual "faith muscle" grows when we feed it with God's Word and obedience. What if the miracle you’ve been praying for is just 21 days away? What mountains could move in your life if you strengthen your faith, pray boldly, and fast?

As we step into 2025, Pastor George challenges us to reflect on the lens through which we view life and scripture. This message explores how intentional God is with our lives and how our faith can grow beyond “black-and-white” thinking. Are you ready to see more clearly and embrace the depth of His calling?

Let this message inspire you to see with clarity and approach 2025 with renewed vision.

Pastor Josh Rene shares how real change starts from the inside out by knowing God as Father, staying connected to Jesus, and surrendering to His process. This year let Jesus do the work of transformation in your life. Yield to his process and experience the freedom, purpose, and peace that come from being His handiwork.

Today, we celebrated the most extraordinary gift the world has ever received—Jesus stepping down from glory to become one of us.

In His unimaginable greatness, Jesus chose to experience life as we do—our struggles, pressures, and pain. Why? So He could connect with us, empathize with us, and ultimately save us.

As Pastor Scott shared:

"Christmas reminds us that an unrelatable God became relatable. Jesus knows the weight of your life, the challenges you face, and still offers His grace and love without limit."

🎄 May the light of Jesus fill your heart and home this Christmas. Merry Christmas from all of us at Journey Church!