Journey Church Colorado

Are you tired of simply knowing what needs to change but not seeing any transformation?

As we explore the book of James, we'll see how real change comes from more than just listening—it requires action.

What would it look like if we actually did what we believe, even in the small, everyday things?

Doing the right thing, right now, can transform our lives and the lives of others. It’s time to move from "I know" to "I’m doing.

We're talking about what it looks like to trust God when things are hard.

Can I find any treasure in this trial?

If life is tough right now, you’re not alone. There is hope. 

Ever wonder what it looks like to actually live out your faith day to day? 

James doesn’t sugarcoat anything—he shows us how our faith should impact the way we live, treat others and deal with life’s challenges.

From controlling our words to being patient when things are tough, we’ll see how practical and relevant his advice is.

"How do I connect?"

Since the pandemic we have become acutely aware of the challenge of loneliness in all of our lives.

If we're not careful, when life gets hard we can isolate and retreat. In isolation, we don't have counter-voices of reason and encouragement in our lives. 

God has made us to live in community. We need friends. 

We have to ask ourselves, "who am I following and where is that leading me?" In order to follow Jesus, we have to learn to discern his voice. We'll learn how to recognize his voice amidst the noise of our modern daily lives.

Who are you following?

Where is that leading you?

Is this the LIFE you want?

Leave sin, bad habits, and hang-ups behind to live a better, deeper LIFE with Jesus. We are going to take a look at what a life following Jesus really looks like.

How do you step into...

What is next in your family?

What is next in your career?

What is next in your relationship with your spouse? 

We'll look at how to build a community that helps us make better decisions about what is next, and then helps us take our next, brave steps in God’s big story of our lives.