Journey Church Colorado

We all feel a little foggy about the future. There is uncertainty and anxiety about what's coming around the corner.

You may be asking, "What do I do God?" "What is your will?"

How do you know what to do next?

We're kicking off a new series about how to seek God for what's next in your life.

As we continue in our summer teaching series, we will look at the wisdom of friends. Since the pandemic we have become acutely aware of the challenge of loneliness, and the writer of Proverbs has specific wisdom to help us build more and better friendships.

Do you find yourself questioning your purpose?

Are you feeling overwhelmed by your weaknesses?

Do you feel like there's something wrong with you? 

We'll discover how facing these lies can lead to a deeper understanding of God's plan and purpose for our lives. Through the teachings of John 8 and 2 Corinthians 12, we'll explore how embracing our weaknesses allows Christ's power to work in us.

We all know proud people who love themselves *way too much*. But there's a difference between being an egotistical person and being proud of who you are. There's also a difference between being humble and being insecure. So how do you strike that delicate balance? Keep an eye out for warning signs of pride—and look for wise ways to seek humility.

Words have power. Every word you speak has the power to either give life or bring death. We'll explore the profound impact of our words and how wisdom in speech can lead to fulfillment and joy. Discover the four key characteristics of wise words and learn how to stop indulging in the fruit of folly and start savoring the fruits of wisdom in your daily life.

On a scale of 1-10, how good are you at accepting advice?

Maybe you're pretty receptive and open to feedback, or maybe you default to suspicion and would rather pave your own path.

Here's the truth: advice is a wise thing to pursue. And wisdom helps you know when and from whom it's worth receiving.

In a world of Amazon Prime and Instagram, it's pretty clear—we don't like to wait. Instant gratification is the name of the game. But, if we want results that truly last, it's wise to spend time developing discipline now so you can reap the rewards later.

How did I end up here?

Why didn't they see this coming?

Have you ever asked those questions?

We're talking about the ONE AREA we should focus on and the habits we should adopt to guard against a crash.

It's all about making BETTER DECISIONS with FEWER REGRETS.