Journey Church Colorado

The book of Revelation is all about Jesus. There are seven letters in the first three chapters of Revelation to seven churches. These letters are both timeless and timely. These letters are to specific churches about specific situations that we too can find ourselves in.

We can walk around going through the motions when we actually feel spiritually dead on the inside. In Revelation 3, in the letter to the Church at Sardis, we find believers who are in the same place.

We'll look at what Jesus had to say to the Church at Sardis and to us today about having true assurance in our salvation.

In being obedient to God, sometimes we have to go ALL IN before we can fully understand everything. In those moments of faith, we can trust that if we walk in obedience, He will take care of the rest.

Choosing to be ALL IN doesn’t mean that God is always going to ask us to leave where we are. Sometimes it might mean that He will ask us to stay—to press into where we are at in life, the people that surround us, and the opportunities He has put in front of us.

As followers of Jesus we are called to be ALL IN when it comes to so many areas of our life, but what does it mean to be ALL IN with our money? How can we be people who live open handed when it comes to our finances? We'll look at some of the myths that surround money, giving, and how we can be Kingdom builders with our finances.

We have been talking about what it looks like to go ALL IN for God and where He is calling you.

But, what excuses are stopping us from really going ALL IN?

God meets us in those excuses and how despite everything going on in our lives, we can still go ALL IN for Him.

How do we go from sitting on the sidelines watching Jesus to being a devoted follower of Jesus?

Do you ever wonder what it looks like to truly go ALL IN with your faith?

God called Abraham (Abram at the time) to be "ALL IN" on a life he could not yet see—to a path that was uncertain. Have you given God your "yes" with your life? Do you allow Him to do with your life what He wishes to do? Or do you seek to only give Him control of some of your life?

Jesus tells us that the most important thing to do is love Him AND love our neighbors. In a culture that shies away from caring for one another, how do we practically love our neighbor in our everyday life?

Does your life seem cluttered? Do you feel overwhelmed? Are you having a hard time staying focused?

Life is full of choices, voices, and distractions, so how do we know what really matters?

We’ll be talking about how to simplify our lives around the most important thing and find the power of a prioritized life.

Most of us go into the new year with goals, hopes, and dreams for what’s going to come over the next 365 days, but how often do we struggle to find success with these things?

It is important as believers to desire growth and change in our lives, but how can we implement that change in a way that is sustainable and really makes a difference?