Pastor Matt addresses the blurred boundaries culture has created on sexual immorality. When dealing with anything tied to sexual immorality, we need to have a standard by which to measure that is unchanging. And we need to acknowledge the root of why people don't want to live to that standard. Absolute truth (Word of God) vs. cultural willful ignorance. When we redefine what God designs, we aren't just changing a boundary - we're replacing the Designer.

Pastor Matt shares how modern spiritualism came to be and how the church responds by forming you, grounding you, and sending you.

Pastor Matt concludes the Bible Misconceptions series with the idea that "The Bible isn't a resource to support what we believe - it's the authority that forms who we become."

Join us while we continue our series Bible Misconceptions where Pastor Justin shares with us a discussion on affirmation vs. transformation.

This week we started a new series called "Bible Misconceptions". Pastor Mike walked us through what it looks like when we really pursue His will over what we perceive as happiness. Watch the video here.

We wrap our series "Built To Last". This week we looked at marriages who have created expectations from the beginning only to be met with disappointment from our belief that we are supposed to be the source of love. Pastor Matt unpacks the truth of relying on Christ for our walk within the context of marriage.

Join us as we discover how God uses life's challenges, His truth, and His purpose to shape us into lasting faith. Come and grow as we explore the difference between chasing happiness and trusting God's will--finding true joy through Him.

Join us as we discover how God uses life's challenges, His truth, and His purpose to shape us into lasting faith. Come and grow as we explore the difference between chasing happiness and trusting God's will--finding true joy through Him.

All of us are carrying spiritual questions we don’t know how to answer. It can't be that easy... can it? Does it actually matter who Jesus claimed to be? Why does following Jesus feel so hard? Can I actually trust this book? Do I really even need a local church? This spring at Journey, we're not pretending those questions don't exist. We're sitting in them — and finding out that the oldest answers are still the most honest and practical ones.