Journey Church of Hopkinsville

Our great friend, Donald Sims, brings us a biblical example of a hero of faith that struggled with depression after a great victory.  Don shares how we too need to take time and practice some key steps to remain emotionally healthy.

Pastor Vince challenges us to look through spiritual lenses on the issue of how we think; and gives us insights on how to live in accordance to the Spirit rather than the flesh.

Our Associate Pastor, Will Grosskopf gives us some hard hitting truth about emotions, specially our hunger for attention.  He gives us clear biblical understanding at the deeper root of that need and the true solution in finding fulfillment in our lives.

Our good friend, Dr. Kamarr Richee' teaches how our emotions are like broken cisterns.  They are not something that can be fixed but rather made new through Christ Jesus.

Pastor Richard Dixon from Restoration House charges us with the sobering task to overcome offense; and shares how it frees our mind and emotions from long term damage.

In this brand new series focus, our Pastor to the Next Generation, Kimberly Carroll gives us a clear foundation of what focus and expectations we need to pay attention to if we truly want to life free from past emotional trauma.

In this final message, Will Grosskopf challenges us with the idea that the work of the church is best done in the workplace.

In this message, Dr. Dale Yerton explains Jesus' response to Peter and us today about building the church on the rock and they gates of Hell shall not overcome it.  We have a responsibly inside and outside the church building.

For far too long the American Church has put it's goal in an unhealthy and lopsided mindset.  This message, Pastor Vince challenges us to rethink singles and married life with a fresh, biblical approach to discipleship.

Brent Williams, and Elder on our leadership team, brings us clarification on how to experience God when we gather together and teaches that there is a difference in growing up in the church and growing up to become the church.