Mike Erre -  This week we look at Paul’s use of ancient household codes to illustrate the far reaching implications of the command to submit to one another. 

Mike Erre -  This week we begin to look at one of Paul’s most controversial passages in Ephesians. 

Kevin Dixon said it: "Never will I ever. Ever. EVER. start another building project at Journey." So, he's got some splainin' to do with Suzie Lind and Grant Opperman as he shares his new idea for a new youth / multipurpose building, a welcome piazza and additional fund raising for debt reduction. Crazy smart? Or just crazy? You be the judge. Kidding aside, Journey's plan helps us live into Jesus' values of hospitality, inclusiveness and engagement with the community. Learn more and consider pledging on Journey's website at ⁠journeytn.com/buildingourhospitality⁠.- - - - -Questions about these initiatives? You can reach Kevin at [email protected]. Other questions or comments for the NOW team? Join the conversation by texting us at +1 615 861 9503.

Mike Erre - This week we look at an overview of the person and work of the Holy Spirit 

Mike Erre - This week we look at Paul’s teaching that Jesus’ resurrection is the first fruits of what’s coming for the rest of the universe. 

Mike Erre - This week we take a close look at Paul’s instructions on being filled by the Holy Spirit. 

Mike Erre - This week we look at Paul’s encouragement to redeem the time and be able to discern what God’s will is for his people. 

Kevin Dixon - We need to learn to live in a world of uncertainty.   Seeking out the Kingdom of God and participating in it is the place to find certainty.

Mike Erre - This week we look at Paul’s instructions on sexuality and idolatry, and what it means to live as the “light” we already are. 

Mike Erre - This week we look at Paul’s specific instructions regarding what the new humanity should look like in practice. He examines a whole range of social behaviors, encouraging his communities to turn away from old patterns of conduct.