Journey Church

Pastor Jamie George and Kevin Dixon - We are often convinced God is sending us one direction when he stops us and asks us to pivot in another. How we respond to this redirection has implications for the generations to come.

Pastor Jamie George - God is in the habit of bringing outsiders inside. You are never too far gone to be loved and included by God. He is our defender and our Source. He is inviting us all into a promised land. Its called the Kingdom of God.

Pastors Jamie George and Kevin Dixon -

Pastor Jamie George - We are a holy temple. The fire of God is within. May we give warmth to a cold world. Give light to a dark corner of someone's life. May we be patient and kind to the skeptic. And may we give love to the hurting, angry, and lonely hoping to belong.

Pastor Jamie George - Jesus' followers were disappointed because they were hoping their savior would over throw their oppressors. Instead, Jesus came to transform the very nature of their reality. Our relationship with God and our awareness of his activity in our lives has always been, is, and will always be, contingent upon our ability to see.

Pastor Kevin Dixon -

Pastor Jamie George - When it comes to the accusations and judgment of others, Jesus has different reflexes. Jesus pauses. Changes the pace. And the one justified to execute justice, extends mercy.

Pastor Jamie George - Want to know where to find God? Spend time with an orphan. Let the compassion of another's loss and uncertainty grip your heart.

Pastor Jamie George - "Who do you say that I am?" Your imprint on the planet is in direct proportion to your living response to this sacred question.

Pastor Jamie George - Occasionally when we review history, rather than watching bloodshed transform a civilization, we get to find a culture changed by someone who was determined to listen to the voice of God, be willing to be misunderstood, and be courageous enough to give a people his heart and soul.