Journey Church

What do we do with the sense of destiny that echoes in our hearts? Pastor Jamie offers a practical guide to interpreting and implementing a vision for your life.

The question of marrying the right or wrong person becomes irrelevant quickly as the person you marry is never the same person for very long.

How do we create genuine connection and intimacy and what is our impact on other people?

Relationships produce in us humility or prideful and destructive behavior. God is forever offering conflict and pleasure to affect the posture of our hearts.

Marriage is an act of courage and a playground for love. In mutual relationships we look for ways to serve one another learning that true love exposes and spurs us on to what we would never have experienced on our own.

When it was time for Joseph to play his most significant role in the story, he was prepared. What if God wasn’t ignoring you, but was preparing you?

There is always an absence of peace when someone is taking something that we are not willingly giving up. In what way did Jesus come to establish his dominion over the earth? As a baby. While human governments were taking, God came, giving.

The vision statement at Journey begins by saying, “We will dwell in soul environments…” This message gives a glimpse of what that looks like in every aspect of village life, from crisis to celebration.  Deciding to be part of a church community can be a difficult move, but our desire is to eliminate many of the obstacles so that a soul environment can be experienced and shared by those at Journey and in our community.

Referencing the oppressive power of Rome, Luke set’s up the story of Jesus arrival on earth by displaying for us the contrast of taxation and generosity, taking and giving, and power and humility.

“Thank you” are two of the most powerful words we can say to someone else. We are thankful because someone loved us, poured their life into us, helped us, and added value to our lives. Expressing our gratitude completes a love exchange… it’s a gift back to the person that altered the course of our life in some way.  If that’s the case, what might it look like to be grateful to God?