Journey Church

Daniel was confident in who he was.  Whether accolades or an execution den, he simply went on being Daniel, believing God would go on being God.

Hezekiah displays tremendous leadership in a time of crisis. In a scintillating display of stewardship, faith, and humility he models for us how to listen to God and face the overwhelming odds that are before us.

In contrast to King Uzziah, Isaiah confesses his impurity before God, is purified, and sent out. When we wake up. When we finally see God for who He is… The King of Kings and the Lord of Lords. The Holy One. We cannot help but get involved.

When what is comfortable is gone, when what is meaningful is taken from you, when you are asked to follow in the trail blazed by another…Will you gather yourself, pick up the mantle, call out to God, and trust him to lead you through the impassable?

A contrast of two worship services on Mount Carmel. Everyone is under the influence of a spiritual power. To whom are you submitting?

If God is anything, He is Reality. Idols cause us to drift and disassociate from what is real. Impossible circumstances tend to wake us from our slumber.

What would you do with one wish?  Solomon asked for wisdom.  And then discovered that wisdom wasn’t enough.

The decision to live a safe life gives way to self-indulgence, distraction, lust, cover-up, murder and betrayal. David’s long tenure as a man of courage and integrity tragically collapses and he is forced to face his sin.

Guest Author Cliff Graham speaks about the life of David and his anointing as warrior king. When empowered by the Spirit of God courage is simply second nature.

Faith in a King they cannot see is too difficult. The Hebrew people willingly give away sovereign protection and blessing for immediate gratification and temporal control.