Many things make us happy - a good meal, a win by our favorite team, exercise. But those tend to be fleeting. Jo, on the other hand, is different. Today we talk about where we can find Joy and how we can keep it.

We're starting a new year, and it's time for a new series. If you've spent any time at church, and maybe even if you haven't, you may have heard the term "fruits of the spirit". For the next few weeks, we break down what this means, starting with what may be the most important one.

No matter how many problems we have in our relationships, lives, with ourselves or with other people, the one common denominator is the person we face in the mirror.

Whether you've heard the story of Jesus' birth one time or one thousand, there is hope to be found. Today, we learn about the historical significance surrounding the events that took place on that world-changing day.

For those of us who grew up in certain churches, we've heard the term Advent before. For others, it can be confusing. Today, we break down what this season of waiting means, and how we can find hope even when there is darkness, knowing light is breaking through.

Jesus was very blunt and honest with religious leaders of His day. And His words should still ring true with all of us who claim to follow Jesus today. Who is actually meeting the needs of the community? Is it the church? It should be.

This season of nostalgia can bring a lot of feelings - happiness, confusion, sadness. How can we ensure the nostalgia of Christmas includes the hope of Jesus?

This week, Jeremy sits down for a candid conversation with Rob, a missionary who explains the work he is doing. Rob explains why he is no different than anyone listening, and why we should all find a way to answer what God calls us to do.

As members of Christ's church, one of the things we're called to do is support other ministries and partners within His church. Journey takes this calling seriously, and today we're excited to talk about Give Sunday 2018.

In many cases, while we're praying for solutions to problems, little do we understand that we may actually be the solution to someone else's problem. God is working it all out, which is hard to believe at times, but He is.