As election results come in, it looks like a split decision – divided government – a nation divided down the middle. Across the spectrum, people are feeling anxious, frustrated, and even angry. What now? On Sunday we’ll look at three key spiritual principles that can ground us and guide us in times like these. Join us Sunday at 11:00 am for our livestream worship on LifeJourney’s Facebook page, website, or YouTube channel.

This Sunday, November 1st, is All Saints Day. We’ll wrap up our sermon series on saints by celebrating everyday saints that we encounter in our own lives. We’ll explore the common traits that most saintly people share and, in the process, learn how we can come closer to living into their example.

We’re in a sermon series where we’re learning about some of the great saints of church history. This Sunday we’re going to take a look at the life of someone who’s probably done more than anyone ever to open the church to LGBTQ people. We’ll ask what practical lessons we can learn from the life of this great saint.

This Sunday we’ll continue our sermon series about some of the great saints throughout church history by focusing on one of the most colorful and unlikely of all the saints. She only lived to be 19. Yet she accomplished something that no one thought possible, especially for a woman of her time. We’ll draw two powerful lessons from St. Joan’s example.

This Sunday Pastor Jeff will launch a new sermon series about some of the great saints throughout church history. This week we’ll start with the amazing life of St. Francis, learning a bit about him and drawing insights for how we can live more fully and follow Jesus more closely.

Do you ever feel like you’re wandering aimlessly through life? Or do you need greater fulfillment or a sense of divine presence assisting you as you live out your purpose in life? If so, then this Sunday’s message is for you. We will explore what it means to be a dwelling place for God, and how that impacts the vibrancy of your life!

We all live with a keen sense of our failures. Time and again, we mess up. How does a healthy spiritual person address that? This Sunday we’ll explore a three-fold pattern of wholeness embedded in the Old Testament and reflected in the highest holy day on the Jewish calendar – Yom Kippur. Join us Sunday to learn something powerful and practical.

This week we’ll begin a brief, three-week sermon series about the Jewish High Holy Days.  Our focus on Sunday will be Rosh ha-Shana, the Jewish New Year – which Jews around the world will be celebrating on Sunday!  As we explore the meaning of Rosh ha-Shana, each of us will be challenged to examine how we respond to change and new beginnings. (Please excuse the audio interference you may faintly hear due to our outside setup.)

Last week we talked about how “loving our neighbor as ourselves” requires a willingness to listen deeply, especially when our neighbor’s life experience differs from our own. This week we’ll get a chance to practice that. Pastor Jeff will do an interview sermon with Jamie Burier. He and his wife are fairly new to LifeJourney. Jamie will talk to us about his personal and spiritual journey as a transgender person. Let’s listen deeply and learn together, as Jesus taught us.

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