Listen in as we process some fears that challenge young people today. We discuss ways that we have been able to find faith and courage in the middle of fear through the faithfulness of Jesus and experiences of others. 

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If you'd like more information about our church and student ministries you can find us at www.journeycc.net.

In this episode, we share Josh Stone's message on pulling back the curtain on your relationship with Jesus. We often think that our relationship with Jesus is to simply make us feel good. However, what if Jesus' wants more than to make us happy? We are pulling back the curtain to discover the ways we avoid tensions in relationships and what an authentic relationship with Jesus really entails.

Shout out to Rad dad for all the music in the pod! Check them out on Youtube and give them a follow.

If you'd like more information about our church and student ministries you can find us at www.journeycc.net.

In this episode, we share Josh Stone's message on pulling back the curtain on the church. There are simplistic views even followers of Christ have about the church. But what does Jesus teach about religion and care for people, and what should our perspective of the church really be? 

Shout out to Rad dad for all the music in the pod! Check them out on Youtube and give them a follow.

If you'd like more information about our church and student ministries you can find us at www.journeycc.net.

In this season, we are giving you a behind the scenes listen on discussions that inform our teaching and small group material for The Summit meet on Wednesday nights.

In this episode we are discussing how students in America today generally views themselves and attain their identity and how that intersects with the Image of God and for Christ Followers, our identity in Christ.

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If you'd like more information about our church and student ministries you can find us at www.journeycc.net.

This podcast is a break from our routine! It's Holy Week, and we invite you to engage with Jesus as we read and give space for you to meditate and respond to the Shepherd's words in John 15. The practice that we are introducing is called Lectio Divina (Divine Reading), and is just one of many ways we can interact with God through Scripture. We hope you try it out and hear from Jesus!

If you'd like more information about our church and student ministries you can find us at www.journeycc.net.

Forgiveness is one of the hardest commands Jesus gives us, but because it's so important we  can rush forgiveness or be disingenuous in the process. In this episode, we explore unhealthy ways we often go about forgiving others and discover how Jesus forgiveness of us can lead us into a place to forgive others well.

Shout out to Rad dad for all the music in the pod! Check them out on Youtube and give them a follow.

If you'd like more information about our church and student ministries you can find us at www.journeycc.net.

Do you feel broken? After living through a pandemic, I'm sure most of us can relate to that sentiment...though it doesn't make it easier to admit it. Gen Z is the best generation at talking about their mental health, but as a society and especially a church, we have long way to go. Special guest, Matt Collins, joins us to talk about the brokenness of mental health we all feel to a degree and how we can experience God in the middle of our toughest mental health challenges! Matt grew up skating the mean streets of Tracy with Josh, is now a Behavioral Psychologist in Southern California, and leads his own ministry called Healer Skate! Check them out on IG @healerskate.

Shout out to Rad dad for all the music in the pod! Check them out on Youtube and give them a follow.

If you'd like more information about our church and student ministries you can find us at www.journeycc.net.

Do you feel broken? After living through a pandemic, I'm sure most of us can relate to that sentiment...though it doesn't make it easier to admit it. Gen Z is the best generation at talking about their mental health, but as a society and especially a church, we have long way to go. Special guest, Matt Collins, joins us to talk about the brokenness of mental health we all feel to a degree and how we can experience God in the middle of our toughest mental health challenges! Matt grew up skating the mean streets of Tracy with Josh, is now a Behavioral Psychologist in Southern California, and leads his own ministry called Healer Skate! Check them out on IG @healerskate.

Shout out to Rad dad for all the music in the pod! Check them out on Youtube and give them a follow.

If you'd like more information about our church and student ministries you can find us at www.journeycc.net.

Mixed signals can be really frustrating and if left unchecked can actually do a lot of damage and cause some real pain. In this episode, we will discuss the mixed signals we get from the Church (broadly speaking) about LGBTQ+ and discuss how Jesus interacted with both the religious elite and those who were considered 'outsiders'. This is a conversation and topic that we are all learning and growing in, and hope you can be part of that process with us!

Shout out to Rad dad for all the music in the pod! Check them out on Youtube and give them a follow.

If you'd like more information about our church and student ministries you can find us at www.journeycc.net.

It’s safe to say that there’s lots of pause and guardedness in students to talk with adults about relationships. Especially when it comes to parents and the church. In this episode we will discuss the complexities of relationships today and how God's Story of love for us can guide the story we want to be told about our relationships.

Shout out to Rad dad for all the music in the pod! Check them out on Youtube and give them a follow.

If you'd like more information about our church and student ministries you can find us at www.journeycc.net.