Launching from a series on Romans, Greg Taylor asks members of The Journey to come to the microphone and read the Beliefs, values, and practices of The Journey.

Beware when the government quotes scripture! Romans 13 has been recently quoted in defense of injustice toward immigrant children, and it has been used to oppress people many times before. The Journey: A New Generation Church of Christ Preacher Greg Taylor discusses ways the Jews and Christians have responded to government through history and how we can respond.

In Romans 12, Paul seems less concerned with exactly what spiritual gift one has and more concerned about how to exercise each gift in the body of Christ in love. Greg Taylor of The Journey: A New Generation Church of Christ shows how Paul uses more than two dozen verbs for how to lovingly serve in the body of Christ.

In today's podcast for The Journey: A New Generation Church of Christ, first Mike Hornsby reads Romans 11 then Greg Taylor asks, "How big is God's family tree?" Who is included in this tree? Paul says all nations are included, and this would have been a controversial message for Paul, and Greg preaches in a way that is controversial for us today: if Gentiles are included, that means us, that means all nations, language groups, ethnicities, religions who by the mercy of God and through faith in the resurrected Lord Jesus are included. It's our job to love and God's job to know the outcomes.

In today's podcast for The Journey: A New Generation Church of Christ, Jill Taylor reads Romans 9:14-10:13 and then her husband, Greg Taylor calls the church to experience the kind of mercy God has for Israel and the nations and at the end prays a unique prayer for our church, a form of commitment: "Because the Lord has mercy, I will have mercy, y'all."

In today's podcast for The Journey: A New Generation Church of Christ, first Tim Schwiekhard reads Romans 8, then Greg Taylor shows how Paul moves his readers, Jews and Gentiles in Rome, from reliance on self or the law to reliance on the "One God raised from the dead" and the "One who searches our hearts," Jesus and the Holy Spirit.

In today's podcast for The Journey: A New Generation Church of Christ, Phyllis Fields reads Romans 8, then Greg Taylor shows how Paul moves his readers, Jews and Gentiles in Rome, from reliance on self or the law to reliance on the "One God raised from the dead" and the "One who searches our hearts," Jesus and the Holy Spirit.

In today's podcast, Greg of The Journey: A New Generation Church of Christ defines sin differently from how you might have heard it before from Romans 7.

In today's podcast you can hear a very unique sermon by Harriet Kefeza from Jinja, Uganda and who works with The Kibo Group, which The Journey: A New Generation Church of Christ supports and loves. Later in the podcast, Greg Taylor interviews Harriet and talks about a recent visit to Uganda he took with Jill Taylor to see the projects of Kibo.

In today's podcast, Greg explores with The Journey congregation how we move from the world of Adam to the world of Christ and what this means in practice for us today. During the sermon Quinn Fields reads Romans 5 and 6 and stays with Greg to interact about these texts.