In today's podcast, Haylee Hancock reads Romans 1 and Greg Taylor explores the importance of God's covenant justice. The whole book of Romans is about how God has kept the covenant promises to Israel through the One God raised from the dead, Jesus the Messiah.

Greg Taylor opens a conversation about a broader and more generous view of the atonement being the work of God in Christ in the incarnation, the cross, resurrection, and reign of Christ in the power of the Holy Spirit to redeem the broken image of God in us in four directions suggested by Scot McKnight: God, others, self, and the world.

Perspectives speaker, Pam Arlund, who works with All Nations in Kansas City, MO to promote church planting in unreached areas of the world, is today's guest preacher at The Journey.

Pam Rushmore preaches about lament psalms and puts them into practice as she discusses the depths of lament in "giving her son to God" when he was experiencing severe drug addiction.

Greg Taylor asks a question we need to ponder, "Where does God live?" God has long desired to live among the people God created, and in Christ God "tabernacles" with us.

Greg Taylor takes the church into the Holy Place in the Tabernacle, describing the ritual sacrifices of ancient Israel and why it matters that we understand Leviticus today.

In the Journey Bible Project, Greg Taylor shows the amazing purposes of God in graciously initiating a place for Divine presence to dwell with Israel.

Guest Speaker Terry Ewing compares two "blessings" from the Hebrew Bible: the priestly blessing and the prayer of Jabez, challenging our notions of what it means to live the "blessed life."

Greg Taylor explores four texts on immigration and interviews Jordan Mazariegos

In this episode of The Journey Podcast, Greg Taylor tells one of his favorite stories of when God hid Moses in the cleft of a rock and showed Moses the glory of God.