Lexi Johnson and Spenser Bolte preach at The Journey about the important difference between guilt and shame. Guilt leads to conviction, and shame leads to isolation. Listen to this powerful tag team sermon from two Journeyers who are also counselors.

The amazing story of Hezekiah from Isaiah 36-38 is about how God deeply desires that we trust in God.

Isaiah 29 makes clear that God is not pleased with worship when we are mistreating people.

One thing Greg talks about in his sermon is how by faith we move from exceptionalism and nationalism to trusting God. One expression of this for The Journey is to say, “God bless the world.” One thing this phrase means for The Journey, is that we're...

Robert Garland tells the story of Elijah and the Prophets of Baal, then he adds an powerful twist by telling his own story.

In this sermon, Greg Taylor uses an analogy of a cane for leaning on, because this idea is in the text of Isaiah 7.

A recurring theme in Isaiah is true worship where our lives match what we say with our lips. If we believe in loving the poor, sing about God caring for all people, do we go out and truly care for all people, the poor, the oppressed?

Greg introduces Isaiah with a “mixed” message some churches unfortunately send: “Our church loves hurting people.”

Greg Taylor concludes REVOLUTION with a powerful story of the Apostle Paul we learn about in Acts of the Apostles.

Quinn Fields tells the story of Priscilla, Aquila, and how we might join the REVOLUTION started by the early church as they followed Jesus.