theJourneySM Sermons

We all desire valuable friendships, but for middle school and high school students, those relationships will shape the direction of their lives. Friends are one of the greatest influences in the life of a student. It’s not always what they do that causes them to get hurt, it’s who they do it with. This month, we will dive into what it means to be a good friend and how to pursue God through friendships.

If there’s one thing we have lost in this past year, it’s routine. The rhythm of our daily lives has been upended. But now as things are slowly returning to a new normal, it seems as though we have less time than before. All of us are busy, feeling overwhelmed, and pulled in a million directions. The truth is that this lifestyle is not the way God intended for us to live.

What if this reset could actually position us to create a rhythm that brings us to a better place in our personal relationship with God than ever before?

Over the next few weeks, we are going to look at what it means to create healthy, spiritual rhythms that last — like prayer, reading your bible, and even having a day of rest. We’re going to explore why making these things a priority actually brings rest into your schedule, and not more stress. So we want to invite you to join us for our new series, Rhythms, as we walk through what it means to join God’s movement in our daily lives.

If there’s one thing we have lost in this past year, it’s routine. The rhythm of our daily lives has been upended. But now as things are slowly returning to a new normal, it seems as though we have less time than before. All of us are busy, feeling overwhelmed, and pulled in a million directions. The truth is that this lifestyle is not the way God intended for us to live.

What if this reset could actually position us to create a rhythm that brings us to a better place in our personal relationship with God than ever before?

Over the next few weeks, we are going to look at what it means to create healthy, spiritual rhythms that last — like prayer, reading your bible, and even having a day of rest. We’re going to explore why making these things a priority actually brings rest into your schedule, and not more stress. So we want to invite you to join us for our new series, Rhythms, as we walk through what it means to join God’s movement in our daily lives.

If there’s one thing we have lost in this past year, it’s routine. The rhythm of our daily lives has been upended. But now as things are slowly returning to a new normal, it seems as though we have less time than before. All of us are busy, feeling overwhelmed, and pulled in a million directions. The truth is that this lifestyle is not the way God intended for us to live.

What if this reset could actually position us to create a rhythm that brings us to a better place in our personal relationship with God than ever before?

Over the next few weeks, we are going to look at what it means to create healthy, spiritual rhythms that last — like prayer, reading your bible, and even having a day of rest. We’re going to explore why making these things a priority actually brings rest into your schedule, and not more stress. So we want to invite you to join us for our new series, Rhythms, as we walk through what it means to join God’s movement in our daily lives.

If there’s one thing we have lost in this past year, it’s routine. The rhythm of our daily lives has been upended. But now as things are slowly returning to a new normal, it seems as though we have less time than before. All of us are busy, feeling overwhelmed, and pulled in a million directions. The truth is that this lifestyle is not the way God intended for us to live.

What if this reset could actually position us to create a rhythm that brings us to a better place in our personal relationship with God than ever before?

Over the next few weeks, we are going to look at what it means to create healthy, spiritual rhythms that last — like prayer, reading your bible, and even having a day of rest. We’re going to explore why making these things a priority actually brings rest into your schedule, and not more stress. So we want to invite you to join us for our new series, Rhythms, as we walk through what it means to join God’s movement in our daily lives.

If there’s one thing we have lost in this past year, it’s routine. The rhythm of our daily lives has been upended. But now as things are slowly returning to a new normal, it seems as though we have less time than before. All of us are busy, feeling overwhelmed, and pulled in a million directions. The truth is that this lifestyle is not the way God intended for us to live.

What if this reset could actually position us to create a rhythm that brings us to a better place in our personal relationship with God than ever before?

Over the next few weeks, we are going to look at what it means to create healthy, spiritual rhythms that last — like prayer, reading your bible, and even having a day of rest. We’re going to explore why making these things a priority actually brings rest into your schedule, and not more stress. So we want to invite you to join us for our new series, Rhythms, as we walk through what it means to join God’s movement in our daily lives.

If there’s one thing we have lost in this past year, it’s routine. The rhythm of our daily lives has been upended. But now as things are slowly returning to a new normal, it seems as though we have less time than before. All of us are busy, feeling overwhelmed, and pulled in a million directions. The truth is that this lifestyle is not the way God intended for us to live.

What if this reset could actually position us to create a rhythm that brings us to a better place in our personal relationship with God than ever before?

Over the next few weeks, we are going to look at what it means to create healthy, spiritual rhythms that last — like prayer, reading your bible, and even having a day of rest. We’re going to explore why making these things a priority actually brings rest into your schedule, and not more stress. So we want to invite you to join us for our new series, Rhythms, as we walk through what it means to join God’s movement in our daily lives.