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The Journey presents ReMARKable messages on the Gospel of Mark. Watch videos and see how The Journey congregation wrestles with the same questions as people in the story: Who is this man? What does it mean to follow Jesus then and today?
Celebrate setting captives free with The Journey! I believe one way to live out Luke 4 and “setting captives free” is today’s action by Governor Stitt, who announces the commutations of 462 inmates, the largest single prison sentence commutation in U.S. History. Come to ACTION meeting on criminal justice reform at The Journey, Tuesday Nov 5, 7-8:30 pm at the Outpost (3171 S 129th East Ave.).
7 messages on Hebrews with the theme, “Jesus is Greater” to share on web and in your church.
The Journey preacher Greg Taylor gives you five reasons not to attend church this Sunday.
This post includes two audio sermons by Greg Taylor, and the focus is getting into the Bible so the Bible will get into us.
This short blog post by Greg R. Taylor reflects on his reading of a book from seminary titled, A Little Exercise for Young Theologians.
This blog post is about hearing the voice of God and is written as a part 2 connected to a review of Bill Hybels’ book, The Power of a Whisper.
This story is about reading the times, but not the New York Times necessarily. The story is about reading the times but not specifically about reading culture and being aware of what’s happening in the world. The story is about reading the times of God’s story, hearing God’s voice in Holy Scripture daily in a way that connects with the date. Reading the times is a method of using the date to connect with Scripture.
This is a post about Deuteronomy 4 where Moses is re-telling the story of Israel’s Exodus and in particular the way God has chosen them, spoken to them, appeared to them, and they still live!
This is a powerful excerpt of Deuteronomy 3:21-29 where Moses is rebuffed by God, an example of prayer that is simply cut off with God saying, “That’s enough. Don’t ask me again.”
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