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“The Christian ideal has not been tried and found wanting. It has been found difficult; and...
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.
Communion is a moment in time where we come together as a family to take part in communing with Jesus as we remember the Last Supper and his sacrifice. Journey member Ollisha Warren reflects on what communion means to The Journey and to her as a member of the body of Christ.
The Journey preacher Greg Taylor gives you five reasons not to attend church this Sunday.
When I look at the Bible and read the scriptures, I see bones. I see the structure that was left centuries before, it may seem a little bare and left open but the facts are there. However, as I read these passages in my mind they come to life…
It’s a gospel for everyone: the poor, the outcast, the poor, the lame, the prisoner, anyone who is considered condemned and oppressed in society. The gospel is for all. God is turning the world upside down and the story of this Messiah who is doing the turning will upend your life and assumptions about what the good news really is and how to live into it.
Join us as we read, study together, hear and preach the Gospel of Luke: Jesus for Everyone!
THE JOURNEY leadership believes that God’s Love Includes. Leadership is calling the church to pray for six weeks, until August 1, 2018, about how our church lives out this focus, God’s love includes, and our beliefs in practice. We welcome your comments below the blog post.
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