This week at The Journey, we explored how easily our lives become overfilled with busyness—and how Jesus invites us to live differently. Drawing from Luke 12, we were reminded that when we intentionally make space for God, people, and purpose, our everyday lives can take on deeper meaning and lasting hope.
To live by the Holy Spirit is not about following more rules—it’s about freedom shaped by grace. This week at The Journey, we explored Galatians 5 and how Jesus invites us to release rule-based faith and learn a Spirit-led way of living.
Learn how trusting the wisest person in the room—God—leads to loyalty, freedom, and a fuller life through Proverbs 3.
Christmas at The Journey Church is always meaningful, but this year’s Christmas service felt especially full—full of people, full of music, full of food, and full of hope. Gathering together (at Front Range Community College in Westminster, Colorado), we were reminded once again why Christmas and community matter so much.
This week at The Journey, we reflected on the heart of the Christmas story and discovered that the greatest miracle isn’t flashy signs or instant fixes—it’s God choosing to be with us. In a world longing for relief, healing, and hope, the birth of Jesus reminds us that we are not alone, no matter what we’re carrying into the new year.
In the third week of Advent, we had a sermon on “Finding Joy in Life,” where we explored the difference between fleeting pleasure and lasting joy. Centered on the birth…