This week we began our “Spiritually Formed” series with Jesus’ repeated question: “Do you believe?” The teaching reminded us that belief isn’t primarily about rules, perfection, or total certainty—it’s about trusting the character of God, even when we feel like we’re “floating in the air” with real doubts.
This week at The Journey, we explored why gratitude isn’t just a nice attitude—it’s a spiritual practice that reshapes our hearts and helps us live with balance. We looked at how God’s love and God’s discipline work together, and how learning gratitude can move us away from entitlement and resentment and toward forgiveness and freedom.
Most of us don’t think of ourselves as risk-takers—we’re just trying to make life feel a little more manageable. But this week at The Journey, we explored how faith and risk are often deeply connected, and how our pursuit of comfort can quietly keep us from the growth God is inviting us into.
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.