Journey Middle School

Join us as we continue our series, called Out of Context, where we are diving into popular passages of Scripture to see how people often take them "out of context"

Join us as we continue our series, called Out of Context, where we are diving into popular passages of Scripture that are often taken out of context .

Parents! Join us as we unpack our latest series, "Crash Course". We want to equip you to continue the conversation at home as you walk alongside your student in the development of their faith!

As we begin a new series called "Out of Context", we are taking a look at Jeremiah 29:11 to see how it actually applies to our lives.

Join us as we finish our Crash Course series by discussing the foundational belief of Salvation. Plus, four students take their next step in following Jesus by getting baptized after the message!

Part 3 of our Crash Course series where we dive deeper into the Crucifixion and Resurrection.

We are back! Now that we are moved into the new building, we are back to recording our weekly Mid-Week messages. As we continue our series, Crash Course, we take a look at the foundational Christian belief of the Trinity.

As we continue our series on the Deadly Sins, Sam Haro helps us discover how we can overcome the deadly sin of Anger.

In this message, we continue our series called "Deadly Sins" by focusing on the deadly sins of gluttony and laziness-- summed up by "Self-Indulgence". This message also includes baptisms.

As we kick-off a new series called "Deadly Sins", we focus on the deadly sin that influences all other sins-- Pride.

Part 2 of our Sermon Discussion, on our "This is Our Story" series, where we unpacked how the Old Testament is still relatable to our lives today.

Part 1 of our Sermon Discussion, on our "This is Our Story" series, where we unpacked how the Old Testament is still relatable to our lives today.

As we continue our series, This is Our Story, we take a look at the story of Noah to see how it is still relatable to our lives today.

As we continue with part 2 of our series, "This is Our Story", we take a look at what we can learn from the story of Moses

As we begin our new series, This is Our Story, we explore the story of Abraham and Isaac to see how it is still applicable to our lives today.

Parents! We want you to know why we chose to walk through this series with your student, and we want you to know how to transfer this series from Mid-Week into your home. This sermon discussion focuses on focuses on our Red Flags in Relationships series.

As we wrap up our series, Red Flags, Ashtyn Huppert walks us through the warning signs of having an unhealthy relationship with others-- especially within our friendships.

As we continue our series, Red Flags, Location Pastor Wade Smith unpacks the warning signs of having an unhealthy relationship within your family.

As we continue our series, called RED FLAGS , we explore how we can know whether or not we have a healthy, or unhealthy, relationship with God.

In this message, we explore the "Red Flags", or warning signs, of an unhealthy relationship with ourself. As we discuss the Red Flags, we also discuss what it looks like to have a healthy relationship with ourself.

Jesus has already given us everything that we need in order to make a difference. In this message, we focus on how we can use our gifts, talents and prayer to make an impact this Christmas.

As we start into the Christmas season, we don't want to get distracted by the busyness of the season. We want to ensure that we remain focused on the greatest gift that we have received-- a relationship with Jesus.

In this message, we continue our study on the Beatitudes by discussing what Jesus means when He says "Blessed are those who Hunger and Thirst for Justice" and "Blessed are those who show Mercy".

As we continue our series, focusing on the Beatitudes, we discuss Jesus' words when He says "Blessed are those who are persecuted".

As we begin a new series focusing on the Beatitudes, we unpack what Jesus means when He says "Blessed are those who are meek".