Journey Church

We assume a good God will do good things for good people and bad things for bad people. But our life experiences teach us something very different. God can be for us and still not do anything to make life better for us. In this series, we’ll learn the one question that enables us to do the next right thing despite whatever life throws our way. 

We assume a good God will do good things for good people and bad things for bad people. But our life experiences teach us something very different. God can be for us and still not do anything to make life better for us. In this series, we’ll learn the one question that enables us to do the next right thing despite whatever life throws our way. 

We assume a good God will do good things for good people and bad things for bad people. But our life experiences teach us something very different. God can be for us and still not do anything to make life better for us. In this series, we’ll learn the one question that enables us to do the next right thing despite whatever life throws our way. 

When God Doesn't Make Sense, The Life and Times of Joe Jacobson: Ep 1 // Matt Johnson We assume a good God will do good things for good people and bad things for bad people. But our life experiences teach us something very different. God can be for us and still not do anything to make life better for us. In this series, we’ll learn the one question that enables us to do the next right thing d...

History's Greatest Mystery, Easter 2022 // Matt Johnson

We all have questions about God that we may have been told we shouldn’t ask. But a faith that can’t handle questions is a fragile faith. Jesus invited questions, so we’re exploring three common questions about God that must be asked if we want to know God better.

We all have questions about God that we may have been told we shouldn’t ask. But a faith that can’t handle questions is a fragile faith. Jesus invited questions, so we’re exploring three common questions about God that must be asked if we want to know God better.

We all have questions about God that we may have been told we shouldn’t ask. But a faith that can’t handle questions is a fragile faith. Jesus invited questions, so we’re exploring three common questions about God that must be asked if we want to know God better.

Life is complicated. You want to get it right, but it’s impossible without getting relationships right. The quality of your life is determined by the quality of your relationships. In this series, we’ll discover three relationship wreckers that make life difficult and the skills to defeat them and create better relationships.

Life is complicated. You want to get it right, but it’s impossible without getting relationships right. The quality of your life is determined by the quality of your relationships. In this series, we’ll discover three relationship wreckers that make life difficult and the skills to defeat them and create better relationships.

Life is complicated. You want to get it right, but it’s impossible without getting relationships right. The quality of your life is determined by the quality of your relationships. In this series, we’ll discover three relationship wreckers that make life difficult and the skills to defeat them and create better relationships.

*Playback for February 13 Are you ever afraid someone will ask you why you believe what you believe? Do you fear someone might question what you believe? Responding to people's questions and challenges can get complicated. But what if you were confident you had the answer to the most important question about your faith? In this series, we'll get you Ready to Go!

*Playback for February 20 Are you ever afraid someone will ask you why you believe what you believe? Do you fear someone might question what you believe? Responding to people's questions and challenges can get complicated. But what if you were confident you had the answer to the most important question about your faith? In this series, we'll get you Ready to Go!

*Playback from January 9th We all want to win. After all, winning is better than not winning. In a game a win is clear, but life is not a game. So, how do we win? In this series, we'll discover the fundamental habits to help you win this year. 

*Playback from January 16 We all want to win. After all, winning is better than not winning. In a game a win is clear, but life is not a game. So, how do we win? In this series, we'll discover the fundamental habits to help you win this year. 

*Playback from January 23 We all want to win. After all, winning is better than not winning. In a game a win is clear, but life is not a game. So, how do we win? In this series, we'll discover the fundamental habits to help you win this year. 

*Playback for January 30 We all want to win. After all, winning is better than not winning. In a game a win is clear, but life is not a game. So, how do we win? In this series, we'll discover the fundamental habits to help you win this year. 

*Playback for February 6 We all want to win. After all, winning is better than not winning. In a game a win is clear, but life is not a game. So, how do we win? In this series, we'll discover the fundamental habits to help you win this year. 

Why aren’t people not in church not interested in church? The answer has less to do with Jesus and more to do with followers of Jesus. From day one, we’ve focused on making it simple for people to connect with God, because from day one that was Jesus’ top priority.

“It's my life. I should be free to do what I want, when I want, with whom I want…as long as it doesn’t hurt anybody.” This is what we tell ourselves. But what if it's not true? What if our desire to do what is right in our own eyes has major consequences for us, for the people with us, for the people who love us, and for the people coming after us?

“It's my life. I should be free to do what I want, when I want, with whom I want…as long as it doesn’t hurt anybody.” This is what we tell ourselves. But what if it's not true? What if our desire to do what is right in our own eyes has major consequences for us, for the people with us, for the people who love us, and for the people coming after us?

“It's my life. I should be free to do what I want, when I want, with whom I want…as long as it doesn’t hurt anybody.” This is what we tell ourselves. But what if it's not true? What if our desire to do what is right in our own eyes has major consequences for us, for the people with us, for the people who love us, and for the people coming after us?

“It's my life. I should be free to do what I want, when I want, with whom I want…as long as it doesn’t hurt anybody.” This is what we tell ourselves. But what if it's not true? What if our desire to do what is right in our own eyes has major consequences for us, for the people with us, for the people who love us, and for the people coming after us?

What would you like people to line up at the end of your life and thank you for? Answer this question, and you’ll find your life’s mission. We know because it’s defined our mission as a church for sixteen years. Best of all, we’re just getting started!

Reputations are easy to make but hard to shake. In today’s American culture, the reputation of the church is extremely negative. What will it take to change the way people view church? The answer is both simple and as old as the church.