Journey Church Colorado

How do we go from sitting on the sidelines watching Jesus to being a devoted follower of Jesus? Do you ever wonder what it looks like to truly go ALL IN with your faith?

God called Abraham (Abram at the time) to be "ALL IN" on a life he could not yet see—to a path that was uncertain. Have you given God your "yes" with your life? Do you allow Him to do with your life what He wishes to do? Or do you seek to only give Him control of some of your life?

Jesus tells us that the most important thing to do is love Him AND love our neighbors. In a culture that shies away from caring for one another, how do we practically love our neighbor in our everyday life?

Does your life seem cluttered? Do you feel overwhelmed? Are you having a hard time staying focused? Life is full of choices, voices, and distractions, so how do we know what really matters? We’ll be talking about how to simplify our lives around the most important thing and find the power of a prioritized life.

Most of us go into the new year with goals, hopes, and dreams for what’s going to come over the next 365 days, but how often do we struggle to find success with these things? It is important as believers to desire growth and change in our lives, but how can we implement that change in a way that is sustainable and really makes a difference?

We are all waiting for love, but it can only be found in one place - in one Person. The story of Christmas is that God sent Jesus to step into our mess and call us into a life with Him. He is waiting, with arms open wide, to welcome you home.

In seasons of waiting we can often find ourselves searching for joy, but where can true joy be found?

While the world may be in chaos, Jesus came so we can experience peace with God, each other, and all circumstances.

Christmas is a giant annual reminder of what it looks like to wait. When we are waiting for hope, we need to reminder that while we are waiting, God is working.

We can all agree that our world has strayed from its old ways, but more specifically, what has happened to us as believers? As the church? What has happened to civility, community, and commitment?

When we choose to surrender to God's plan for our life, the fruit that comes from our obedience will be plentiful. The only life worth living is one of true and total surrender.

As a society, we are addicted to busy and are always in a hurry, but that is not the best way to live. Busy sabotages the way we follow Jesus and we need to learn that there is power in simplicity.

It's impossible to be a follower of Jesus and not bring your money under His leadership, and God's way to handle money always begins with giving.

In a culture that has an insatiable desire for more, how can we be rich? What does it look like to let humility, gratitude, and generosity lead us through life?

Ultimately we have have the same purpose - to know Jesus and make His name known - but how we live out that purpose can look different for each one of us. No matter what, your gifts, passions, and experiences all contribute to discovering your purpose.

When trying to answer the question, "What's my purpose?" it's important to figure out what your passions are. What do you love? What do you really care about? What are those God given passions in your life?

All of us have questions that are rattling around in our head—no matter what stage of life you find yourself in. "What am I going to do with my life?" "Does my life matter?" "Is this God's will for my life?" All these questions leading up to one ultimate question that we all ask, "what's my purpose?" We are going to talk about how God has shaped us to help us discover our purpose, because it's all...

Anger is not a sin, but what we do with anger can be a sin. So, what do we do when the soundtrack running through our head is, "I'm Angry"? How can we release that anger and allow God to take care of the rest?

What do we do when the soundtrack running through our head is saying, "You're Not Good Enough"? If we start by looking at God's reality we see that He calls each one of us loved, chosen, holy, and without fault. We must look to His Word and see what He says and believes about us.

Your life is always moving in the direction of your thoughts, so what do you do when the soundtracks running through your mind aren't edifying, true, and honoring to God? How do you take captive every thought and transform your life?

As followers of Jesus, we are inviters. We are people who hold the door open and invite people to the table of God. If you think back to the moment to the person who invited you to begin your journey, what a difference that made in your life. You might have the opportunity to be that from somebody—that your personal invitation of opening the door to the table of God might be the turning point of t...

As followers of Jesus, we have been called to live differently. So, how do we do this in a world that is constantly shifting under our feet asking us to change our opinions and the ways we do life?

The life of following Jesus is hard and we were never designed to do it alone. It's vital we find our people so we have encouragers and supporters to walk through life with.

The church isn't just an organization you are a part of, it's a family you belong in. We are called to be on a mission everywhere we go as a representative of Jesus and His love for His people.

This thing called church is complicated and complex, but when we look at who Jesus was and what He stood for, one thing is obvious - the core value of the church is love.