Journey Church Colorado

“Christians are so judgmental.” Have you heard that phrase before? Maybe someone has said it to you before. We'll look at what our role is as followers of Jesus when it comes to telling others the truth and how we can best guide others in their choices.

How do we respond when we are insulted? How do we respond when something is taken from us? How do we respond when life isn’t fair? We'll wrestle through how to deal with the difficult people and situations in our life.

We all want to make an impact with our faith, but what does that look like? We don’t have to be on a stage, on the cover of a magazine, or at the top of of the ladder to make an impact. True impact comes when we allow God to change the inside of us, so that those closest to us see the change on the outside.

At different times in Scripture, God called His people to build an altar of remembrance. Six years ago, tragedy hit the Jones family but rather than pull back from their faith, they decided to lean in, recognize God's faithfulness, and build an altar of remembrance.

Lust is a sin that culture tells us is no big deal — but the wounds it leaves are all around us. Protect yourself from lust and pursue the life God has for you. Scotty shares the truth about lust and how to do whatever is necessary to deal radically with this problem.

John 6:35 is one of the great "I AM" statements in the ministry of Jesus. "I am the Bread of Life" — a very simple truth, but it's the gospel in a nutshell. This statement follows one of Jesus’ most famous miracles — feeding of the 5,000. This miracle is not just about providing, it is designed to say something about Jesus and what he can offer us. Jesus did not come to meet our earthly desires; H...

This holiday weekend we will celebrate what it means to be a citizen of America, but as followers of Jesus, we are more than that — we are citizens of heaven. We'll talk about what it means to be a citizen of heaven and how we can have hope no matter what is going on around us.

Pressure has a way of unleashing what has always been beneath the surface. What comes out of us, is in us. This is a very simple statement but most of us think that the problem is out there. All of us are good at monitoring our behavior when we are trying to get a job or when we are trying to get a date, but Jesus is calling us to monitor our heart. Do you allow your anger to control your mouth an...

The Bible tells us that we are the salt of the earth and the light of the world. What does that really mean? More importantly, how can we intentionally influence the next generation to be leaders who will keep their eyes fixed on Jesus?

Do you ever feel like all people do anymore is argue? Insist on sharing their opinions? Demand that others agree with their perspective? What even happened to “peace”? Matthew 5:9 says, “Blessed are the peacemakers...” In a world absent of peace, constantly looking for a fight, see how we are to be peacemakers.

We all know how important it is to have a pure heart, but what does that really mean? In a world full of brokenness and sin, how do we keep our heart pure and see God through a clear lens?

We are all searching for satisfaction. It seems like most of the places I pursue it leave me empty or at the very least relieved for the moment. This teaching goes through a promise Jesus makes in the Sermon on the Mount about being full and fulfilled. If you feel like you're always chasing contentment, you don't want to miss this message.

Have you ever felt like you couldn’t live up to God’s standard or do what he’s calling you to do? Not only do we have everything we need to live a godly life, but we can live the life he has called us to live now.

Meek is not a word we use a lot. It's not a characteristic in our culture we typically want to be associated with. Most of the time, our response, especially in conflict, is to either fold or fight. Often our idea of meekness is to fold over and become a doormat—nothing of substance or backbone. But Jesus calls us to a different way. Meekness is not weakness, it's strength under control.

Sermon on the Mount is the most important teachings of Jesus all in one place. It’s Jesus manifesto for a whole new way of living. We are jumping into a really hard topic. Owning your stuff. Exposing your weaknesses. Admitting your mistakes. Sometimes that feels impossible but it’s where we find the help we need.

Are you happy? We are surrounded by a culture that tells us we are in control of our own happiness. It tells us that getting more money, a bigger house, a better promotion or a spouse will lead to happiness, but the Bible tells us otherwise. We'll talk about what it truly means to be happy and how can we get out of our own way to allow God to come in and be our only source of strength and happines...

Jesus enters into our lives, the good and the messy, so we can experience his resurrecting power not only today but in the future. Jesus wants us to come to him, just like Mary and Martha did, bringing our pains and our hurts to him so he can comfort us, cry with us and bring healing that only he can bring. Easter is a great reminder that Jesus is the resurrection and the life and all that come to...

We will look at what it means to be humble, how Jesus modeled this humility, and how we can take our next step in being humble followers.

In the city of Antioch, followers of Jesus were first called Christians because of what they did. In his message, Mike Linch will show us how we too can live up to the name we carry as Christians.

The last couple of years have been challenging for us as a people. We have been through a lot together, from the pandemic to racial riots to political division—this season in the life of our culture has been very challenging and confusing. It can feel like everything is shifting. We are kicking off a new teaching series through The Gospel of Matthew. Studying the book of Matthew will help us gain...

The book of Revelation is all about Jesus. There are seven letters in the first three chapters of Revelation to seven churches. These letters are both timeless and timely. These letters are to specific churches about specific situations that we too can find ourselves in. We can walk around going through the motions when we actually feel spiritually dead on the inside. In Revelation 3, in the lette...

In being obedient to God, sometimes we have to go ALL IN before we can fully understand everything. In those moments of faith, we can trust that if we walk in obedience, He will take care of the rest.

Choosing to be ALL IN doesn’t mean that God is always going to ask us to leave where we are. Sometimes it might mean that He will ask us to stay—to press into where we are at in life, the people that surround us, and the opportunities He has put in front of us.

As followers of Jesus we are called to be ALL IN when it comes to so many areas of our life, but what does it mean to be ALL IN with our money? How can we be people who live open handed when it comes to our finances? We'll look at some of the myths that surround money, giving, and how we can be Kingdom builders with our finances.

We have been talking about what it looks like to go ALL IN for God and where He is calling you. But, what excuses are stopping us from really going ALL IN? God meets us in those excuses and how despite everything going on in our lives, we can still go ALL IN for Him.