Journey Church - Sherwood

Stories have a way of sticking with us. As a master teacher and storyteller, Jesus didn’t just spin tales, He told parables: short, simple stories that invited listeners into deeper truth. This summer, we’re diving into the parables of Jesus. Stories about seeds and soil, lost coins and prodigal sons, hidden treasures and unexpected guests. These are more than just ancient tales; they are windows...

Throughout the book of Acts, we witness the resurrection life of Jesus take root and grow, not in theory, but in bodies, cities, communities, and cultures. The gospel is not only something we believe—it’s something we live. In suffering and in joy, in conflict and in hospitality, in worship and in witness, in movement and in mission, the early church becomes a living sign of God's new creation...

Throughout the book of Acts, we witness the resurrection life of Jesus take root and grow, not in theory, but in bodies, cities, communities, and cultures. The gospel is not only something we believe—it’s something we live. In suffering and in joy, in conflict and in hospitality, in worship and in witness, in movement and in mission, the early church becomes a living sign of God's new creation...

Throughout the book of Acts, we witness the resurrection life of Jesus take root and grow, not in theory, but in bodies, cities, communities, and cultures. The gospel is not only something we believe—it’s something we live. In suffering and in joy, in conflict and in hospitality, in worship and in witness, in movement and in mission, the early church becomes a living sign of God's new creation...

Throughout the book of Acts, we witness the resurrection life of Jesus take root and grow, not in theory, but in bodies, cities, communities, and cultures. The gospel is not only something we believe—it’s something we live. In suffering and in joy, in conflict and in hospitality, in worship and in witness, in movement and in mission, the early church becomes a living sign of God's new creation...

Throughout the book of Acts, we witness the resurrection life of Jesus take root and grow, not in theory, but in bodies, cities, communities, and cultures. The gospel is not only something we believe—it’s something we live. In suffering and in joy, in conflict and in hospitality, in worship and in witness, in movement and in mission, the early church becomes a living sign of God's new creation...

Throughout the book of Acts, we witness the resurrection life of Jesus take root and grow, not in theory, but in bodies, cities, communities, and cultures. The gospel is not only something we believe—it’s something we live. In suffering and in joy, in conflict and in hospitality, in worship and in witness, in movement and in mission, the early church becomes a living sign of God's new creation...

Throughout the book of Acts, we witness the resurrection life of Jesus take root and grow, not in theory, but in bodies, cities, communities, and cultures. The gospel is not only something we believe—it’s something we live. In suffering and in joy, in conflict and in hospitality, in worship and in witness, in movement and in mission, the early church becomes a living sign of God's new creation...

Throughout the book of Acts, we witness the resurrection life of Jesus take root and grow, not in theory, but in bodies, cities, communities, and cultures. The gospel is not only something we believe—it’s something we live. In suffering and in joy, in conflict and in hospitality, in worship and in witness, in movement and in mission, the early church becomes a living sign of God's new creation...

Throughout the book of Acts, we witness the resurrection life of Jesus take root and grow, not in theory, but in bodies, cities, communities, and cultures. The gospel is not only something we believe—it’s something we live. In suffering and in joy, in conflict and in hospitality, in worship and in witness, in movement and in mission, the early church becomes a living sign of God's new creation...

Throughout the book of Acts, we witness the resurrection life of Jesus take root and grow, not in theory, but in bodies, cities, communities, and cultures. The gospel is not only something we believe—it’s something we live. In suffering and in joy, in conflict and in hospitality, in worship and in witness, in movement and in mission, the early church becomes a living sign of God's new creation. Se...

Rev. Jamie Noling-Auth shares with us a Palm Sunday message from Matthew chapter 21. Sermon by Rev. Jamie Noling-Auth

No story is too small and no life too ordinary to be part of God’s greater plan of redemption. Set within the larger narrative of God’s work in the world, the book of Ruth reveals how He weaves together the faithfulness of ordinary people to bring about His extraordinary redemption—not only for those in the story but ultimately for all of humanity. Sermon by Pastor Scott Edinger

No story is too small and no life too ordinary to be part of God’s greater plan of redemption. Set within the larger narrative of God’s work in the world, the book of Ruth reveals how He weaves together the faithfulness of ordinary people to bring about His extraordinary redemption—not only for those in the story but ultimately for all of humanity. Sermon by Rev. Robroy Ranger

No story is too small and no life too ordinary to be part of God’s greater plan of redemption. Set within the larger narrative of God’s work in the world, the book of Ruth reveals how He weaves together the faithfulness of ordinary people to bring about His extraordinary redemption—not only for those in the story but ultimately for all of humanity. Sermon by Pastor Olivia Pothoff

No story is too small and no life too ordinary to be part of God’s greater plan of redemption. Set within the larger narrative of God’s work in the world, the book of Ruth reveals how He weaves together the faithfulness of ordinary people to bring about His extraordinary redemption—not only for those in the story but ultimately for all of humanity. Sermon by Pastor Scott Edinger

No story is too small and no life too ordinary to be part of God’s greater plan of redemption. Set within the larger narrative of God’s work in the world, the book of Ruth reveals how He weaves together the faithfulness of ordinary people to bring about His extraordinary redemption—not only for those in the story but ultimately for all of humanity. Sermon by Pastor Scott Edinger

The scripture practice is another opportunity to place ourselves along the path of God's grace by learning to read Scripture as apprentices of Jesus, not just for information, but also for formation. Sermon by Mitchell Brannen

The scripture practice is another opportunity to place ourselves along the path of God's grace by learning to read Scripture as apprentices of Jesus, not just for information, but also for formation. Sermon by Rev. Jamie Noling-Auth

The scripture practice is another opportunity to place ourselves along the path of God's grace by learning to read Scripture as apprentices of Jesus, not just for information, but also for formation. Sermon by Pastor Olivia Pothoff

The Scripture Practice is another opportunity for us to place ourselves along the path of Gods grace by learning to read Scripture as apprentices of Jesus, not just for information, but also for formation. Sermon by Pastor Scott Edinger

As we prepare to begin a new formation series on the Practice of Scripture, we take time to revisit the idea of spiritual formation and the value of a "rule of life". Sermon by Pastor Scott Edinger

In this series, we are exploring Paul's deep longing for the followers of Jesus in Galatia to embrace "new creation" life in Christ, becoming part of God's multiethnic family, shaped by the Holy Spirit into people of self-giving love.

In this series, we are exploring Paul's deep longing for the followers of Jesus in Galatia to embrace the "new creation" life in Christ, becoming part of God's multiethnic family, shaped by the Holy Spirit into people of self-giving love.

In this series, we are exploring Paul's deep longing for the followers of Jesus in Galatia to embrace the "new creation" life in Christ, becoming part of God's multiethnic family, shaped by the Holy Spirit into people of self-giving love. Sermon by Pastor Scott Edinger