The Journey Podcast

David became a champion when he went up against Goliath. But what makes a champion?

God gives us His ten commandments not to restrict us, but to live the best life possible. Pastor Bobby breaks down what obeying these commandments can look like today.

Moses was faced with the Red Sea while leading the Israelites out of Egypt, but he trusted in God’s promises and protection to deliver them safely out of the situation.

Jesus calls us to live a life of action– of compassion, mercy, and generosity.

The words that we speak to others and the words that we tell ourselves are equally important. Pastor Bobby dives into how what we say can impact our lives in faith.

When we live in faith, we have to view our past, our present, and our future plans from God’s perspective.

Just like Jesus’ mother made a lasting impact on him, we can all leave a lasting legacy by how we raise our children and how we treat others.

Pastor Bobby sits down with a few of our staff members to talk about serving, our volunteers, and how to get involved.

In the book of John, Jesus washed his disciples feet at Passover. Pastor Bobby breaks down the reason why and how Jesus used this act to show us how to be a servant to others.

We are all masterpieces- works in progress- and God has a purpose and a plan for each one of us. Even in the tough times, we are being molded in His image.

People conform their identity according to the world and others around them- but we are called to purpose and set apart by God.

People place their identity in all different aspects of their lives, but Jesus gives us all a new identity in Him.

Good Friday is not good because He died, it is great because He lives. Patrick Gallemore walks us through the four miracles that took place this day so many years ago.

For all of Joseph’s life, he thrived no matter what situation he was in. Even after being sold into slavery and thrown in a dungeon, he became the second most powerful man in Egypt and was able to deliver the land and his family from famine. For the last week of In The Beginning, our Online and Groups Pastor, Caleb Meeks, delves into what we can learn from Joseph’s life.

Joseph was sold by his brothers into slavery and, in his new life, falsely accused and thrown into prison. But despite all his adversities, Joseph remained faithful because he knew that God is always in control.

Jacob tricked and manipulated in order to receive the first born blessing, but he soon learns that you reap what you sow.

Esau sold his birthright to Jacob to appease his appetite. We all have appetites: for food, for money, for success, for love. But we can’t let our appetites control our lives.

Abraham waited 25 years for the promise to be fulfilled. Sometimes it seems like God has forgotten about His promises, but we must remain faithful and ready to move however He wills.

Pastor Bobby shows us the three rhythms of Abram to help us build altars of worship in our own lives.

Since the time of Adam and Eve, the wickedness of man had corrupted the earth. For the second week of our Genesis series, we take a look at the obedience of Noah, who found favor in the eyes of the Lord.

Genesis is the book of beginnings: the beginning of creation, the beginning of man, the beginning of sin, and the beginning of God's plan for the redemption of men. The lessons taught in the book of Genesis contain all we need to know about living a full and complete life- with all of God's blessings and his promises. Join us for this journey through the past, designed to help God's people chart t...

This Sunday, our Sherwood Campus Pastor, Keith Walton, urges us to develop habits on following God and trusting Him with our time and families.

This week, Pastor Bobby gives biblical advice on how to build healthy habits with our money.

Will Riddle, our Next Steps Pastor, and Caleb Meeks, our Online & Groups Pastor, have a conversation on the importance of community and how to build good habits of relationships in the Church.

Over time, the Church has gotten into some bad habits. In week 2 of our new year's series, Pastor Bobby takes a look at some better habits that we, as the Church, should be keeping.