Journey Bible Church KC

What does it mean that Jesus’ sacrifice was “once for all”? In Hebrews 10:1–18, we see why the sacrifices of the Old Testament could never fully deal with sin—and how Jesus accomplished what they never could. His sacrifice was complete, final, and sufficient, giving us forgiveness and freedom to draw near to God.

Jesus is the mediator of a better covenant, securing our redemption through His once-for-all sacrifice. In Hebrews 9:15–28, we’re reminded that Christ entered the presence of God on our behalf, not with the blood of animals, but with His own blood. His sacrifice was sufficient, final, and never needs to be repeated. Because of Jesus, we have forgiveness, a cleansed conscience, and the promise of e...

What makes Jesus’ sacrifice different from every sacrifice that came before? In Hebrews 9:1–14, we see the limits of the old covenant and the greater reality Jesus brings—a better sacrifice, a better cleansing, and direct access to God. Jesus doesn’t simply cover our sin; His blood cleanses our conscience so that we can truly draw near to God and serve Him. Listen as we explore what it means to ha...

Jesus is the perfect High Priest—and through His once-for-all sacrifice, we have been given a better covenant built on better promises. In Hebrews 7–8, Robbie Flack explores what the New Covenant means for us today: our sins are forgiven forever, the Holy Spirit is alive and transforming us, and the gospel is for all nations. Because of Jesus, we can live in freedom, walk in transforming power, an...

In this message, Pastor Ian continues our journey through Hebrews with Hebrews 6:4–20. In one of the most challenging passages in the book, we’re reminded of the seriousness of faith, the hope we have in Christ, and the unshakable promises of God. When life feels uncertain, our hope is anchored—not in ourselves, but in Jesus.

Jesus is the better Priest. In Hebrews 7, we see why we can stop trusting in our own goodness, performance, or ability to get ourselves right with God. Jesus is our perfect and permanent Priest, the guarantor of a better covenant, and the One we can confidently draw near to. When Jesus is enough, we don't have to be.

In Hebrews 5, Mike explores what it means to grow toward spiritual maturity rather than remaining comfortable with a surface-level faith. As we look at Jesus as our perfect High Priest, we’re reminded that following Him means continuing to listen, learn, and put God’s truth into practice. Where might God be inviting you to take your next step of growth?

In this message, Pastor Mike continues our journey through Hebrews, helping us see how the gospel calls us to trust Jesus, persevere in faith, and live with confidence in the better hope we have in Christ. As we walk through God's Word together, we're reminded that Jesus is greater, His promises are trustworthy, and our faith is meant to shape the way we live every day. Scripture: Hebrews...

What does it mean to truly rest in Christ? In Hebrews 4:1–13, Pastor Luke explores God's invitation to enter His rest—not just someday in eternity, but today through faith and obedience. This passage challenges us to examine our hearts, trust God's promises, and remember that His Word is living, active, and able to expose what lies beneath the surface. Whether you've been following Jes...

Pastor Mike Bickley concludes our series on the Song of Solomon by looking at chapter 8.

Pastor Mike Bickley continues our series on the Song of Solomon by looking at chapters 6-8.

Pastor Mike Bickley continues our series on the Song of Solomon by looking at chapters 5 -6 and what happens after the marriage.

Pastor Luke Hougland takes us through the wedding celebration found in Song of Solomon 3:6-5:1.

Pastor Mike Bickley continues the study on the Song of Solomon with a message that portrays love as a lifelong devotion.

Pastor Mike Bickley begins a new series on the Song of Solomon, demonstrating how it is a beautiful picture of the dignity of desire within God's design.

We celebrate the Resurrection of Jesus!

Pastor Luke Hougland focuses on Pontius Pilate during this year's Palm Sunday service.

Pastor Mike Bickley concludes the series on the Book of Daniel with an in-depth look at the prophesies in chapter 12.

Pastor Ian Rothel looks at Daniel 11 and gives the encouragement that God provides prophecy to his people to help us live in light of the future.

Pastor Luke Hougland preaches on Daniel 10.

Pastor Mike Bickley examines Daniel 9 and shows how the plans of God invite us into readiness, obedience and perseverance.

Pastor Luke Hougland gives a history lesson on Daniel 8 and demonstrate how what God says will happen always happens.

Pastor Mike Bickley continues the series on the Book of Daniel by examining the prophetic elements found in chapter 7.

Pastor Mike Bickley takes us through Daniel 6 and Daniel's example of faithfulness.

Pastor Ian Rothell recounts the story of the last feast of Babylon and ask what are response is to the righting on the wall in our lives.