The Journey Podcast

The Advent season is a four week period before Christmas that celebrates the anticipation and coming of Jesus Christ, the Messiah. As a church, we are preparing to celebrate the birth of Jesus by reminding ourselves of the Joy that we have in our lives because of Him.

The Advent season is a four week period before Christmas that celebrates the anticipation and coming of Jesus Christ, the Messiah. As a church, we are preparing to celebrate the birth of Jesus by reminding ourselves of the Faith that we can place in Him.

The Advent season is a four week period before Christmas that celebrates the anticipation and coming of Jesus Christ, the Messiah. As a church, we are preparing to celebrate the birth of Jesus by reminding ourselves of the Hope that we have in our lives through Jesus.

Laodicea lived neither hot nor cold, but lukewarm. We must avoid complacently living in the middle of the road and choose Christ.

The church in Philadelphia stayed faithful in the face of trials. We should also be diligent and faithful to Christ, even if we don’t know the outcome of our situations.

In this fifth letter, the church in Sardis appears alive, but is dead. How can we prevent ourselves from being a dead church?

The Church in Thyatira tolerated Jezebel and her immoral teachings. What do we tolerate in our lives today?

This week we look at how we can avoid compromising our faith by reading Paul's letter to the church in Pergamum.

Paul wrote letters to seven different churches in Revelation. Over the next seven weeks, we’ll take a look at these letters and how we can learn from these churches' mistakes.

Paul wrote letters to seven different churches in Revelation. Over the next seven weeks, we’ll take a look at his letters and how we can learn from these churches' mistakes.

Some people say it’s selfish to pray for oneself, but in 1 Chronicles, Jabez prayed for himself and God blessed him. God gives us abundantly more than we need or imagine and we only need to ask. Pastor Bobby gives us five things to pray for when praying for ourselves.

There are moments in life when it seems like there’s nothing we can do, but in those messy moments it’s more important than ever to seek God.

Our Next Steps Pastor, Will Riddle, helps us lean into principles to implement prayer in our daily lifestyle.

Have you ever felt like your prayers weren’t working? Pastor Bobby helps us figure out why we can sometimes feel like our prayers aren’t being answered by God.

Starting off our new series on prayer, Pastor Bobby breaks down Jesus’ model of the Lord’s Prayer found in Matthew 6.

In 52 days, Nehemiah built the walls around Jerusalem- his greatest work- because he was a great leader. Pastor Bobby points out the four temptations of a leader and how we can avoid them.

Jonathan was only a part of King David’s story, but he sacrificed his own birthright in order for David to become king. Jonathan reminds us to always look at the big picture to understand our role in God’s plan.

Naaman was a mighty man of valor, but his young servant girl is the one to recommend him to see Elisha to cure him of his leprosy. Her small act made a big impact and changed Naaman’s life forever. Through this story, Bryon Shaw helps us to see that God uses “No Names” to do exceptional acts.

With Mordecai’s guidance, Esther realized that God has created us all for specific moments in time. Pastor Bobby uses her story to show the power of a purpose in life.