The Journey - Everything (Audio)
Summary: At The Journey, Jesus is the heartbeat of everything we do. He's what makes us go, who we live for, the person that we orient our lives around. We want our church to embody his love for each other and our city. While the doctrines that express our faith in him aren't everything, they help give shape to our faith.
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John uses a family metaphor to remind Christians that they are in a maturing process. In this sermon we will explore what it means to grow up in God.
Knowing that you are beloved, despite your un-loveliness, is a key to understanding the gospel. In this sermon we will see how it is also a key to loving your brothers and sisters in Christ despite their un-loveliness.
John reminds us that knowing God and living in relationship with him is only possible through obedience to his truth. In this sermon we will examine the biblical reality that why you obey is as important as how you obey.
Having true fellowship with God and people only happens when Christians walk in God's light. In this sermon we will examine all that it means to walk in the light of God.
The Bible provides overwhelming evidence that God intends for us to corporately worship Him in ways that honor Him and inspire, convict, and encourage us. In this sermon, we will look at how corporate worship is a vital part of experiencing the transforming power of the God who is mighty to save.
Jesus' encounter with the woman at the well is a key passage for understanding biblical worship. In this sermon we will look at how Jesus exposes our false solutions to unmet needs in order to show us that we have one basic need that only he can meet.
Featured Media from the Acts 29 Quarterly held at The Journey in St. Louis on August 18, 2009. For more information, please log on to TheJourney.org
Featured Media from the Acts 29 Quarterly held at The Journey in St. Louis on August 18, 2009. For more information, please log on to TheJourney.org
It's not if we worship, but what or whom do we worship? In this sermon, we will examine what it looks like to worship God with all that we are, in every area of our lives.
The key difference between authentic and fake worship is an understanding of the mercy of God.
What you worship is what consumes you. You either worship God or something in the place of God. In this sermon, we learn how to worship by receiving God as He is, by discerning how He works and by responding to His will.
Peter closes his letter by pointing his readers to the grace of the gospel.
What will happen when the world ends - if it ever does? In this sermon, we'll see how a healthy view of the end of all things can give us a faith that both adequately prepares us to die tonight, and to live to tomorrow to make the better world a better place.
Have you ever cringed at the thought of Judgment Day as it is described in the Bible? What if Judgment Day was not a day to fear, but actually the day you've been longing for your whole life. In this sermon, we will explore the hope found in Jesus' return to judge his creation.
Peter tells us that false teachers will arise in the church, spreading heresies and using their influence to manipulate & seduce out of a desire for selfish gain. In this sermon, we will find out how to discern false teachers & false teaching.
