by Journey Community Church | Nov 20, 2019 | Advent 2019 |
Living Out Joy by Ed Noble Advent is a time of waiting but it’s more than that, it’s a time waiting with open hands, waiting with expectedness. Ultimately it’s waiting with a sense of joy. Joy is the beginning of the story. Joy is the reason for...
by Journey Community Church | Nov 7, 2019 | Behind the Journey, Identity, Mental Health |
No Rest for the Weary By Heather Klein I stared at the tables filled with what looked like dozens of oversized fortune cookie fortunes. “Go to the tables, and pick the quote that stands out to you the most,” she said. We were at our annual Journey staff retreat at...
by Journey Community Church | Oct 24, 2019 | Behind the Journey, Identity, Mental Health, Uncategorized |
Choosing Life by Amber Johnson I received a diagnosis of bipolar I with PTSD when I was twenty-one years old. Until that point in time, I had developed suspicions about the root cause of my state of mind but the only concrete conclusions I had drawn was that life...
by Journey Community Church | Oct 9, 2019 | Behind the Journey, Identity |
An Opportunity for Community by Heather Klein Find your people. Squad goals. Know your tribe. Friends make the world beautiful. These are only some of the statements we use to talk about community in our current culture. Add a hashtag and a picture of you...
by Journey Community Church | Sep 26, 2019 | Behind the Journey, BTJ - Prayer |
Remove the Blocks to Full Connection: Accessing the Peace and Joy of God’s Presenceby Kimberly Badam and Sally Witmer One of the things we love about Journey is the wide and interesting range of people who make up our community. We thank God all the time...
by Journey Community Church | Sep 5, 2019 | Behind the Journey, BTJ - Prayer |
Praying For The Win: The Ordinary and Extraordinary By Kristy Dees Do miracles still happen? You bet they do! A 27-year-old Journey regular accidentally fell and hit her head in the middle of the night. She was taken to the hospital to check for a possible...
