Journey Church :: Raleigh, Nc

We are called to love others the way that Jesus did. At the same time we should be angry and broken over the impact or effects sin has had on their lives.

Pastor Jimmy dives into Jesus’ miracle on turning water into wine, and how it reflects how Jesus replaced our old lives with something better. For some of us, we’ve found that ultimately Jesus’ plans for our lives are better than anything we could ever imagine.

Jesus was full of grace and truth in every situation. Living out a life that is full of grace and truth can be messy and uncomfortable but as a church we are called to be both. The tension between grace and truth can be messy but we can learn from Jesus’ interaction with the adulterous woman.

As disciples of Jesus we have to guard our hearts from idols that seek to take our focus from Him. In the end, what you worship will determine what you are truly following. Is it Jesus? Or are you pursuing something else in your life for fulfillment?

God is more interested in being intimate with us than what He can get from us, meaning: it is better for us to focus on a personal relationship with Him than obsessing over our good works.

When we are in a season of hopelessness we want Jesus to rescue us, but we struggle with trusting him. The truth is that he knows our hearts and will take care of us. All we have to do is take a step of faith.

Familiarity can brew contempt and complacency. As disciples, we we can't lose sight of Jesus's beauty, or what he has done for us. We have to learn how to stay overwhelmed by him.

The call to follow Jesus is a call to a relationship. When you say "yes", it paves the way for Him to transform you, and those around you.

When we hit rock bottom, saying yes to Jesus is the only way to peace and victory from our struggle. Faith is crucial, and without it we can find ourself at that rock bottom, and dwelling in sin we know is wrong.

Many people struggle with sharing the gospel with others. The awesome truth is that every person who calls themselves a disciple of Jesus is already equipped.

Pastor Jimmy speaks on our responsibility to present the gospel to our dark society, and the primary message we carry is the judge doesn't condemn the guilty.

We all have a lot of distractions day to day, and often times we allow ourselves to drift to less important things than the Kingdom. The solution is to refocus on Jesus and to live with a sense of urgency for his return.

We all struggle with pride at some point. In this sermon Pastor Jimmy talks about some of the warning signs of pride, and what you can do about it.

In this message we’re going to look at the conditions of a person who is spiritually lost and how we can be used in helping them find their way to Jesus.

As disciples of Jesus, we are most like Him when we are genuinely loving and serving others. Unfortunately, we live in a “me first” culture that contrasts Jesus's teachings. If we call ourselves followers of Jesus, we must learn how serve and love others.

Our culture reminds us everyday about what we don’t have and what we need, leading to a heart issue of greed. If we want to rid ourselves of a society based lie of needing more stuff, we need to learn to be generous and to give sincerely to those in need.

For the Christian, a lack of fruit shows a lack of health. Fruit comes from health. This includes our commitment to his mission.

What did Jesus talk about more than anything else? You may be surprised to learn through this message that the dominant theme in Jesus’ teachings was the Kingdom of God and the Kingdom of Heaven.

This message starts the beginning of an eight week series on Jesus’ parables. In this message, Tyler talks about the importance of how we hear, and its outcome on our lives.

We have all sinned yet God loves us so much that he sent Jesus to pay our sin debt. Through Jesus we can have eternal and abundant life. Go all in with him!