Journey Church

Mike Erre - Paul uses temple imagery to describe the church’s role as a monument to the wisdom of God against the powers and principalities. 

Delve into the concept of the church as a vibrant community filled with the Holy Spirit, prioritizing meaningful relationships over programs. Explore how biblical imagery illustrates the church as a new temple, fostering unity among believers. Discover God's relentless pursuit of humanity, inviting connection despite shortcomings. The discussion critiques traditional models, emphasizing smaller communities and the transformative role of the Holy Spirit, urging a reimagining of what it means to embody God's presence in today's world.

Mike Erre - This week we look at Paul’s reference to “the dividing wall of hostility” that existed between Jew and Gentile, and how that was destroyed in the death of Christ. 

The discussion dives deep into Paul's exploration of grace, salvation, and faith, revealing how these elements shape the story of reconciliation. It highlights the transformative power of grace in creating a new humanity, emphasizing community, hospitality, and unity. Biblical narratives, like that of Zacchaeus, illustrate the inspiring effects of grace on personal and communal righteousness. The conversation encourages a shift from individualism to collective involvement, challenging entitlement and advocating for equality among believers.

Mike Erre - This week we do an overview of Ephesians 2, paying particular attention to the first 10 verses and Paul’s usage of “ grace.”

Kevin Dixon - Grace is the gift of being human and all that is involved with the mess of life.  God so loved us he gave us grace.

Suzie Lind - In the fourth week of Advent we explore the relationship between Mary and Elizabeth and the ways God met each of them in their need.

Mike Erre -  This week we examine John’s call to the people of Israel to undergo a baptism of repentance and produce fruit in keeping with their realignment to God’s purposes. 

Mike Erre - This week we look at the promise of a messenger and the unique ministry of John the Baptist that resulted. 

Suzie Lind, a speaker known for her insights on spiritual themes, discusses the concept of living in the 'already but not yet' during the Advent season. She encourages listeners to find hope and redemption in Psalm 25, linking its prophetic nature to contemporary life's uncertainties. Suzie explores the significance of Jesus' teachings on vigilance, urging a balance of hope and resilience amidst adversity. Her reflections inspire a deeper appreciation for the duality of Advent, representing both anticipation and the promise of renewal.