Journey Church

Mike Erre - This week we look at Paul’s instructions about citizenship in the kingdom of the heavens and the heart cross-shaped life.

Mike Erre - this week we look at our political identity as ‘exiles’ and how that redefines our tribal loyalties

Kevin Dixon, a prominent speaker known for his insights on faith, dives deep into the critical distinctions between acceptance and tolerance. He draws lessons from Jesus' encounters, highlighting the importance of unconditional acceptance over societal judgment. The conversation also uncovers the psychological advantages of embracing acceptance for healthier relationships. Dixon stresses the complexities of recognizing identity versus actions and the vital connection between acceptance and forgiveness in developing supportive communities.

Mike Erre, known for his insights into the complex dynamics of historical relationships, dives into the intricate ties between the early church and Jewish and Roman authorities. He emphasizes the need for Christians to rise above political affiliations, focusing on loving and inclusive expressions of faith in governance. Erre highlights the transformative power of authentic community, where faithfulness is prioritized over effectiveness. He calls for humility and self-sacrifice, urging listeners to engage in shared meals and collective prayer to foster a deeper spiritual understanding.

Mike Erre, a passionate speaker on Jesus' teachings, dives into the radical concepts of loving one's enemies and resisting evil with creative love. He discusses the transformative approach of 'power under' over 'power over,' advocating for love and kindness amidst hostility. Erre challenges listeners to navigate political discourse with respect and humility, linking biblical teachings to contemporary issues. The conversation culminates in a fresh communion practice aimed at fostering unity and reflection on adversaries, redefining community and reconciliation.

In this engaging discussion, Mike Erre, a thought leader on faith and culture, delves into the striking differences between the kingdom of God and the kingdoms of the world. He emphasizes love and self-sacrifice as central principles, contrasting these with worldly coercion. The conversation also touches on the importance of servanthood in leadership and navigating power within Christian contexts. Listeners are encouraged to embody Christ's teachings in their communities, prioritizing compassion and non-violence over a quest for control.

Mike Erre, an expert on Jesus' teachings, dives into the concept of the kingdom of God and its societal implications. He discusses how Christians often feel like 'misfits' in today's political landscape and the importance of understanding their identity in Christ. The conversation also explores the kingdom’s political dimensions, contrasting ancient power dynamics with Jesus' radical approach. Finally, Erre sheds light on the evolving perception of God's character from the Old to New Testament, calling for hope amidst the complexities of faith.

Suzie Lind - Historically the Holy Spirit has awakened the creative and innovative souls of people to distrust the status quo and create communities marked by unity. Today we ask the question, “How might he be doing that today and with us?”

Kevin Dixon -

Kevin Dixon - How to approach conflict with reconciliation as the goal.