Journey NOW

Kevin Dixon, Suzie Lind and Mike Erre take a deeper look at the first of three world power structures that Jesus flipped: Economic power. If you're interested in learning more about the Upside Down Kingdom, join us for our Sunday gatherings and for Kevin's 11am Sunday discussion groups. You can also read the book, "Upside Down Kingdom," by Donald Kraybill, which has been the inspiration for all of our conversations this Spring. Got comments or questions? Text us at (615) 861-9503 or email journey@journeytn.com and join the conversation.

Journey NOW debuts its fifth season with a companion series to our study of the Upside Down Kingdom in current gatherings and in Kevin Dixon's 11:00am class. Understanding Jesus' radically reversed reality is hard. It's even harder applying those principles to every part of our lives. In this premier episode, Mike Erre, Suzie Lind and host Kevin Dixon examine the three right-side-up worldly power structures that Jesus rejected. Got comments or questions? Text us at (615) 861-9503 or email journey@journeytn.com and join the conversation.

Fresh off a songwriting retreat, Worship Pastor Tim Timmons is rethinking prayer with the NOW roundtable team. So often, our worship and prayer becomes rote. What should the Church really be praying about together in this time? How would that change our hearts, our community and the world? Got comments or questions? Text us at (615) 861-9503 or email journey@journeytn.com and join the conversation.

Meet Journey’s newest staff member, Betsy Raney, as she joins youth pastor Rob Gonzalez and host Kevin Dixon to share how they each have been formed by their backgrounds and generational differences. How do those factors, along with recent culture shifts, shape their worldview and their hospitality towards others? Got comments or questions? Text us at (615) 861-9503 or email journey@journeytn.com and join the conversation.

The NOW roundtable panelists welcome 2022 with resolutions to find new ways to welcome all to their tables in the coming year. But, how do you establish unity amid disagreements. And, when is it okay to give up on relationships? Got comments or questions? Text us at (615) 861-9503 or email journey@journeytn.com and join the conversation.

On this special episode of JourneyNOW, Krista Barre joins host Suzie Lind. As Krista begins serving as a Journey Elder, she reflects on her family’s nine years at Journey and what she has learned about the love, wonder and grace of God. You can email Krista at kristabarre@yahoo.com. Got comments or questions? Text us at (615) 861-9503 or email journey@journeytn.com and join the conversation.

On Sunday, we explored Mary’s cost for saying ‘yes’ to God. Journey’s roundtable discussion panel brings that calculation to their own lives: Is God truly safe when saying ‘yes’ to Him can wreak chaos? What does it mean to say ‘no’ to God? Can we truly thwart His plans for us or others? And, how do our plans and will relate to God’s plans, anyway? Got comments or questions? Text us at (615) 861-9503 or email journey@journeytn.com and join the conversation.

What can we learn from Matthew’s lineage of Jesus, which Pastor Mike Erre explored at last Sunday’s gathering? The Journey NOW panelists look more closely at Jesus’ family tree in the light of an ancient patriarchal culture. Those surprising stories of sin, redemption and surprising honor help us re-imagine our own stories of adoption into that family. Got comments or questions? Text us at (615) 861-9503 or email journey@journeytn.com and join the conversation.

So often in life’s painful moments, we feel at a loss for understanding. On Sunday, we explored three possible explanations for unanswered prayer, the most satisfying of which is: “We don’t know.” The JourneyNOW roundtable panel continues that discussion, asking how and why we pray when God holds the outcome of our lives. Got comments or questions? Text us at (615) 861-9503 or email journey@journeytn.com and join the conversation.

In a world where strength is valued, scripture tells us that God does his best work through human weakness. The JourneyNOW roundtable panel takes a closer look at how weakness lives in all of us and what it means to embrace that reality.  Got comments or questions? Text us at (615) 861-9503 and join the conversation.