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Journey musician and community member Ethan Hulse and Teaching Pastor Mike Erre cast some doubt on the old phrase that "the body and its desires are wicked." Mature topics: Parental guidance suggested.

Formation isn't just a Beyonce song. Or a class for Christians. Or a mission to go on. At Journey, spiritual formation is about how we align ourselves with God and live out our true identities in Christ. It's also the idea behind our new "Formation Fridays." Brett Mabury, Tim Timmons and Sam Barnhart talk with host Suzie Lind about what spiritual formation means in their lives.

Pastors Kevin Dixon, Mike Erre and Suzie Lind debut their "Theology Thursday" series by asking what it means to untangle cultural practices, examine who God is and what we believe and build a cohesive theology.

Disney / Pixar’s new animated film, “Soul,” debuted on Christmas Day to huge acclaim (95% on the Tomatometer) and big streaming numbers. Creative, funny and surprisingly deep, the movie explores some of life’s biggest questions: What is a soul, and where does it come from? What’s the meaning of life and the definition of a successful one? What happens before we’re born and after we die? And, the toughest question of them all: Is it really worth it to subscribe to yet another streaming app? Pastors Kevin Dixon, Mike Erre and Suzie Lind join Grant Opperman for a little soul searching. To go deeper with this subject, we recommend The Bible Project's video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g_igCcWAMAM

Tim Timmons' "Ten Thousand Minutes" invitation is to push through the quest for “Going back to Normal” and walk into a new season with a new and grander expectation. EXPECT GOD (in all circumstances).

In this first “Mike Mondays” installment, Savannah Locke joins pastor Mike Erre to question Christian teaching on sin, suffering and hell. How can these terrifying concepts square with God’s love story for us?