Journey Church

Discipleship is all about helping people take steps. It’s about building big people in God so they can do the same for others. In this message, pastor Kent shows us how to help people take steps in the Lord.

We all know we should be making disciples, but how do we go from “I should” to “I must” or “I should” to “I can’t wait!” In part 1, we talk about the why of discipleship and a little bit about what it means. We also encourage the Holy Spirit to show us one step… Read More»

We all know we should be involved in helping people find Christ. If that’s the case, why is it so hard to stay engaged? In this message, pastor Kent helps us understand what it takes to go from “I should” to “I can’t wait” when it comes to evangelism.

Every nation, family, church, organization, workplace, neighborhood (and the list goes on) has a culture or a way of doing things. God’s kingdom is no different. We all want to be a part of something amazing; something bigger than us. In this message, you will learn two hallmarks of God’s kingdom and how you can… Read More»

Jesus taught us how to have a crumble proof life. It doesn’t mean we won’t face storms. It means when we do face them, our lives won’t fall apart!

In our Western culture of rugged individualism, we tend to think of weakness as bad, but today I want to show you why, in the kingdom of God, weakness is good and why the apostle Paul could say, “I delight in weakness.”

People sometimes say, “I feel like a new person!” But can one actually BECOME a new person or is the old adage true, “You can’t teach an old dog new tricks!” 2 Cor. 5:17 says, if anyone is “In Christ” he is a new creation. But what does it mean to be a “new creation… Read More»

What is the difference between one who experiences God’s protection, favor, anointing and blessing and one who loses all that he has and whose family line is nearly wiped off the earth? Today we will find that out!

Things are changing at Journey. As we move into our new meeting space, we also want to begin to shift the way we are doing things. In this message, pastor Kent talks about what will be happening at Journey for the summer and how we are going to engage with God, our city, and one… Read More»

We cultivate our hearts for harvest by making our hearts His home.

In this message, Dr. Christina Chao shares about relating to God in different ways.

Proverbs 4:23 tells us to guard our hearts for everything we do flows from it. How do we do that? And furthermore, how do we ensure our hearts are good soil so that when the right seeds are planted they can take root, grow, and yield a harvest? In this message, pastor Kent teaches us… Read More»

Rather than his vision for Journey, Kent shares God’s vision to bring about a harvest in and through people in 2019: The Year of Harvest.

We sometimes confuse our primary and secondary purpose as followers of Jesus. Primarily, we are called to be loved by God, to love Him in return, to live for the good of others, and to make disciples. We can do that no matter where we are, and no matter what we are doing. Secondarily, we… Read More»

Isaiah saw the Lord, high and lifted up on His throne. John was invited into the throne room of heaven where He saw a throne, and there was one sitting on it. Why is God’s throne matter throne and what’s happening around it important? What does it matter to our daily lives? In this message,… Read More»

How did Jesus walk with God. Simple. He watched what the Father was doing and did likewise. In this message, Kent gives us a new paradigm for walking with Jesus. When you do what we see the Father doing, you will restore peace and rest to yourself and to the world, and self-made, man-made expectations… Read More»

Why is it so hard to find peace? Is it something we look for within or outside of ourselves? In this Christmas message, pastor Kent discusses how to find peace and keep it!

Jesus invites us to exchange our burdens for His rest. Find out how…

Jesus told us to pray and not lose heart. He said God would avenge those who cry out day and night speedily. Now is not the time to back down or back off – in our personal prayers or our prayers for the church, our city, and our dreams. 

Isaiah saw the Lord. What does it look like for us today? Seeing the Lord is neither completely experiential nor solely an intellectual ascent using our understanding, it’s both! When we see the Lord, we become like Him (more power, wholeness, peace, joy, love, etc), and others see Him through us! Pastor Kent continues with… Read More»