Journey Church

The Bible makes an amazing statement, that if we love one another the way Jesus loved us, everyone would know we are His disciples. What is it that is so powerful about sacrificial love? Find out this week as we begin our Love One Another series!

The Bible calls the death, burial and resurrection of Christ, “The most important news.” Find out why in this powerful and timeless Easter message!

This week, we learn what it looks like to live a spirit filled life.

In this message, pastor Tim Wolf shared a message on bold faith as they get ready to start United Church in Owings Mills, MD. Your faith will be challenged and encouraged as you attempt great things for God!

If we are asking God for revival and outpouring, we need to know what it looks like! In this message, we explore what a Biblical outpouring of the Holy Spirit looks like.

Today we learn what it looks like to live in a posture of revival (the awakening of God’s church and the salvation of many who don’t know Christ). It’s a posture of waiting, receiving, and prayer – but it’s not what you think!

In this message, you will learn what kind of worship God desires and how to unleash or unlock living water (Holy Spirit) in our lives so you can live from a place of abundance and overflow.

Jesus never intended us to live with a full cup. He intended us to live with an overflowing one. In this message, you will learn how to access the abundant life Jesus offered uis.

This week, Stephanie Clark of Amirah (a safe house for women who have been victims of sex trafficking) shares her heart about loving the broken. In this powerful message we learn to love the way Jesus loved – by laying down His life.

The call of Journey Church is to foster a move of God in our generation in order to spark revival in Cambridge, Boston and beyond. In this non scripted message, pastor Kent shares his heart with Journey about what God has spoken to him and why Journey Church exists.

Each year we take time to reflect on the previous year and look ahead to what’s coming in 2017. This year, the Lord has asked us to pursue an outward emphasis to love and serve our city with the foundation of an inner posture of prayer. This is one week you don’t want to miss… Read More»

In part 3 of the series, we go over some overarching themes and facts about the Bible that will help you gain a better understanding and as you do – love the word of God even more!

In part 2 of the series, we learn that those who highly esteem the word of God will experience more of Jesus.

Did you know Jesus Himself reveals to us the ONE THING that’s is THE MOST IMPORTANT? ONE THING that Jesus doesn’t want us distracted from? Jesus’ voice cuts through all the distractions to take away the mystery about what we should give our highest attention, our utmost devotion, our best effort to.

Jesus said, “I am the light of the world.Whoever follows me will never walk in darkness, but will have the light of life.” When we walk in His light, we experience His life and blessing. In this Christmas Eve message, pastor Kent takes us on a journey to help us experience the light and life… Read More»

Who were the Wise Men? These “Magi” that trekked hundreds or possibly even thousands of miles across inhospitable land to seek out the “King of the Jews?” In our first Christmas service of the season, pastor Kent looks at the Christmas story through their eyes to find out what we can learn from them about… Read More»

In the closing message of the Legacy Series, pastor Kent shares what it means to have an abundant heart. We close by receiving a year end offering – a sacrificial gift that builds a Legacy for future generations. Visit jcboston.org/Legacy2016 for details.

Many times, we focus all of our attention on what to give, but does God’s word specify how to give? This week, we discover that God has outlined a specific heart posture behind our giving. In doing so, we experience His joy and abundance.

In part 2 of the Legacy Series, we discover a fascinating result of being generous!

Pastor David Payne of Lifesong Church in Sutton, MA shares on the principle of honor as it relates to our giving. Honor, we learn, is both an action and an attitude.