What can the story of Naaman teach us about God, ourselves, and everyday life? In this episode, we explore how God’s grace reaches outsiders, why salvation can’t be earned, and how humble obedience opens the door to transformation—even when results aren’t immediate.

Discover a simple, repeatable way to read Scripture that moves beyond information to real-life application, and learn to depend on the Holy Spirit to illuminate God’s Word. Whether you’re new to faith or longing for deeper understanding, this message will help you experience the Bible in a fresh, practical way.

In this week’s message, “Lay It Aside,” Pastor Joe Leavell invites us to examine the spiritual baggage we carry—fear, unforgiveness, and the need for approval—that keeps us from living out our God-given purpose.

Drawing from Hebrews 12:1–2 and the “cloud of witnesses” who have gone before us, Pastor Joe uses the vivid metaphor of airport security to remind us that, just as travelers must leave certain things behind to reach their destination, we too must lay aside the weights that hinder our spiritual race.

Through honest storytelling and biblical insight, listeners are challenged to release what holds them back, fix their eyes on Jesus, and run their race with perseverance and freedom. Tune in for practical encouragement and a powerful call to trust God each step of the journey.

In this week’s message, “Seated with Christ,” Maria Diaz explores the powerful truth from Ephesians 2:1–10: we are not called to strive for God’s acceptance, but to live from the finished work of Jesus. You’ll hear how our identity, confidence, and endurance are rooted in being united with Christ—no matter our past, seasons of life, or the challenges we face. Discover how grace transforms not just how we see ourselves, but how we walk and stand in faith every day.

In this message, Pastor Will Grosskopf explores the life-changing relationship between the prophets Elijah and Elisha, highlighting the biblical principles of discipleship and spiritual legacy.

Drawing from 1 and 2 Kings, he emphasizes the importance of finding a leader worth following, humbling ourselves to serve, and staying close to those God has placed in our lives. Elisha’s journey with Elijah demonstrates what it means to listen, observe, ask questions, and put learning into practice—ensuring God’s mission continues across generations.

The sermon challenges us to commit fully to God’s call, pursue faithful mentorship, and expand heaven’s footprint on earth by staying “in step” with the mission God has already started.

In this message, “Lord, Break Me,” our youth leader, Manny Diaz explores how God’s process of breaking is not meant to destroy us, but to heal, refine, and restore us for His glory.

Drawing from passages like Psalm 34 and Hebrews 12, the sermon unpacks how God lovingly confronts our pride, unforgiveness, and old mindsets to invite us into deeper surrender and transformation.

We are challenged to embrace humility, pursue forgiveness, and allow God’s discipline to shape them into the image of Christ, experiencing true freedom and growth in their spiritual journey.

In this message, Brent Williams teaches how spiritual pride can subtly take root in our lives—tempting us to trust in our own achievements, compare ourselves to others, and lose sight of God’s grace.

Drawing from Jesus’ parable of the Pharisee and the tax collector, we discuss why true spiritual maturity is found in humble confession and dependence on Christ, not in religious credentials or self-reliance. J

oin us as we reflect on the ways pride can hinder our growth, and discover practical steps to cultivate humility, abide in God, and build a church culture that equips and edifies others for God’s glory.

This week’s message, “Building with Purpose,” celebrates 10 years of Journey Church and calls us to focus on what truly matters—not just building projects or programs, but building people. Using Nehemiah as a guide, Pastor Vince reminds us that our mission is deeper than walls or numbers—it’s about making disciples who become more like Jesus and help others do the same. Let’s build a legacy of faith, unity, and purpose that outlives us, empowered by the Holy Spirit to reach and disciple the next generation

This week’s message from Nehemiah reminds us that God’s greatest work isn’t about better resources or strategies, but about unity—moving from a “me” mentality to a “we” mentality. When God’s people come together, the impossible becomes possible, lives are changed, and the world sees God at work. Let’s be people who build unity and lead with integrity, knowing the true mission is always about people, not just projects.

If you’ve ever felt stuck, divided, or overwhelmed by obstacles—whether in your family, church, or community—this message from Nehemiah is for you. Discover practical wisdom on overcoming distractions, handling conflict, and leading with integrity, all while learning how unity can accomplish what division never could.