The Journey - Everything (Audio)

The Bible tells us that we have spiritual amnesia and easily forget who God is and what he has done for us. In this sermon, we see that Peter gives us a two-part antidote in order that we may be constantly reminded of the truth of the Gospel.

In the first few verses of 2 Peter, Peter tells us how to grow in our faith. In this sermon we will learn how God grows us into maturity.

A challenging look at how Christ-followers can date well and become men and women who will marry well.

We all feel the weight of wanting to change. In this sermon, we will look at what the Bible says about God's plan for change, why we need it, and how Peter experienced the deepest kind of change.

The Bible tells a unified story with a unified theme, and at its heart is the beautiful yet gruesome reality of what God will go through to rescue human beings.

These verses give us a straightforward look at the heart of the gospel: that a sinless man died to provide sinners access to the God who loves them.

Leaders are called to be worthy of imitation. They are called to lead out of humility. In this sermon, we will learn how to do this.

The only way we make it through suffering is to have a clear head. In this sermon we will learn how to be clear-minded as the church for the world.

The majority of Americans spend enormous energy on isolating themselves from suffering and by pursuing a low-maintenance, hassle-free life. In this sermon we will learn to repent of our Americanism.

The word ‘missional’ is currently is a hip term thrown around a lot among Christians. The Journey calls itself a missional church – but what does that mean? In this sermon, 1 Peter shows us what it means by what our posture is towards the world that is sometimes hostile towards our faith.

When we suffer, we can become disoriented about our lives, our future, and God. In this sermon, we will look at how Peter addresses the confusion of his readers and what encouragement he offers them instead.

Marriage is hard, but it also has more potential than any other relationship to bring glory to God and to paint a picture to the world of the gospel. In this sermon, we will examine specific instruction to husbands and wives on how to build a missional marriage.

God puts authority over our lives to teach, protect and correct us. Our responsibilty is to submit to and honor authority. In this sermon we will learn how.

The heart of God is that the church serve as the advertisement for who God is. In this sermon, we will learn how to be a church that makes Jesus attractive to the world. (1 Peter 1:22-2:12)

Recently, critics of Christianity have used the language of marginalization to try to shame and denigrate believers. This kind of rhetoric is increasing in our culture. In this sermon, we'll look at how we are called to respond to a world that can be hostile toward our faith. (1 Peter 1:22 - 2:12)