Journey Church Versailles, Ky

We’re excited to announce that our Students are having a Worship Takeover this coming Sunday at Journey Church. Make sure to join us as our students share how God’s moving in their lives and Zach unpacks what it means to be desperate for God to move in our lives. The book of Acts shows us that during desperate times, the church should have an even greater desire to experience the presence of God. We hope to see you this Sunday as our students showcase their talents and abilities for Worship Takeover!

In most Christian churches, you would hear a familiar call to action. "Read the bible daily". Life change can occur by opening the pages of the greatest story ever told. But reading the bible from front to back can be confusing or even frustrating. The bible is not a chronologically ordered story that reads continuously from one chapter to the next. Rather, it is a collective of books of history, poetry, prophecies, eyewitness accounts, letters, and visions, divided into two testaments spanning thousands of years. Although it is the inerrant/inspired word of God, it is written by several authors representing many generations and cultures living in unique geographic areas. All of this can make one's head swim! Yes, it's easy to say "read the Bible". But it takes some effort to truly understand the structure, context, history, and geography of the story of God. But gaining this insight will highlight the awesome simplicity of God's plan for the salvation of His people.

In most Christian churches, you would hear a familiar call to action. "Read the bible daily". Life change can occur by opening the pages of the greatest story ever told. But reading the bible from front to back can be confusing or even frustrating. The bible is not a chronologically ordered story that reads continuously from one chapter to the next. Rather, it is a collective of books of history, poetry, prophecies, eyewitness accounts, letters, and visions, divided into two testaments spanning thousands of years. Although it is the inerrant/inspired word of God, it is written by several authors representing many generations and cultures living in unique geographic areas. All of this can make one's head swim! Yes, it's easy to say "read the Bible". But it takes some effort to truly understand the structure, context, history, and geography of the story of God. But gaining this insight will highlight the awesome simplicity of God's plan for the salvation of His people.

In most Christian churches, you would hear a familiar call to action. "Read the bible daily". Life change can occur by opening the pages of the greatest story ever told. But reading the bible from front to back can be confusing or even frustrating. The bible is not a chronologically ordered story that reads continuously from one chapter to the next. Rather, it is a collective of books of history, poetry, prophecies, eyewitness accounts, letters, and visions, divided into two testaments spanning thousands of years. Although it is the inerrant/inspired word of God, it is written by several authors representing many generations and cultures living in unique geographic areas. All of this can make one's head swim! Yes, it's easy to say "read the Bible". But it takes some effort to truly understand the structure, context, history, and geography of the story of God. But gaining this insight will highlight the awesome simplicity of God's plan for the salvation of His people.

In most Christian churches, you would hear a familiar call to action. "Read the bible daily". Life change can occur by opening the pages of the greatest story ever told. But reading the bible from front to back can be confusing or even frustrating. The bible is not a chronologically ordered story that reads continuously from one chapter to the next. Rather, it is a collective of books of history, poetry, prophecies, eyewitness accounts, letters, and visions, divided into two testaments spanning thousands of years. Although it is the inerrant/inspired word of God, it is written by several authors representing many generations and cultures living in unique geographic areas. All of this can make one's head swim! Yes, it's easy to say "read the Bible". But it takes some effort to truly understand the structure, context, history, and geography of the story of God. But gaining this insight will highlight the awesome simplicity of God's plan for the salvation of His people.

We all want a new start with the new year. The best way to start this year is by talking to God about your plans and listening to hear what He has to say. Deepen your relationship with God by learning how to pray for yourself by studying the longest prayer that Jesus ever prayed. It is found in John 17 and in it, Jesus shows us how to Pray for Yourself, Pray for other Believers, and Pray for Nonbelievers. Join us as we conclude this series this Sunday.

We all want a new start with the new year. The best way to start this year is by talking to God about your plans and listening to hear what He has to say. Deepen your relationship with God by learning how to pray for yourself by studying the longest prayer that Jesus ever prayed. It is found in John 17 and in it, Jesus shows us how to Pray for Yourself, Pray for other Believers, and Pray for Nonbelievers. Join us as we continue this series on Sunday, January 17th.

We all want a new start with the new year. The best way to start this year is by talking to God about your plans and listening to hear what He has to say. Deepen your relationship with God by learning how to pray for yourself by studying the longest prayer that Jesus ever prayed. It is found in John 17 and in it, Jesus shows us how to Pray for Yourself, Pray for other Believers, and Pray for Nonbelievers. Join us as we begin this new series on Sunday, January 10th.

We’re excited to welcome today one of our ministry partners Chal Knox of Lemonade International who will be sharing with us today. Chal is a former minister and currently the executive director of Lemonade International, a ministry that reaches out tangibly with the love of Christ to the most desperate and hurting in one of the largest slums in the world. We hope you can join us as Chal talks about “Ambidextrous Faith”, and how we can be ready to hear and respond to God’s leading!

Everyone is looking for some joy in their lives this Christmas. In a normal year, 88% of people say they feel stressed during the holidays. Can you imagine what that statistic will be this year? There doesn’t seem to be a lot to be joyful or optimistic about. We need a new perspective! The book of Philippians, written by Paul while in seemingly unjoyful circumstances in jail, teaches us how God, not our circumstances, should be the greatest source of joy – at Christmas and all throughout the year.

Everyone is looking for some joy in their lives this Christmas. In a normal year, 88% of people say they feel stressed during the holidays. Can you imagine what that statistic will be this year? There doesn’t seem to be a lot to be joyful or optimistic about. We need a new perspective! The book of Philippians, written by Paul while in seemingly unjoyful circumstances in jail, teaches us how God, not our circumstances, should be the greatest source of joy – at Christmas and all throughout the year.

Everyone is looking for some joy in their lives this Christmas. In a normal year, 88% of people say they feel stressed during the holidays. Can you imagine what that statistic will be this year? There doesn’t seem to be a lot to be joyful or optimistic about. We need a new perspective! The book of Philippians, written by Paul while in seemingly unjoyful circumstances in jail, teaches us how God, not our circumstances, should be the greatest source of joy – at Christmas and all throughout the year.

Everyone is looking for some joy in their lives this Christmas. In a normal year, 88% of people say they feel stressed during the holidays. Can you imagine what that statistic will be this year? There doesn’t seem to be a lot to be joyful or optimistic about. We need a new perspective! The book of Philippians, written by Paul while in seemingly unjoyful circumstances in jail, teaches us how God, not our circumstances, should be the greatest source of joy – at Christmas and all throughout the year.

Everyone is looking for some joy in their lives this Christmas. In a normal year, 88% of people say they feel stressed during the holidays. Can you imagine what that statistic will be this year? There doesn’t seem to be a lot to be joyful or optimistic about. We need a new perspective! The book of Philippians, written by Paul while in seemingly unjoyful circumstances in jail, teaches us how God, not our circumstances, should be the greatest source of joy – at Christmas and all throughout the year.

It may seem a little early to start thinking Christmas, but it seems that everyone is looking for some joy in their lives. In a normal year, 88% of people say they feel stressed during the holidays. Can you imagine what that statistic will be this year? There doesn’t seem to be a lot to be joyful or optimistic about. We need a new perspective! The book of Philippians, written by Paul while in seemingly unjoyful circumstances in jail, teaches us how God, not our circumstances, should be the greatest source of joy – at Christmas and all throughout the year.

It may seem a little early to start thinking Christmas, but it seems that everyone is looking for some joy in their lives. In a normal year, 88% of people say they feel stressed during the holidays. Can you imagine what that statistic will be this year? There doesn’t seem to be a lot to be joyful or optimistic about. We need a new perspective! The book of Philippians, written by Paul while in seemingly unjoyful circumstances in jail, teaches us how God, not our circumstances, should be the greatest source of joy – at Christmas and all throughout the year.

It may seem a little early to start thinking Christmas, but it seems that everyone is looking for some joy in their lives. In a normal year, 88% of people say they feel stressed during the holidays. Can you imagine what that statistic will be this year? There doesn’t seem to be a lot to be joyful or optimistic about. We need a new perspective! The book of Philippians, written by Paul while in seemingly unjoyful circumstances in jail, teaches us how God, not our circumstances, should be the greatest source of joy – at Christmas and all throughout the year.

The greatest decision of your life maybe made this November. No, I’m not talking about the election, although that is important. The most important decision you will ever make is to give your life to Christ and to be baptized. I know that some of you have considered this decision for some time and may have put it off because of Covid. I want to encourage you to plan to be at Journey Church on November 1st for Decision Day 2020, at either of our morning services. It’s not the donkey or the elephant that can save you, it’s the Lamb!

Frustrated that many couples refuse to even get married? Tired of watching marriages crumble? Fed up with couples giving up? Would you like to guarantee that your marriage will last? Take up the fight against destruction and make five commitments to fail-proof your marriage. In our new series, From This Day Forward, we will be beginning new Journey Groups and encouraging existing groups to follow along on these five commitments. Join us for worship this weekend as we unwrap what God intends for us in marriage.

Frustrated that many couples refuse to even get married? Tired of watching marriages crumble? Fed up with couples giving up? Would you like to guarantee that your marriage will last? Take up the fight against destruction and make five commitments to fail-proof your marriage. In our new series, From This Day Forward, we will be beginning new Journey Groups and encouraging existing groups to follow along on these five commitments. Join us for worship this weekend as we unwrap what God intends for us in marriage.