Journey Church Versailles, Ky

Follow us along the "Path" that leads us closer Jesus. This is the last week we will be talking about what our Journey toward Christ looks like. We will be discussing our intended destination to help us identify where we are and what our next steps might be on our daily Journey's. Don't miss out on this new and exciting series.

Follow us along the "Path" that leads us closer Jesus. This is the last week we will be talking about what our Journey toward Christ looks like. We will be discussing our intended destination to help us identify where we are and what our next steps might be on our daily Journey's. Don't miss out on this new and exciting series.

Follow us along the "Path" that leads us closer Jesus. This is the last week we will be talking about what our Journey toward Christ looks like. We will be discussing our intended destination to help us identify where we are and what our next steps might be on our daily Journey's. Don't miss out on this new and exciting series.

Join us each Sunday morning at 9:30 or 11, beginning June 2nd for our new sermon series on the book of Colossians. We are calling the series, A Big Jesus, because in this book, Paul presents the greatness of Jesus and how He can help us deal with the big issues in our lives. We will look at who Jesus really is, how to mature in our faith, as well as some practical advice about marriage, family, and career. We need a Big Jesus for the big issues in our lives.

Join us each Sunday morning at 9:30 or 11, beginning June 2nd for our new sermon series on the book of Colossians. We are calling the series, A Big Jesus, because in this book, Paul presents the greatness of Jesus and how He can help us deal with the big issues in our lives. We will look at who Jesus really is, how to mature in our faith, as well as some practical advice about marriage, family, and career. We need a Big Jesus for the big issues in our lives.

Join us each Sunday morning at 9:30 or 11, beginning June 2nd for our new sermon series on the book of Colossians. We are calling the series, A Big Jesus, because in this book, Paul presents the greatness of Jesus and how He can help us deal with the big issues in our lives. We will look at who Jesus really is, how to mature in our faith, as well as some practical advice about marriage, family, and career. We need a Big Jesus for the big issues in our lives.

Join us each Sunday morning at 9:30 or 11, beginning June 2nd for our new sermon series on the book of Colossians. We are calling the series, A Big Jesus, because in this book, Paul presents the greatness of Jesus and how He can help us deal with the big issues in our lives. We will look at who Jesus really is, how to mature in our faith, as well as some practical advice about marriage, family, and career. We need a Big Jesus for the big issues in our lives.

Join us each Sunday morning at 9:30 or 11, beginning June 2nd for our new sermon series on the book of Colossians. We are calling the series, A Big Jesus, because in this book, Paul presents the greatness of Jesus and how He can help us deal with the big issues in our lives. We will look at who Jesus really is, how to mature in our faith, as well as some practical advice about marriage, family, and career. We need a Big Jesus for the big issues in our lives.

Join us each Sunday morning at 9:30 or 11, beginning June 2nd for our new sermon series on the book of Colossians. We are calling the series, A Big Jesus, because in this book, Paul presents the greatness of Jesus and how He can help us deal with the big issues in our lives. We will look at who Jesus really is, how to mature in our faith, as well as some practical advice about marriage, family, and career. We need a Big Jesus for the big issues in our lives.

Join us each Sunday morning at 9:30 or 11, beginning June 2nd for our new sermon series on the book of Colossians. We are calling the series, A Big Jesus, because in this book, Paul presents the greatness of Jesus and how He can help us deal with the big issues in our lives. We will look at who Jesus really is, how to mature in our faith, as well as some practical advice about marriage, family, and career. We need a Big Jesus for the big issues in our lives.

Join us each Sunday morning at 9:30 or 11, beginning June 2nd for our new sermon series on the book of Colossians. We are calling the series, A Big Jesus, because in this book, Paul presents the greatness of Jesus and how He can help us deal with the big issues in our lives. We will look at who Jesus really is, how to mature in our faith, as well as some practical advice about marriage, family, and career. We need a Big Jesus for the big issues in our lives.

Join us each Sunday morning at 9:30 or 11, beginning June 2nd for our new sermon series on the book of Colossians. We are calling the series, A Big Jesus, because in this book, Paul presents the greatness of Jesus and how He can help us deal with the big issues in our lives. We will look at who Jesus really is, how to mature in our faith, as well as some practical advice about marriage, family, and career. We need a Big Jesus for the big issues in our lives.

Join us each Sunday morning at 9:30 or 11, beginning June 2nd for our new sermon series on the book of Colossians. We are calling the series, A Big Jesus, because in this book, Paul presents the greatness of Jesus and how He can help us deal with the big issues in our lives. We will look at who Jesus really is, how to mature in our faith, as well as some practical advice about marriage, family, and career. We need a Big Jesus for the big issues in our lives.

There are different places, locations, buildings that we eventually have to visit in life. Places we need to go to just because of the course of life: school, for example, or the dentist’s office. But we feel different about going to the dentist compared to say going to Disneyland. Many times we go to these places because we have to, not necessarily because we want to. Chances are when we find ourselves taking a test in school, or having a root canal we don’t respond “I Love this place!”, do we? Many people think about Church the same way they think about going to school, or say the dentist’s office. Is the Church really just a place that we feel we “have” to go to or is there more to it? What was God’s intention when He created the Church? Was that His idea about this community of people? I believe the Bible tells us ‘no’, it wasn’t, and isn’t God’s plan for the Church. I believe that God wants us to love the Church. Not love what we see in the news sometimes or maybe have experienced in the past, but love t

There are different places, locations, buildings that we eventually have to visit in life. Places we need to go to just because of the course of life: school, for example, or the dentist’s office. But we feel different about going to the dentist compared to say going to Disneyland. Many times we go to these places because we have to, not necessarily because we want to. Chances are when we find ourselves taking a test in school, or having a root canal we don’t respond “I Love this place!”, do we? Many people think about Church the same way they think about going to school, or say the dentist’s office. Is the Church really just a place that we feel we “have” to go to or is there more to it? What was God’s intention when He created the Church? Was that His idea about this community of people? I believe the Bible tells us ‘no’, it wasn’t, and isn’t God’s plan for the Church. I believe that God wants us to love the Church. Not love what we see in the news sometimes or maybe have experienced in the past, but love t

There are different places, locations, buildings that we eventually have to visit in life. Places we need to go to just because of the course of life: school, for example, or the dentist’s office. But we feel different about going to the dentist compared to say going to Disneyland. Many times we go to these places because we have to, not necessarily because we want to. Chances are when we find ourselves taking a test in school, or having a root canal we don’t respond “I Love this place!”, do we? Many people think about Church the same way they think about going to school, or say the dentist’s office. Is the Church really just a place that we feel we “have” to go to or is there more to it? What was God’s intention when He created the Church? Was that His idea about this community of people? I believe the Bible tells us ‘no’, it wasn’t, and isn’t God’s plan for the Church. I believe that God wants us to love the Church. Not love what we see in the news sometimes or maybe have experienced in the past, but love t

There are different places, locations, buildings that we eventually have to visit in life. Places we need to go to just because of the course of life: school, for example, or the dentist’s office. But we feel different about going to the dentist compared to say going to Disneyland. Many times we go to these places because we have to, not necessarily because we want to. Chances are when we find ourselves taking a test in school, or having a root canal we don’t respond “I Love this place!”, do we? Many people think about Church the same way they think about going to school, or say the dentist’s office. Is the Church really just a place that we feel we “have” to go to or is there more to it? What was God’s intention when He created the Church? Was that His idea about this community of people? I believe the Bible tells us ‘no’, it wasn’t, and isn’t God’s plan for the Church. I believe that God wants us to love the Church. Not love what we see in the news sometimes or maybe have experienced in the past, but love t

There are different places, locations, buildings that we eventually have to visit in life. Places we need to go to just because of the course of life: school, for example, or the dentist’s office. But we feel different about going to the dentist compared to say going to Disneyland. Many times we go to these places because we have to, not necessarily because we want to. Chances are when we find ourselves taking a test in school, or having a root canal we don’t respond “I Love this place!”, do we? Many people think about Church the same way they think about going to school, or say the dentist’s office. Is the Church really just a place that we feel we “have” to go to or is there more to it? What was God’s intention when He created the Church? Was that His idea about this community of people? I believe the Bible tells us ‘no’, it wasn’t, and isn’t God’s plan for the Church. I believe that God wants us to love the Church. Not love what we see in the news sometimes or maybe have experienced in the past, but love t

The first three biographies of Jesus found in the Bible, named after the three men who wrote them (Matthew, Mark and Luke), give us the life and teaching of Jesus. But there is a fourth account of His life, radically different than the other three, written by the last surviving disciple. It is the final Gospel in the New Testament, also known by the name of the author: the Gospel of John. Ninety percent of what it holds about the life and teaching of Jesus is not found in any other account. In “Jesus: The Untold Story,” we’ll walk through the Gospel of John exploring 12 unique stories, events and teachings of the life of Jesus that only John records. Don’t miss out on this chance to dive deeper into the person of Jesus at Journey Church!

The first three biographies of Jesus found in the Bible, named after the three men who wrote them (Matthew, Mark and Luke), give us the life and teaching of Jesus. But there is a fourth account of His life, radically different than the other three, written by the last surviving disciple. It is the final Gospel in the New Testament, also known by the name of the author: the Gospel of John. Ninety percent of what it holds about the life and teaching of Jesus is not found in any other account. In “Jesus: The Untold Story,” we’ll walk through the Gospel of John exploring 12 unique stories, events and teachings of the life of Jesus that only John records. Don’t miss out on this chance to dive deeper into the person of Jesus at Journey Church!