One of the discussions in the Church of America is over evangelism methods. What works best for reaching the lost? Should we send people out to where the harvest is in order to reach them or should we as individuals invite our friends, neighbors, coworkers, and family...

It was like any other day in mid July here in the Old Pueblo. I was driving up Craycroft Rd. when I saw a nice chair lying in the middle of the road.

I’m not always the most servant hearted person but wanting to please my Master, I pulled off the side of the road, put...

36 hours from now, a large portion of our congregation (85 signed commitment cards) will enter a focused 24 hours of prayer and fasting on behalf of The Journey Church and its mission here in Tucson. But what is “fasting” and is it necessary or is it a burdensome relig...

Each one must give as he has decided in his heart, not reluc­tantly or under com­pul­sion, for God loves a cheer­ful giver. 2 Corinthi­ans 9:7 

Low Giv­ing

This past Sun­day the lead­er­ship of The Jour­ney set some­thing before us that they felt was impor­tant for us t...

And I said: “Woe is me! For I am lost; for I am a man of unclean lips, and I dwell in the midst of a peo­ple of unclean lips; for my eyes have seen the King, the Lord of hosts!” Isa­iah 6:5

Isa­iah was such a godly man in com­par­i­son to the rest of human­i...

“… ‘Go out to the high­ways and hedges and com­pel peo­ple to come in, that my house may be filled.’”  Jesus of Nazareth

It is our vision “To lead a church to inten­tion­ally engage the 94% (spir­i­tu­ally unini­ti­ated) meet them where they’re at, intro­duce...

Our church just fin­ished 3 months in the Old Tes­ta­ment book of Exo­dus in a talk series called “MOVE”.

I had a blast work­ing on it and while we are not Old Tes­ta­ment Jews we are instructed in the New Tes­ta­ment to learn the Old Tes­ta­ment Scrip­tures because...

Do I at times carry too much emo­tion­ally in life, work, home, mar­riage, or min­istry? Absolutely!

There are times when I get so wound up that not only is fail­ure dev­as­tat­ing but suc­cess isn’t much bet­ter because it makes me feel like the bar of excel­lence jus...

It was the hard­est 1st day on the trail ever! It started at 9,500 ft. ele­va­tion and went up over 11,500 ft. before descend­ing back down to 10,000 ft. That’s 3,000 ver­ti­cal feet of climb­ing at high alti­tude and my 62 lb. back­pack was just too much. I may have s...