Self-described authority skeptic J Hall joins pastor Mike Erre to cast a critical eye on this week’s “Mike Mondays” topic: Is God really in control of everything? Got comments or questions? Text us at (615) 861-9503 and join the conversation.
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In a world where strength is valued, scripture tells us that God does his best work through human weakness. The JourneyNOW roundtable panel takes a closer look at how weakness lives in all of us and what it means to embrace that reality.
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In this special Thanksgiving edition of JourneyNOW, Chase Ezell talks with host Suzie Lind about discovering Journey during the pandemic and now hosting monthly dinner gatherings of The Table. What he’s learned in the gospel according to Chase: Don’t be afraid and just show up. Every month, Journey people gather around tables to share a meal together. Though it can feel intimidating to show up at someone’s house for dinner, we think it’s the best way for strangers to become friends. Join us on December 5th by visiting journeytn.com/events to register.
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The Holy Spirit has been the least discussed—and most misunderstood—of God’s three persons. Not just a secret power or a Funky Phantom, the promise of the Holy Spirit is more about presence with us than anything He does.
As we explore this topic in a new series, the Journey NOW roundtable crew asks what it means to have the presence of the Holy Spirit in our daily lives. How does it look to have strength in our weakness?
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In a recent Sunday gathering, we practiced naming
the people and groups toward whom we hold contemptuous judgment. God transforms our hearts when we are honest before Him, and He can empower us to love and stay in relationship with some of the
people we whom we most disagree. On this special Journey Now episode, Suzie Lind talks with Lamont Turner. He shares his story growing up in the predominately white community of
Franklin, Tenn. and building bridges with people to move the Kingdom and our communities forward.
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We are all in “vocational ministry,” regardless of our profession, with a calling to love and serve Jesus through our work. So, if we’re all on staff for the Big-C Church, what does that look like as we meet in community and live out our individual lives?
Join the conversation and let us know about your staff position in Jesus’ Church. Is it to raise kids? Work in health care? Marketing? Are you a songwriter? A teacher? Text us at 615-861-9503 or email us at journey@journeytn.com and share your calling with us. We would love the privilege of praying for you and blessing you in your work.This week we wrap up our round table conversations on what it means to be a Follower of the Way.
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How does the rest of our culture regard the Church? What attracts them to our movement, and what drives them away? Special guest Silas Lind joins the regular NOW roundtable panel to explore how the world engages Christ followers. As a high school senior, Silas brings a unique generational perspective to how the Church is perceived. We’d love to hear your thoughts and questions. Join the conversation by texting us at (615) 861-9503 or emailing journey@journeytn.com.
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The NOW roundtable team reflects on the parable of wheat and weeds and why Jesus told his followers to care for the field instead of taking it upon themselves to start uprooting plants. What does that look like for us as a community? Got comments or questions? Text us at (615) 861-9503 and join the conversation.
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What do we miss–and who do we marginalize–when we misread the Bible? In a recent Sunday gathering, we learned how scripture describes the Church as a radical restructuring of the ideal Roman household and society. This week’s Journey NOW roundtable panel asks what it means to live out that ideal. And, they reflect on the damage caused when famous passages such as Ephesians 5 are read as instructions for Christian families instead of as a model for the Church.
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Do we misunderstand scripture when we apply modern, Western, individualist ideas to it? Journey NOW’s roundtable panel discusses Suzie Lind’s Sunday message on The Bride of Christ. How should we understand that phrase, and what does it mean for all of us to be the bride?
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