The Journey Church Houston Podcast

The Journey’s Core Convictions: Humanity, the Fall, and Salvation

In this episode, Steven continues our series on The Journey’s Core Convictions. These are the beliefs we hold most dear because they are essential Christian beliefs. Here, he teaches us what we believe about humanity, the fall, and salvation. In other words, who are we and what were we made for? What went wrong? And what has God done, and what will God do to fix it?
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The Journey’s Core Convictions: God

In this episode Mace begins a new lesson series on The Journey’s Core Convictions. These are the beliefs we hold most dear because they are essential Christian beliefs. We start by discussing the most important and fundamental beliefs about God Himself, the main character in the Christian Story, the one who is truth, goodness, and beauty. Because the more we know Him, the more we will delight in Him. And the more we delight in Him, the more we will become like Him. And the more excited and equipped we will be to invite others to know Him.
For more information, resources, and to connect with us, visit www.thejourneyhouston.org! 

The Journey’s Values: Missional

In this episode Mace concludes our series of lessons on The Journey’s Core Values. In this lesson, we discuss our Missional value. Everyone is already on a spiritual journey, and we get to walk alongside them. We call living intentional to this end being missional. Jesus gave us a mission: to make disciples. Or the way we like to say it: to invite people on a Journey to discover the truth, goodness, and beauty of the Christian Story. This is our duty, and this is our delight.
For more information, resources, and to connect with us, visit www.thejourneyhouston.org!

The Journey’s Values: Relational

In this episode of The Journey Church Houston Podcast, Steven continues our series of lessons on The Journey’s Core Values. In this lesson, we discuss our Relational value. We were made for relationships because we are made in the image of a relational God. Relationships with our brothers and sisters in Christ are one of God’s greatest gifts. And relationships are essential to reaching the lost and unconnected in our age. 
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The Journey’s Values: Thoughtful

In this episode, Mace continues our series on The Journey's Core Values. This lesson focuses on our Thoughtful value. We want to be a church full of members who know what Christians believe, why we believe it, and how it makes sense of our lives and the world. We hope you are inspired and encouraged by this lesson to be a lifelong learner and to enjoy the journey!
 
For more information, resources, and to connect with us, go to www.thejourneyhouston.org.
 
Suggested resources mentioned in the episode (We have no official affiliation with any of these.):
Exploring Christian TheologyVolume 1
Volume 2
Volume 3
Confronting Christianity
The Briefing

The Journey’s Values: Biblical

In this episode, Mace Perez begins a series on The Journey's Core Values. Our first and most foundational value is that we want to be a Biblical church. Because the Bible is God's revelation of the Christian Story, the true, good, and beautiful story that makes sense of the world and gives meaning and purpose to our lives.
 
For information and to get involved, go to www.thejourneyhouston.org.
 
Suggested resources mentioned in the episode (We have no official affiliation with any of these.):
Luke, Acts, and Romans Bible Reading Plan
www.thebiblicalstory.org
www.soniclight.com
www.netbible.org 
www.teachmethebible.com
www.9marks.org/tag/bible-talk 

The Mission

In this episode, Steven Hiller teaches on the mission of The Journey. We are a church plant in Houston, TX that exists to invite people on a Journey to discover the truth, goodness, and beauty of the Christian Story. 
 
For more information, resources, and to get involved with The Journey, go to www.thejourneyhouston.org.