What do you do when Jesus doesn’t meet your expectations?

In Week 1 of The King & His Cross, Pastor Chris walks through the moment Jesus entered Jerusalem and the crowd shouted “Hosanna!”… but misunderstood what He actually came to do.

They wanted a King to fix their circumstances.

Jesus came to transform their hearts.

In this message, we unpack the difference between the salvation we expect and the salvation Jesus brings. Because while we often ask God to change what’s around us, He’s focused on changing what’s within us.

If you’ve ever felt disappointed, confused, or challenged by how God works in your life, this message will help you see Jesus more clearly and invite you to surrender to Him not just as Savior, but as King of your heart.

The question isn’t: Is Jesus King?The question is: Is He King of your heart?

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This past Sunday at Journey Church, we were honored to welcome our dear friend Dr. Vijay Goyal from Signature Awakening Ministries. In this powerful message, Empowered Authority, Dr. Goyal reminds us that the Christian life was never meant to be lived powerless.

Scripture tells us that the same power that raised Jesus from the dead now lives in those who belong to Him. Because of that, believers have been given authority through Christ to live boldly, stand in faith, and walk in the calling God has placed on their lives.

In this encouraging and challenging message, you’ll discover what it means to move from simply believing in Jesus to living in the authority He has entrusted to His followers.

If you’ve ever felt spiritually weak, uncertain, or hesitant in your faith, this message will remind you of the power and authority available to you through Christ.

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In our final week of This Is Love, Pastors Chris and Kim lean into relationship myths, heart-level truths, and some of the most honest questions we’ve received.

Is communication supposed to feel natural?
Can trust really be rebuilt?
What do you do when someone keeps hurting you?
How do you move past “I don’t know”?

This conversation is practical, real, and deeply biblical. From boundaries and accountability to rebuilding trust and creating emotional safety, this episode will challenge you to grow individually so your marriage can grow collectively.

Love is not performance.
Love is partnership.
And sometimes love is having the courage to have the hard conversation.

Week 2 got real.

Pastors Chris and Kim shared the stage and responded to your honest questions about communication, emotional needs, loneliness in marriage, repeated hurt, and rebuilding trust.

This wasn’t a Q&A.
It was Q&R. Our biblical responses to real-life situations.

We talk about why communication turns into conflict, why proximity does not equal intimacy, and how boundaries and accountability actually protect love.

Two different nervous systems.
One covenant.

If love has felt complicated lately, this conversation is for you.

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We talk about love constantly.
But what if we have been starting in the wrong place?

In Week One of This Is Love, Pastors Chris and Kim kick off the series by going all the way back to Genesis. Before marriage. Before “one flesh.” Before relationship status.

Before any of that… there was identity.

You were created in the image of God.

Marriage is not what gives you value.
Being chosen does not define your worth.
Your identity is not determined by a ring, a title, or how someone treats you.

In this honest and often humorous opening message, Chris and Kim share their own early expectations about marriage, confront cultural myths like “you complete me,” and unpack what Scripture actually teaches about image-bearing, covenant, and Christ-centered love.

You’ll discover:

• Why marriage cannot complete you
• What “helper” really means in Genesis 2
• The difference between contract and covenant
• Why the Gospel reshapes how we love
• And why love is not just a feeling, but a posture we choose

Whether you’re single, dating, married, or divorced, this message lays the foundation for a healthier, stronger, more Christ-centered understanding of love.

Because the real question is not just “What is love?”

It’s “How do I love when love is hard?”

This is Love.

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This week was special.

We gathered with our church family from Hilton Baptist Church for one powerful, united service. Journey Church had the honor of leading worship, and Pastor Lynwood from HBC brought a timely and challenging message.

What does a church that truly pleases God look like?

Pastor Lynwood walked us through Scripture and helped us see that it is not about preference or performance, but about hearts aligned with Him and lives that reflect Him.

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What do you do when you need to remember what God has done, tell the story of His faithfulness, and find hope for what’s next?

In this special snowed-in online service, Pastor Chris Hoyt unpacks the biblical idea of memory markers moments intentionally marked by God’s people to remember when He showed up. From stone altars in the Old Testament to worship songs that carry us through life’s hardest seasons, this message explores how memory fuels testimony and how testimony builds hope for the future.

Whether you’re walking through uncertainty, carrying a song from a past season, or believing God for what’s next, this message will remind you that faith is not just remembered. It’s meant to be projected forward.

👉 Memory protects us when the present gets hard👉 Testimony passes faith to the next generation👉 Hope is remembered faith meeting an uncertain future

Wherever you’re listening from, you’re still part of the gathered church.

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In Week 4 of our Airplane Mode series, Pastor Rob Schwartz challenges us to press pause on self-focus and lean into a life of service. Looking at the life of Jesus, we are reminded that the greatest are not the loudest, the most visible, or the most celebrated, but the ones who are willing to serve.

Jesus performed over 30 miracles recorded in the Gospels, and not a single one was done for His own benefit. Every miracle met a need. Every act of power flowed from compassion.

In this message, Pastor Rob breaks service down into three simple but challenging steps:

1. See the need

2. See yourself meeting the need

3. Meet the need

This message invites us to turn down the noise of self-preservation and turn up the voice of obedience, asking the question: Who can I serve today?

If you want a faith that moves beyond intention and into action, this message will encourage, convict, and inspire you to live like Jesus by serving others.

Listen now and press airplane mode on distraction so you can step into a life that reflects Christ.