The Journey Church Houston Podcast The Journey

The spiritual life can be difficult and frustrating. Our spiritual growth can sometimes be painfully slow. In this sermon, from John 6:1–15, recounting the only event from Jesus’ life other than the cross and resurrection that is recorded in all four Gospel accounts, Mace Perez points us to three objects of our trust that will encourage us along our spiritual journeys.
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We all know what it feels like to have a troubled conscience. We all know what it feels like to try to live a good life and try to be a good person, only to be plagued by this feeling that there's something wrong with us and that there's something wrong in us? Where can we find reprieve from this feeling?
Find out in this week's sermon by Pastor Mace from John 5.
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What could give two sisters strength and peace in the horror of a Nazi death camp? What could give a father with a deathly ill son hope? And how can we likewise be comforted to the very depths of our souls? Find out in this week's sermon on John 4:43–54 by Pastor Steven Hiller.
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We all have this innate drive to search for true and lasting happiness and satisfaction. But why is it so elusive? And is there any hope of finding it? Those are the questions we are going to explore in today’s sermon from John 4, Jesus’ encounter with the Samaritan woman at the well.
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How can a person be made right with God? Most of us think it is by trying really hard to be a good person and keep all of the rules. But is that true? That is the topic of conversation in today’s passage between Jesus and a Jewish religious leader who comes to Jesus under the darkness of night. And this conversation leads up to what is probably the most famous Bible verse in the world that gives us the answer.
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Throughout the Gospel According to John, Jesus makes some bold claims about his identity. In this week’s sermon, we are going to see Jesus make a claim about his authority. We are going to see a demonstration of his authority, a sign that will authenticate his authority, and we will see a deeper need that Jesus’ display of authority reveals.
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