Journey Church Versailles, KY

We hope you join us for our new sermon series on Sunday mornings at 9:15am or 11am, called Belong. Belonging is one of the basic needs that we require to survive. In a world that is increasingly impersonal, we all need to know that we are valued, loved, and needed. The church should lead the way in making people feel like they Belong. Come explore how you can truly Belong to the body of Christ at Journey Church, beginning on September 15th. You have a place here at Journey Church and in God's family.

The International Conference on Missions (ICOM) is a missions-focused conference that meets each fall. This year, the conference will be held at Rupp Arena in Lexington on November 14-16. Boasting over 600 exhibit booths, 150 breakout sessions, and 5 main sessions – ICOM is the “go-to” for global missions connections, finding resources, and serving opportunities. There's even concurrent sessions for kids and students. Because we are a partner church with ICOM, anyone from Journey can register for FREE! Save the date and start making plans to join us at ICOM this fall. For more information, contact Richie Phillips at [email protected] or Eric Rice at [email protected].

When Jesus spoke, people listened. Hundreds, even thousands gathered to hear what He has to say. Jesus was an incredible storyteller. When he spoke, his stories met people where they were at so that they could fully grasp what he was teaching. He shared about the Kingdom of Heaven through everyday stories. This gave people a real-life perspective and a tangible meaning to what it meant to believe in God and to follow Jesus.

When Jesus spoke, people listened. Hundreds, even thousands gathered to hear what He has to say. Jesus was an incredible storyteller. When he spoke, his stories met people where they were at so that they could fully grasp what he was teaching. He shared about the Kingdom of Heaven though everyday stories. This gave people a real-life perspective and a tangible meaning to what it meant to believe in God and to follow Jesus.

When Jesus spoke, people listened. Hundreds, even thousands gathered to hear what He has to say. Jesus was an incredible storyteller. When he spoke, his stories met people where they were at so that they could fully grasp what he was teaching. He shared about the Kingdom of Heaven though everyday stories. This gave people a real-life perspective and a tangible meaning to what it meant to believe in God and to follow Jesus.

When Jesus spoke, people listened. Hundreds, even thousands gathered to hear what He has to say. Jesus was an incredible storyteller. When he spoke, his stories met people where they were at so that they could fully grasp what he was teaching. He shared about the Kingdom of Heaven though everyday stories. This gave people a real-life perspective and a tangible meaning to what it meant to believe in God and to follow Jesus.

When Jesus spoke, people listened. Hundreds, even thousands gathered to hear what He has to say. Jesus was an incredible storyteller. When he spoke, his stories met people where they were at so that they could fully grasp what he was teaching. He shared about the Kingdom of Heaven though everyday stories. This gave people a real-life perspective and a tangible meaning to what it meant to believe in God and to follow Jesus.

When Jesus spoke, people listened. Hundreds, even thousands gathered to hear what He has to say. Jesus was an incredible storyteller. When he spoke, his stories met people where they were at so that they could fully grasp what he was teaching. He shared about the Kingdom of Heaven though everyday stories. This gave people a real-life perspective and a tangible meaning to what it meant to believe in God and to follow Jesus.

When Jesus spoke, people listened. Hundreds, even thousands gathered to hear what He has to say. Jesus was an incredible storyteller. When he spoke, his stories met people where they were at so that they could fully grasp what he was teaching. He shared about the Kingdom of Heaven though everyday stories. This gave people a real-life perspective and a tangible meaning to what it meant to believe in God and to follow Jesus.

When Jesus spoke, people listened. Hundreds, even thousands gathered to hear what He has to say. Jesus was an incredible storyteller. When he spoke, his stories met people where they were at so that they could fully grasp what he was teaching. He shared about the Kingdom of Heaven though everyday stories. This gave people a real-life perspective and a tangible meaning to what it meant to believe in God and to follow Jesus.

When Jesus spoke, people listened. Hundreds, even thousands gathered to hear what He has to say. Jesus was an incredible storyteller. When he spoke, his stories met people where they were at so that they could fully grasp what he was teaching. He shared about the Kingdom of Heaven though everyday stories. This gave people a real-life perspective and a tangible meaning to what it meant to believe in God and to follow Jesus.

When Jesus spoke, people listened. Hundreds, even thousands gathered to hear what He has to say. Jesus was an incredible storyteller. When he spoke, his stories met people where they were at so that they could fully grasp what he was teaching. He shared about the Kingdom of Heaven though everyday stories. This gave people a real-life perspective and a tangible meaning to what it meant to believe in God and to follow Jesus.

When Jesus spoke, people listened. Hundreds, even thousands gathered to hear what He has to say. Jesus was an incredible storyteller. When he spoke, his stories met people where they were at so that they could fully grasp what he was teaching. He shared about the Kingdom of Heaven though everyday stories. This gave people a real-life perspective and a tangible meaning to what it meant to believe in God and to follow Jesus.

Culture is making some dramatic shifts all around us. Sometimes as Christians we feel like we are living in a foreign world. There is a good reason for that. The Bible says that we are foreigners and aliens in this world. But this is not the first time that God’s people have been in foreign territory. The Old Testament of Daniel records the history of the Jewish people being in a foreign land and a hostile culture. In Daniel, we learn that when culture shifts, we need to know who we are, reaffirm our convictions, and respond with love. We can do this by learning to live in the tension between truth and grace. Truth is God’s standard, and without it we lose our way. Grace is God’s favor, and without it we can seem judgmental and mean. As we begin to hold God’s truth high and freely give the grace we freely received, we can journey together to make a difference. Join us as we study the book of Daniel!

Culture is making some dramatic shifts all around us. Sometimes as Christians we feel like we are living in a foreign world. There is a good reason for that. The Bible says that we are foreigners and aliens in this world. But this is not the first time that God’s people have been in foreign territory. The Old Testament of Daniel records the history of the Jewish people being in a foreign land and a hostile culture. In Daniel, we learn that when culture shifts, we need to know who we are, reaffirm our convictions, and respond with love. We can do this by learning to live in the tension between truth and grace. Truth is God’s standard, and without it we lose our way. Grace is God’s favor, and without it we can seem judgmental and mean. As we begin to hold God’s truth high and freely give the grace we freely received, we can journey together to make a difference. Join us as we study the book of Daniel!

*Technical Difficulty* Please skip to 1:50, to begin listening... Culture is making some dramatic shifts all around us. Sometimes as Christians we feel like we are living in a foreign world. There is a good reason for that. The Bible says that we are foreigners and aliens in this world. But this is not the first time that God’s people have been in foreign territory. The Old Testament of Daniel records the history of the Jewish people being in a foreign land and a hostile culture. In Daniel, we learn that when culture shifts, we need to know who we are, reaffirm our convictions, and respond with love. We can do this by learning to live in the tension between truth and grace. Truth is God’s standard, and without it we lose our way. Grace is God’s favor, and without it we can seem judgmental and mean. As we begin to hold God’s truth high and freely give the grace we freely received, we can journey together to make a difference. Join us as we study the book of Daniel!

Culture is making some dramatic shifts all around us. Sometimes as Christians we feel like we are living in a foreign world. There is a good reason for that. The Bible says that we are foreigners and aliens in this world. But this is not the first time that God’s people have been in foreign territory. The Old Testament of Daniel records the history of the Jewish people being in a foreign land and a hostile culture. In Daniel, we learn that when culture shifts, we need to know who we are, reaffirm our convictions, and respond with love. We can do this by learning to live in the tension between truth and grace. Truth is God’s standard, and without it we lose our way. Grace is God’s favor, and without it we can seem judgmental and mean. As we begin to hold God’s truth high and freely give the grace we freely received, we can journey together to make a difference. Join us as we study the book of Daniel!

Culture is making some dramatic shifts all around us. Sometimes as Christians we feel like we are living in a foreign world. There is a good reason for that. The Bible says that we are foreigners and aliens in this world. But this is not the first time that God’s people have been in foreign territory. The Old Testament of Daniel records the history of the Jewish people being in a foreign land and a hostile culture. In Daniel, we learn that when culture shifts, we need to know who we are, reaffirm our convictions, and respond with love. We can do this by learning to live in the tension between truth and grace. Truth is God’s standard, and without it we lose our way. Grace is God’s favor, and without it we can seem judgmental and mean. As we begin to hold God’s truth high and freely give the grace we freely received, we can journey together to make a difference. Join us as we study the book of Daniel!

Culture is making some dramatic shifts all around us. Sometimes as Christians we feel like we are living in a foreign world. There is a good reason for that. The Bible says that we are foreigners and aliens in this world. But this is not the first time that God’s people have been in foreign territory. The Old Testament of Daniel records the history of the Jewish people being in a foreign land and a hostile culture. In Daniel, we learn that when culture shifts, we need to know who we are, reaffirm our convictions, and respond with love. We can do this by learning to live in the tension between truth and grace. Truth is God’s standard, and without it we lose our way. Grace is God’s favor, and without it we can seem judgmental and mean. As we begin to hold God’s truth high and freely give the grace we freely received, we can journey together to make a difference. Join us as we study the book of Daniel!

Culture is making some dramatic shifts all around us. Sometimes as Christians we feel like we are living in a foreign world. There is a good reason for that. The Bible says that we are foreigners and aliens in this world. But this is not the first time that God’s people have been in foreign territory. The Old Testament of Daniel records the history of the Jewish people being in a foreign land and a hostile culture. In Daniel, we learn that when culture shifts, we need to know who we are, reaffirm our convictions, and respond with love. We can do this by learning to live in the tension between truth and grace. Truth is God’s standard, and without it we lose our way. Grace is God’s favor, and without it we can seem judgmental and mean. As we begin to hold God’s truth high and freely give the grace we freely received, we can journey together to make a difference. Join us as we study the book of Daniel!

Join us online this Easter for Worship as we celebrate the resurection of Jesus and the new life we have in Him. We hope you are encouraged by the knowledge of His love and can join us in celbrating the good news of this Gospel together!

At the end of Jesus’ time on the earth, after his crucifixion, his burial, and resurrection, He called His followers together and gave them a mission. The mission would be to go into all the world and make disciples, sparking the greatest outreach endeavor in the history of the world. The message was so powerful and compelling that his followers were accused of ‘turning the world upside down.’ Join us as we begin our new series “Sent,” a study of the book of Acts, which records the early spread of Christianity. Let’s relive the excitement of the story of how the church was born and spread all over the world. And all because the disciples were “Sent!”

At the end of Jesus’ time on the earth, after his crucifixion, his burial, and resurrection, He called His followers together and gave them a mission. The mission would be to go into all the world and make disciples, sparking the greatest outreach endeavor in the history of the world. The message was so powerful and compelling that his followers were accused of ‘turning the world upside down.’ Join us as we begin our new series “Sent,” a study of the book of Acts, which records the early spread of Christianity. Let’s relive the excitement of the story of how the church was born and spread all over the world. And all because the disciples were “Sent!”

At the end of Jesus’ time on the earth, after his crucifixion, his burial, and resurrection, He called His followers together and gave them a mission. The mission would be to go into all the world and make disciples, sparking the greatest outreach endeavor in the history of the world. The message was so powerful and compelling that his followers were accused of ‘turning the world upside down.’ Join us as we begin our new series “Sent,” a study of the book of Acts, which records the early spread of Christianity. Let’s relive the excitement of the story of how the church was born and spread all over the world. And all because the disciples were “Sent!”

At the end of Jesus’ time on the earth, after his crucifixion, his burial, and resurrection, He called His followers together and gave them a mission. The mission would be to go into all the world and make disciples, sparking the greatest outreach endeavor in the history of the world. The message was so powerful and compelling that his followers were accused of ‘turning the world upside down.’ Join us as we begin our new series “Sent,” a study of the book of Acts, which records the early spread of Christianity. Let’s relive the excitement of the story of how the church was born and spread all over the world. And all because the disciples were “Sent!”

At the end of Jesus’ time on the earth, after his crucifixion, his burial, and resurrection, He called His followers together and gave them a mission. The mission would be to go into all the world and make disciples, sparking the greatest outreach endeavor in the history of the world. The message was so powerful and compelling that his followers were accused of ‘turning the world upside down.’ Join us as we begin our new series “Sent,” a study of the book of Acts, which records the early spread of Christianity. Let’s relive the excitement of the story of how the church was born and spread all over the world. And all because the disciples were “Sent!”

At the end of Jesus’ time on the earth, after his crucifixion, his burial, and resurrection, He called His followers together and gave them a mission. The mission would be to go into all the world and make disciples, sparking the greatest outreach endeavor in the history of the world. The message was so powerful and compelling that his followers were accused of ‘turning the world upside down.’ Join us as we begin our new series “Sent,” a study of the book of Acts, which records the early spread of Christianity. Let’s relive the excitement of the story of how the church was born and spread all over the world. And all because the disciples were “Sent!”

At the end of Jesus’ time on the earth, after his crucifixion, his burial, and resurrection, He called His followers together and gave them a mission. The mission would be to go into all the world and make disciples, sparking the greatest outreach endeavor in the history of the world. The message was so powerful and compelling that his followers were accused of ‘turning the world upside down.’ Join us as we begin our new series “Sent,” a study of the book of Acts, which records the early spread of Christianity. Let’s relive the excitement of the story of how the church was born and spread all over the world. And all because the disciples were “Sent!”

At the end of Jesus’ time on the earth, after his crucifixion, his burial, and resurrection, He called His followers together and gave them a mission. The mission would be to go into all the world and make disciples, sparking the greatest outreach endeavor in the history of the world. The message was so powerful and compelling that his followers were accused of ‘turning the world upside down.’ Join us as we begin our new series “Sent,” a study of the book of Acts, which records the early spread of Christianity. Let’s relive the excitement of the story of how the church was born and spread all over the world. And all because the disciples were “Sent!”

At the end of Jesus’ time on the earth, after his crucifixion, his burial, and resurrection, He called His followers together and gave them a mission. The mission would be to go into all the world and make disciples, sparking the greatest outreach endeavor in the history of the world. The message was so powerful and compelling that his followers were accused of ‘turning the world upside down.’ Join us as we begin our new series “Sent,” a study of the book of Acts, which records the early spread of Christianity. Let’s relive the excitement of the story of how the church was born and spread all over the world. And all because the disciples were “Sent!”

At the end of Jesus’ time on the earth, after his crucifixion, his burial, and resurrection, He called His followers together and gave them a mission. The mission would be to go into all the world and make disciples, sparking the greatest outreach endeavor in the history of the world. The message was so powerful and compelling that his followers were accused of ‘turning the world upside down.’ Join us as we begin our new series “Sent,” a study of the book of Acts, which records the early spread of Christianity. Let’s relive the excitement of the story of how the church was born and spread all over the world. And all because the disciples were “Sent!”

At the end of Jesus’ time on the earth, after his crucifixion, his burial, and resurrection, He called His followers together and gave them a mission. The mission would be to go into all the world and make disciples, sparking the greatest outreach endeavor in the history of the world. The message was so powerful and compelling that his followers were accused of ‘turning the world upside down.’ Join us as we begin our new series “Sent,” a study of the book of Acts, which records the early spread of Christianity. Let’s relive the excitement of the story of how the church was born and spread all over the world. And all because the disciples were “Sent!”

Thank you for joining us for Worship as Tony, our Associate Minister, shares with us a standalone message on the importance of the nation of Israel for our Christian Faith.

Thank you for joining us as Randy shares a stand alone message about the prophecies which foretold the life of Jesus! His coming, his miracles, death and resurrection! We hope you are encouraged in remembering the true meaning of Christmas!

At the end of Jesus’ time on the earth, after his crucifixion, his burial, and resurrection, He called His followers together and gave them a mission. The mission would be to go into all the world and make disciples, sparking the greatest outreach endeavor in the history of the world. The message was so powerful and compelling that his followers were accused of ‘turning the world upside down.’ Join us as we being our new series “Sent,” a study of the book of Acts, which records the early spread of Christianity. Let’s relive the excitement of the story of how the church was born and spread all over the world. And all because the disciples were “Sent!”

At the end of Jesus’ time on the earth, after his crucifixion, his burial, and resurrection, He called His followers together and gave them a mission. The mission would be to go into all the world and make disciples, sparking the greatest outreach endeavor in the history of the world. The message was so powerful and compelling that his followers were accused of ‘turning the world upside down.’ Join us as we being our new series “Sent,” a study of the book of Acts, which records the early spread of Christianity. Let’s relive the excitement of the story of how the church was born and spread all over the world. And all because the disciples were “Sent!”

At the end of Jesus’ time on the earth, after his crucifixion, his burial, and resurrection, He called His followers together and gave them a mission. The mission would be to go into all the world and make disciples, sparking the greatest outreach endeavor in the history of the world. The message was so powerful and compelling that his followers were accused of ‘turning the world upside down.’ Join us as we being our new series “Sent,” a study of the book of Acts, which records the early spread of Christianity. Let’s relive the excitement of the story of how the church was born and spread all over the world. And all because the disciples were “Sent!”

At the end of Jesus’ time on the earth, after his crucifixion, his burial, and resurrection, He called His followers together and gave them a mission. The mission would be to go into all the world and make disciples, sparking the greatest outreach endeavor in the history of the world. The message was so powerful and compelling that his followers were accused of ‘turning the world upside down.’ Join us as we being our new series “Sent,” a study of the book of Acts, which records the early spread of Christianity. Let’s relive the excitement of the story of how the church was born and spread all over the world. And all because the disciples were “Sent!”

At the end of Jesus’ time on the earth, after his crucifixion, his burial, and resurrection, He called His followers together and gave them a mission. The mission would be to go into all the world and make disciples, sparking the greatest outreach endeavor in the history of the world. The message was so powerful and compelling that his followers were accused of ‘turning the world upside down.’ Join us as we being our new series “Sent,” a study of the book of Acts, which records the early spread of Christianity. Let’s relive the excitement of the story of how the church was born and spread all over the world. And all because the disciples were “Sent!”

At the end of Jesus’ time on the earth, after his crucifixion, his burial, and resurrection, He called His followers together and gave them a mission. The mission would be to go into all the world and make disciples, sparking the greatest outreach endeavor in the history of the world. The message was so powerful and compelling that his followers were accused of ‘turning the world upside down.’ Join us as we being our new series “Sent,” a study of the book of Acts, which records the early spread of Christianity. Let’s relive the excitement of the story of how the church was born and spread all over the world. And all because the disciples were “Sent!”

At the end of Jesus’ time on the earth, after his crucifixion, his burial, and resurrection, He called His followers together and gave them a mission. The mission would be to go into all the world and make disciples, sparking the greatest outreach endeavor in the history of the world. The message was so powerful and compelling that his followers were accused of ‘turning the world upside down.’ Join us as we being our new series “Sent,” a study of the book of Acts, which records the early spread of Christianity. Let’s relive the excitement of the story of how the church was born and spread all over the world. And all because the disciples were “Sent!”

At the end of Jesus’ time on the earth, after his crucifixion, his burial, and resurrection, He called His followers together and gave them a mission. The mission would be to go into all the world and make disciples, sparking the greatest outreach endeavor in the history of the world. The message was so powerful and compelling that his followers were accused of ‘turning the world upside down.’ Join us as we being our new series “Sent,” a study of the book of Acts, which records the early spread of Christianity. Let’s relive the excitement of the story of how the church was born and spread all over the world. And all because the disciples were “Sent!”

At the end of Jesus’ time on the earth, after his crucifixion, his burial, and resurrection, He called His followers together and gave them a mission. The mission would be to go into all the world and make disciples, sparking the greatest outreach endeavor in the history of the world. The message was so powerful and compelling that his followers were accused of ‘turning the world upside down.’ Join us as we being our new series “Sent,” a study of the book of Acts, which records the early spread of Christianity. Let’s relive the excitement of the story of how the church was born and spread all over the world. And all because the disciples were “Sent!”

At the end of Jesus’ time on the earth, after his crucifixion, his burial, and resurrection, He called His followers together and gave them a mission. The mission would be to go into all the world and make disciples, sparking the greatest outreach endeavor in the history of the world. The message was so powerful and compelling that his followers were accused of ‘turning the world upside down.’ Join us as we begin our new series “Sent,” a study of the book of Acts, which records the early spread of Christianity. Let’s relive the excitement of the story of how the church was born and spread all over the world. And all because the disciples were “Sent!”

At the end of Jesus’ time on the earth, after his crucifixion, his burial, and resurrection, He called His followers together and gave them a mission. The mission would be to go into all the world and make disciples, sparking the greatest outreach endeavor in the history of the world. The message was so powerful and compelling that his followers were accused of ‘turning the world upside down.’ Join us as we begin our new series “Sent,” a study of the book of Acts, which records the early spread of Christianity. Let’s relive the excitement of the story of how the church was born and spread all over the world. And all because the disciples were “Sent!”

At the end of Jesus’ time on the earth, after his crucifixion, his burial, and resurrection, He called His followers together and gave them a mission. The mission would be to go into all the world and make disciples, sparking the greatest outreach endeavor in the history of the world. The message was so powerful and compelling that his followers were accused of ‘turning the world upside down.’ Join us as we begin our new series “Sent,” a study of the book of Acts, which records the early spread of Christianity. Let’s relive the excitement of the story of how the church was born and spread all over the world. And all because the disciples were “Sent!”

At the end of Jesus’ time on the earth, after his crucifixion, his burial, and resurrection, He called His followers together and gave them a mission. The mission would be to go into all the world and make disciples, sparking the greatest outreach endeavor in the history of the world. The message was so powerful and compelling that his followers were accused of ‘turning the world upside down.’ Join us as we begin our new series “Sent,” a study of the book of Acts, which records the early spread of Christianity. Let’s relive the excitement of the story of how the church was born and spread all over the world. And all because the disciples were “Sent!”

At the end of Jesus’ time on the earth, after his crucifixion, his burial, and resurrection, He called His followers together and gave them a mission. The mission would be to go into all the world and make disciples, sparking the greatest outreach endeavor in the history of the world. The message was so powerful and compelling that his followers were accused of ‘turning the world upside down.’ Join us as we being our new series “Sent,” a study of the book of Acts, which records the early spread of Christianity. Let’s relive the excitement of the story of how the church was born and spread all over the world. And all because the disciples were “Sent!”

At the end of Jesus’ time on the earth, after his crucifixion, his burial, and resurrection, He called His followers together and gave them a mission. The mission would be to go into all the world and make disciples, sparking the greatest outreach endeavor in the history of the world. The message was so powerful and compelling that his followers were accused of ‘turning the world upside down.’ Join us as we being our new series “Sent,” a study of the book of Acts, which records the early spread of Christianity. Let’s relive the excitement of the story of how the church was born and spread all over the world. And all because the disciples were “Sent!”

At the end of Jesus’ time on the earth, after his crucifixion, his burial, and resurrection, He called His followers together and gave them a mission. The mission would be to go into all the world and make disciples, sparking the greatest outreach endeavor in the history of the world. The message was so powerful and compelling that his followers were accused of ‘turning the world upside down.’ Join us as we being our new series “Sent,” a study of the book of Acts, which records the early spread of Christianity. Let’s relive the excitement of the story of how the church was born and spread all over the world. And all because the disciples were “Sent!”