Journey Church Versailles, KY

"How do we Move on our personal Journey toward Jesus in the midst of sheltering in place?" Join us as we walk through the priorities we can adopt to help us take our next steps, even when we can't move past the threshold of our own homes.

"How do we Move on our personal Journey toward Jesus in the midst of sheltering in place?" Join us as we walk through the priorities we can adopt to help us take our next steps, even when we can't move past the threshold of our own homes.

"How do we Move on our personal Journey toward Jesus in the midst of sheltering in place?" Join us as we walk through the priorities we can adopt to help us take our next steps, even when we can't move past the threshold of our own homes.

"How do we Move on our personal Journey toward Jesus in the midst of sheltering in place?" Join us as we walk through the priorities we can adopt to help us take our next steps, even when we can't move past the threshold of our own homes.

How do we deal with the issues that we face today? Whether it be weeks of quarantine with Covid-19 or job conflict or loss, financial problems, health issues, grief, or addiction? There are plenty of issues that cause us stress and worry in our world today. Join us for a two week series on Faith in difficult times when we are tempted to worry and fret. What is the answer? You Just Gotta Have Faith!

How do we deal with the issues that we face today? Whether it be weeks of quarantine with Covid-19 or job conflict or loss, financial problems, health issues, grief, or addiction? There are plenty of issues that cause us stress and worry in our world today. Join us for a two week series on Faith in difficult times when we are tempted to worry and fret. What is the answer? You Just Gotta Have Faith!

Join us for our sermon series leading up to Easter entitled Journey To The Cross. In this series, we will look back at the dramatic events surrounding Jesus’ arrest in Gethsemane, interrogation before His enemies and Pilate, crucifixion at Calvary, and resurrection from the grave. In the Gospel account, we encounter Jesus as He calmly faces down His opponents and, ultimately, His own death on the cross. In the process, the incarnate Son of God, Messiah, and true King confronts us with His work on our behalf to offer salvation. It is a difficult story to read, but is real and has a deep meaning for each of our lives. The series will include Good Friday services and will conclude on Easter Sunday with the story of the Resurrection!

Join us for our sermon series leading up to Easter entitled Journey To The Cross. In this series, we will look back at the dramatic events surrounding Jesus’ arrest in Gethsemane, interrogation before His enemies and Pilate, crucifixion at Calvary, and resurrection from the grave. In the Gospel account, we encounter Jesus as He calmly faces down His opponents and, ultimately, His own death on the cross. In the process, the incarnate Son of God, Messiah, and true King confronts us with His work on our behalf to offer salvation. It is a difficult story to read, but is real and has a deep meaning for each of our lives. The series will include Good Friday services and will conclude on Easter Sunday with the story of the Resurrection!

Join us for our sermon series leading up to Easter entitled Journey To The Cross. In this series, we will look back at the dramatic events surrounding Jesus’ arrest in Gethsemane, interrogation before His enemies and Pilate, crucifixion at Calvary, and resurrection from the grave. In the Gospel account, we encounter Jesus as He calmly faces down His opponents and, ultimately, His own death on the cross. In the process, the incarnate Son of God, Messiah, and true King confronts us with His work on our behalf to offer salvation. It is a difficult story to read, but is real and has a deep meaning for each of our lives. The series will include Good Friday services and will conclude on Easter Sunday with the story of the Resurrection!

Join us for our sermon series leading up to Easter entitled Journey To The Cross. In this series, we will look back at the dramatic events surrounding Jesus’ arrest in Gethsemane, interrogation before His enemies and Pilate, crucifixion at Calvary, and resurrection from the grave. In the Gospel account, we encounter Jesus as He calmly faces down His opponents and, ultimately, His own death on the cross. In the process, the incarnate Son of God, Messiah, and true King confronts us with His work on our behalf to offer salvation. It is a difficult story to read, but is real and has a deep meaning for each of our lives. The series will include Good Friday services and will conclude on Easter Sunday with the story of the Resurrection!

Join us for our new sermon series leading up to Easter entitled Journey To The Cross. In this series, we will look back at the dramatic events surrounding Jesus’ arrest in Gethsemane, interrogation before His enemies and Pilate, crucifixion at Calvary, and resurrection from the grave. In the Gospel account, we encounter Jesus as He calmly faces down His opponents and, ultimately, His own death on the cross. In the process, the incarnate Son of God, Messiah, and true King confronts us with His work on our behalf to offer salvation. It is a difficult story to read, but is real and has a deep meaning for each of our lives. The series will include Good Friday services and will conclude on Easter Sunday with the story of the Resurrection!

Most people long for a life directed by a mission. If only we had special orders, a divine commission, a unique task, a clear calling, our lives would become filled with purpose and meaning. Jesus led the most purpose-driven life that has ever been lived. It filled His every thought, and fueled His every step. He often spoke of being "sent." Phrases such as "The Father has sent me" and "Him who sent me," and the deep sense of purpose and mission that entailed, flowed from the lips of Jesus more than 30 times in the gospel of John alone. And then, just before His crucifixion, Jesus delivers these staggering words: “As the Father has sent me, I am sending you” (John 20:21). The very mission and purpose of Jesus, the most significant life that has ever lived, has been passed on: To us. In this series, we will explore the life-changing idea of "Sent" - what it means, what it holds and how it can be fulfilled.

Most people long for a life directed by a mission. If only we had special orders, a divine commission, a unique task, a clear calling, our lives would become filled with purpose and meaning. Jesus led the most purpose-driven life that has ever been lived. It filled His every thought, and fueled His every step. He often spoke of being "sent." Phrases such as "The Father has sent me" and "Him who sent me," and the deep sense of purpose and mission that entailed, flowed from the lips of Jesus more than 30 times in the gospel of John alone. And then, just before His crucifixion, Jesus delivers these staggering words: “As the Father has sent me, I am sending you” (John 20:21). The very mission and purpose of Jesus, the most significant life that has ever lived, has been passed on: To us. In this series, we will explore the life-changing idea of "Sent" - what it means, what it holds and how it can be fulfilled.

Most people long for a life directed by a mission. If only we had special orders, a divine commission, a unique task, a clear calling, our lives would become filled with purpose and meaning. Jesus led the most purpose-driven life that has ever been lived. It filled His every thought, and fueled His every step. He often spoke of being "sent." Phrases such as "The Father has sent me" and "Him who sent me," and the deep sense of purpose and mission that entailed, flowed from the lips of Jesus more than 30 times in the gospel of John alone. And then, just before His crucifixion, Jesus delivers these staggering words: “As the Father has sent me, I am sending you” (John 20:21). The very mission and purpose of Jesus, the most significant life that has ever lived, has been passed on: To us. In this series, we will explore the life-changing idea of "Sent" - what it means, what it holds and how it can be fulfilled.

We hear people say, “I’m blessed,” when they describe what they have. But what does it mean when we say we are blessed? Do we really understand how blessed we are, who those blessings come from, and what the responsibility of being blessed really implies? Join us for this new series!

We hear people say, “I’m blessed,” when they describe what they have. But what does it mean when we say we are blessed? Do we really understand how blessed we are, who those blessings come from, and what the responsibility of being blessed really implies? Join us for this new series!

We hear people say, “I’m blessed,” when they describe what they have. But what does it mean when we say we are blessed? Do we really understand how blessed we are, who those blessings come from, and what the responsibility of being blessed really implies? Join us for this new series!

We hear people say, “I’m blessed,” when they describe what they have. But what does it mean when we say we are blessed? Do we really understand how blessed we are, who those blessings come from, and what the responsibility of being blessed really implies? Join us for this new series!

At the start of each year, we often look for something new in our lives. This year we want to start out by recognizing the truth that God is always ready to do something new in our lives: Souls refreshed. Relationships restored. Hearts reborn. God is the author of incredible stories of change and is ready to do the same in our lives as we move together toward Jesus. Join us as we learn how we can open the door to transformation in our series ‘RE’, this January at Journey Church.

At the start of each year, we often look for something new in our lives. This year we want to start out by recognizing the truth that God is always ready to do something new in our lives: Souls refreshed. Relationships restored. Hearts reborn. God is the author of incredible stories of change and is ready to do the same in our lives as we move together toward Jesus. Join us as we learn how we can open the door to transformation in our series ‘RE’, this January at Journey Church.

At the start of each year, we often look for something new in our lives. This year we want to start out by recognizing the truth that God is always ready to do something new in our lives: Souls refreshed. Relationships restored. Hearts reborn. God is the author of incredible stories of change and is ready to do the same in our lives as we move together toward Jesus. Join us as we learn how we can open the door to transformation in our series ‘RE’, this January at Journey Church.

At the start of each year, we often look for something new in our lives. This year we want to start out by recognizing the truth that God is always ready to do something new in our lives: Souls refreshed. Relationships restored. Hearts reborn. God is the author of incredible stories of change and is ready to do the same in our lives as we move together toward Jesus. Join us as we learn how we can open the door to transformation in our series ‘RE’, this January at Journey Church.

This Christmas amid all the chaos and joy we are going to be focusing ourselves on the arrival of Jesus. Come and celebrate the birth of Jesus with us at Journey, as we lift up the light of the world and true reason for this season. On December 15th we'll begin a three-part series based on the significance of Christmas in our lives today, culminating on Christmas Eve, where we’ll be celebrating Jesus birth with a Candle-light service together as a Church. In our day and age we are confronted by sin and brokenness at every turn, so we have every reason to look to the love of God which came to us in the form of a child so many years ago. Join us as we place Jesus at the center of this season and remember the hope, life, and peace He gives.

This Christmas amid all the chaos and joy we are going to be focusing ourselves on the arrival of Jesus. Come and celebrate the birth of Jesus with us at Journey, as we lift up the light of the world and true reason for this season. On December 15th we'll begin a three-part series based on the significance of Christmas in our lives today, culminating on Christmas Eve, where we’ll be celebrating Jesus birth with a Candle-light service together as a Church. In our day and age we are confronted by sin and brokenness at every turn, so we have every reason to look to the love of God which came to us in the form of a child so many years ago. Join us as we place Jesus at the center of this season and remember the hope, life, and peace He gives.

You know how to swim. You know how to ride a bike. Do you know how to Bible? As in, "How do I believe the Bible?", "How do I read the Bible?", "How do I interpret the Bible?," and "How do I apply the Bible?" These are often the most common questions about the Bible, but ones were often timid to ask. Knowing the Bible should be our passion as followers of Christ. Join us beginning November 10th as we learn “How to Bible?”

You know how to swim. You know how to ride a bike. Do you know how to Bible? As in, "How do I believe the Bible?", "How do I read the Bible?", "How do I interpret the Bible?," and "How do I apply the Bible?" These are often the most common questions about the Bible, but ones were often timid to ask. Knowing the Bible should be our passion as followers of Christ. Join us beginning November 10th as we learn “How to Bible?”

Follow us along the "Path" that leads us closer Jesus. This is the last week we will be talking about what our Journey toward Christ looks like. We will be discussing our intended destination to help us identify where we are and what our next steps might be on our daily Journey's. Don't miss out on this new and exciting series.

You know how to swim. You know how to ride a bike. Do you know how to Bible? As in, "How do I believe the Bible?", "How do I read the Bible?", "How do I interpret the Bible?," and "How do I apply the Bible?" These are often the most common questions about the Bible, but ones were often timid to ask. Knowing the Bible should be our passion as followers of Christ. Join us beginning November 10th as we learn “How to Bible?”

You know how to swim. You know how to ride a bike. Do you know how to Bible? As in, "How do I believe the Bible?", "How do I read the Bible?", "How do I interpret the Bible?," and "How do I apply the Bible?" These are often the most common questions about the Bible, but ones were often timid to ask. Knowing the Bible should be our passion as followers of Christ. Join us beginning November 10th as we learn “How to Bible?”

You know how to swim. You know how to ride a bike. Do you know how to Bible? As in, "How do I believe the Bible?", "How do I read the Bible?", "How do I interpret the Bible?," and "How do I apply the Bible?" These are often the most common questions about the Bible, but ones were often timid to ask. Knowing the Bible should be our passion as followers of Christ. Join us beginning November 10th as we learn “How to Bible?”

Follow us along the "Path" that leads us closer Jesus. This is the last week we will be talking about what our Journey toward Christ looks like. We will be discussing our intended destination to help us identify where we are and what our next steps might be on our daily Journey's. Don't miss out on this new and exciting series.

If there's a single word that has emerged on the cultural scene of late demanding attention, it's "woke." It used to mean just being "with it" - on top of things, knowing what's going on. Of late, it's taken on a more focused meaning, specifically being awakened to social injustice - particularly racism. Our country is involved in a deepening crisis of division, often with people talking past each other or, even worse, at each other. Yet the church is called to be the new community where there is neither "Jew nor Greek, slave nor free, male nor female, for you are all one in Christ Jesus" (Galatians 3:28, NIV). What does this vision mean for the church today and our mission and message to the world? What is race all about anyway, going all the way back to creation? What is the true nature of racism? What would a culture of civility actually entail? If Jesus took on race relations, racial divides, racial reconciliation, racial... everything, what would that look like? Join us and see!

If there's a single word that has emerged on the cultural scene of late demanding attention, it's "woke." It used to mean just being "with it" - on top of things, knowing what's going on. Of late, it's taken on a more focused meaning, specifically being awakened to social injustice - particularly racism. Our country is involved in a deepening crisis of division, often with people talking past each other or, even worse, at each other. Yet the church is called to be the new community where there is neither "Jew nor Greek, slave nor free, male nor female, for you are all one in Christ Jesus" (Galatians 3:28, NIV). What does this vision mean for the church today and our mission and message to the world? What is race all about anyway, going all the way back to creation? What is the true nature of racism? What would a culture of civility actually entail? If Jesus took on race relations, racial divides, racial reconciliation, racial... everything, what would that look like? Join us and see!

If there's a single word that has emerged on the cultural scene of late demanding attention, it's "woke." It used to mean just being "with it" - on top of things, knowing what's going on. Of late, it's taken on a more focused meaning, specifically being awakened to social injustice - particularly racism. Our country is involved in a deepening crisis of division, often with people talking past each other or, even worse, at each other. Yet the church is called to be the new community where there is neither "Jew nor Greek, slave nor free, male nor female, for you are all one in Christ Jesus" (Galatians 3:28, NIV). What does this vision mean for the church today and our mission and message to the world? What is race all about anyway, going all the way back to creation? What is the true nature of racism? What would a culture of civility actually entail? If Jesus took on race relations, racial divides, racial reconciliation, racial... everything, what would that look like? Join us and see!

It is the one idea among the Christian faith that is most unique among all religions. It's also the most scandalous. It is what attracts people the most, and is often the stumbling block over which they fall. It drew thousands to Jesus, and also nailed him to the cross. Without a doubt, it is the most significant dynamic, power and gift of the Christian faith. So if there is one thing that we need to "get right," it's this. And many don't get it right. Some reject it; some cheapen it; some make it a commodity to be earned; some say it only flows to a few; some refuse it to others; some apply it where it doesn't belong; some... well, you get the point. We hope you join us for this series at Journey!

It is the one idea among the Christian faith that is most unique among all religions. It's also the most scandalous. It is what attracts people the most, and is often the stumbling block over which they fall. It drew thousands to Jesus, and also nailed him to the cross. Without a doubt, it is the most significant dynamic, power and gift of the Christian faith. So if there is one thing that we need to "get right," it's this. And many don't get it right. Some reject it; some cheapen it; some make it a commodity to be earned; some say it only flows to a few; some refuse it to others; some apply it where it doesn't belong; some... well, you get the point. We hope you join us for this series at Journey!

It is the one idea among the Christian faith that is most unique among all religions. It's also the most scandalous. It is what attracts people the most, and is often the stumbling block over which they fall. It drew thousands to Jesus, and also nailed him to the cross. Without a doubt, it is the most significant dynamic, power and gift of the Christian faith. So if there is one thing that we need to "get right," it's this. And many don't get it right. Some reject it; some cheapen it; some make it a commodity to be earned; some say it only flows to a few; some refuse it to others; some apply it where it doesn't belong; some... well, you get the point. We hope you join us for this series at Journey!

Follow us along the "Path" that leads us closer Jesus. This is the last week we will be talking about what our Journey toward Christ looks like. We will be discussing our intended destination to help us identify where we are and what our next steps might be on our daily Journey's. Don't miss out on this new and exciting series.

Follow us along the "Path" that leads us closer Jesus. This is the last week we will be talking about what our Journey toward Christ looks like. We will be discussing our intended destination to help us identify where we are and what our next steps might be on our daily Journey's. Don't miss out on this new and exciting series.

Follow us along the "Path" that leads us closer Jesus. This is the last week we will be talking about what our Journey toward Christ looks like. We will be discussing our intended destination to help us identify where we are and what our next steps might be on our daily Journey's. Don't miss out on this new and exciting series.

Follow us along the "Path" that leads us closer Jesus. This is the last week we will be talking about what our Journey toward Christ looks like. We will be discussing our intended destination to help us identify where we are and what our next steps might be on our daily Journey's. Don't miss out on this new and exciting series.

Follow us along the "Path" that leads us closer Jesus. This is the last week we will be talking about what our Journey toward Christ looks like. We will be discussing our intended destination to help us identify where we are and what our next steps might be on our daily Journey's. Don't miss out on this new and exciting series.

Join us each Sunday morning at 9:30 or 11, beginning June 2nd for our new sermon series on the book of Colossians. We are calling the series, A Big Jesus, because in this book, Paul presents the greatness of Jesus and how He can help us deal with the big issues in our lives. We will look at who Jesus really is, how to mature in our faith, as well as some practical advice about marriage, family, and career. We need a Big Jesus for the big issues in our lives.

Join us each Sunday morning at 9:30 or 11, beginning June 2nd for our new sermon series on the book of Colossians. We are calling the series, A Big Jesus, because in this book, Paul presents the greatness of Jesus and how He can help us deal with the big issues in our lives. We will look at who Jesus really is, how to mature in our faith, as well as some practical advice about marriage, family, and career. We need a Big Jesus for the big issues in our lives.

Join us each Sunday morning at 9:30 or 11, beginning June 2nd for our new sermon series on the book of Colossians. We are calling the series, A Big Jesus, because in this book, Paul presents the greatness of Jesus and how He can help us deal with the big issues in our lives. We will look at who Jesus really is, how to mature in our faith, as well as some practical advice about marriage, family, and career. We need a Big Jesus for the big issues in our lives.

Join us each Sunday morning at 9:30 or 11, beginning June 2nd for our new sermon series on the book of Colossians. We are calling the series, A Big Jesus, because in this book, Paul presents the greatness of Jesus and how He can help us deal with the big issues in our lives. We will look at who Jesus really is, how to mature in our faith, as well as some practical advice about marriage, family, and career. We need a Big Jesus for the big issues in our lives.

Join us each Sunday morning at 9:30 or 11, beginning June 2nd for our new sermon series on the book of Colossians. We are calling the series, A Big Jesus, because in this book, Paul presents the greatness of Jesus and how He can help us deal with the big issues in our lives. We will look at who Jesus really is, how to mature in our faith, as well as some practical advice about marriage, family, and career. We need a Big Jesus for the big issues in our lives.

Join us each Sunday morning at 9:30 or 11, beginning June 2nd for our new sermon series on the book of Colossians. We are calling the series, A Big Jesus, because in this book, Paul presents the greatness of Jesus and how He can help us deal with the big issues in our lives. We will look at who Jesus really is, how to mature in our faith, as well as some practical advice about marriage, family, and career. We need a Big Jesus for the big issues in our lives.

Join us each Sunday morning at 9:30 or 11, beginning June 2nd for our new sermon series on the book of Colossians. We are calling the series, A Big Jesus, because in this book, Paul presents the greatness of Jesus and how He can help us deal with the big issues in our lives. We will look at who Jesus really is, how to mature in our faith, as well as some practical advice about marriage, family, and career. We need a Big Jesus for the big issues in our lives.

Join us each Sunday morning at 9:30 or 11, beginning June 2nd for our new sermon series on the book of Colossians. We are calling the series, A Big Jesus, because in this book, Paul presents the greatness of Jesus and how He can help us deal with the big issues in our lives. We will look at who Jesus really is, how to mature in our faith, as well as some practical advice about marriage, family, and career. We need a Big Jesus for the big issues in our lives.