The Journey
The Journey invites anyone thirsty for a deeper understanding and experience of the transforming presence of Christ and the Spirit to join a practical and biblically grounded intensive learning experience.
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Journey Destinations
By the end of The Journey program, each participant will have grown in his or her ability to:
- Understand the dynamics of formation in the flesh and in the Spirit
- Recognize & cooperate with the presence & work of the Holy Spirit in their life, and within community.
- Help others recognize & cooperate with the presence and work of the Holy Spirit in their life, and within community.
Program Overview
The Journey will consist of 3 Phases that cover the following themes/questions:
“What Brings Us Here?”
Understanding the theological foundations of the spiritual life (that leave us feeling stuck, confused, bored, dry, frustrated, hungry for more), and beginning to truly open up our soul to God to walk with Him.
“Who Comes With Us?”
Recognizing the relationships that have shaped our soul for better or for worse and fostering healthy relationships in our life now for our transformation.
“Where Shall We Go?”
Discerning what we are called to and how all our capacities are to be retrained as we walk in the Spirit.
These themes are explored through engaging video content and prayer projects. If you are interested, we recommend receiving one-on-one Spiritual Direction to talk about what arises through The Journey in your life with God.
Who should participate?
The Journey is being designed to help adult Christians who are:
- Seeking a deeper understanding of how the Holy Spirit transforms us
- Feeling stuck in their walk with God
- Hungering for greater intimacy with God
- Desiring equipping to help others who are stuck, broken, or wanting to grow
What can I expect?
The Journey will be an online, self-paced program designed to fit in the typical rhythms of church, work, and family life. It will require participants to commit to:
- Watching approximately 2 hours of weekly video content at their convenience
- Spending about 1 hour a week in practical exercises (mainly “prayer projects”)