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Kingdom Come: Six Voices on Your Place in God's Kingdom

Journey pastoral team · Video published February 23, 2026 · 1:51:51

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Journey Church's 16th-anniversary service includes worship, personal testimony, and a church-history retrospective. The pastoral team introduces the year's Kingdom Come focus through six messages of six minutes each and encourages the congregation to respond as it listens.

Landon Stringham explores believers' identity and responsibility through passages in Corinthians, Peter, and Romans. The next message presents repentance as changing one's thinking to agree with God. Another message applies Matthew 5 and Luke 4 to Jesus' care for people in need. Jessie Clapp draws on Matthew 18-19 to emphasize childlike dependence and expectation.

Conor Moriarty uses Galatians, John 14, and other passages to argue that God's presence is already at work within believers and in ordinary life. Lorena Mathers uses the mustard-seed parable to emphasize small beginnings and the life God supplies. The service ends with an invitation to believe in Jesus and a shared prayer.

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Identity shapes your place in the kingdom

Drawing on 2 Corinthians 10, 1 Peter 2, Romans 8, and 2 Corinthians 5, Landon Stringham describes believers as people equipped to serve, intercede, belong to God's family, and represent Christ. He urges listeners to build their identity on these scriptural descriptions rather than their shortcomings.

Repentance is an invitation, not a threat

Applying the repentance calls in Matthew 3, 4, and 10, the message presents repentance as an invitation to join God's kingdom. Romans 12:2 and John 10:10 support its call to replace the world's assumptions with agreement with God and life in Jesus.

Childlike dependence and expectation

Applying Matthew 18 and 19, Jessie Clapp emphasizes dependence on God and expectation in prayer. She presents Jesus as intentionally modeling that posture and urges believers to loosen the grip of control and self-reliance.

Recognizing God's presence

Applying Galatians and John 14, Conor Moriarty argues that God's presence is already at work within believers. He contrasts recognizing that reality with trying to earn God's attention through greater desperation, and urges listeners to notice God's work in everyday life.

Small seeds carry unstoppable life

Applying Matthew 13:31-32 and 1 Peter 1:23, Lorena Mathers describes the kingdom's growth as dependent on God's life rather than impressive beginnings. She encourages listeners to participate even when their contribution seems small.

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