As we navigate the ebbs and flows of everyday life, we inevitably experience seasons marked by loss and heartbreak. Whether it's the passing of a loved one, the end of a cherished relationship, the loss of a job and security, or a personal challenge that shakes our foundations, grief is universal. From the moment our first parents stepped out of the Garden into a life filled with toil and pain, grief and loss have permeated our story. Together, let’s explore the Word of God and uncover the provisions our Lord has for us today amid the valley of grief and loss.  Read More

Sojourn family, At the beginning of this month, we started a new journey into the Old Testament book of Nehemiah. As we explore the life of Nehemiah the prophet, we find ourselves arriving at the end of a desolate season for the Jewish nation: scattered and survivors of foreign captivity, a capital city in ruins and its walls broken and burned; a people, a nation left defenseless. However, the story...  Read More

How does this biblical account of this reluctant prophet deeply challenge and apply to the church and our individual lives today? Let us pause and reflect today as Jonah's journey confronts us with truths that challenge and inspire our growth as followers and lovers of Jesus.  Read More

In a time where we cannot decipher the real from the fake, the world, more and more, is going to hunger for something refreshingly authentic.   Read More

“If I told you there were millions of dollars in gold buried in your backyard, wouldn’t you do whatever it takes to learn how to dig it up?” This is what a mentor told me when I tried explaining to him that I didn’t know how to read my Bible. See, what he knew, and what I came to learn, is that God’s Word is a treasure unlike any other.   Read More

9 Tim Keller quotes that are so good, you should have to pay to read them.  Read More

I think we all love that Sojourn Sundays are dealt with casually, and invite a ‘come as you are’ mentality, but I think if we aren’t careful, a collective desire to make Sundays comfortable might cause us to miss out on having deep, serious conversations around the things of God. I know I have fallen into that exact posture many a Sunday. But, if we can’t speak seriously and honestly about spiritual things AT CHURCH, then where can we?   Read More