Written on March 11, 2012 by Pools
A couple of weeks ago, we talked about who Jesus is and who he claimed to be.
Who do you think Jesus is/was?
In the Bible Jesus doesn’t just say he was a good teacher. He claimed to be God, to be the I AM, and the several times the Jews picked up stones to kill him because they understood who he was claiming to be.
Since, Jesus claims to be God, here is the logical reasoning we could follow:
Who do YOU think Jesus is?
Written on February 29, 2012 by Pools
This is just a quick update to let you know that more is on the way. We want to just let you all get a glimpse into what we study each week at the Journey.
We meet Sunday evenings for Bible Study and on Wednesday evenings for dinner and hanging out. We’d LOVE for you to join us!
On Sundays we have been reading through 1 Timothy, Paul’s letter describing how the church in his day AND today should be ordered. Last Sunday we reviewed the first 5 chapters and the key points we’ve taken out of it. We’ve spent all last semester and the beginning of this semester going through 1 Timothy.
This is what the church (by God’s definition) should be and should be about:
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Silencing False Teachers (1 Tim 1:3-11)
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Sound Doctrine (1 Tim 1:5, 8-11)
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Pray for everyone and those in authority (1 Tim 2:1-7)
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Men: Be leaders of worship, in holiness and unity (1 Tim 2:8)
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Women: Be submissive, but complementary to men (1 Tim 2:9-15)
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Women can’t have authority over men in the church (1 Tim 2:11-12)
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An elder is above reproach, self-controlled, and a family man (1 Tim 3:1-7)
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An elder is an appointed overseer of spiritual wellness to us (1 Tim 3:1-7)
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A deacon meets the needs of church while freeing the elders to do the ministry of the Word and prayer (1 Tim 3:8-13)
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Deacons must pass examination for qualification (1 Tim 3:8-13)
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Deacons must be male (1 Tim 3:8-13)
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Paul’s instructions cannot be fulfilled outside of the local church (1 Tim 3:14-16)
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God’s household, the church, will not be the pillar and foundation of the truth if it is not structured into local churches (1 Tim 3:14-16)
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Ministers of the Gospel plant/establish local churches and appoint elders (1 Tim 4; Acts 14:21-23; Titus 1:5)
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Elders/Deacons and Ministers of the Gospel interdependently meet the needs of the church (1 Tim 4; Acts 14:21-23, 20:17-38; 1 Cor 9:11-14)
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Families should take care of its needy members, so the church would not be burdened (1 Tim 5:3-8; 16)
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Faithful widows should be put on the list of widows, which is the widows who serve the church for the rest of their lives in exchange for being provided for (1 Tim 5:9-10)
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Younger widows should remarry (1 Tim 5:11-15)
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Treat Church as a family; with love, respect, and good communication in times of conflict & peace (1 Tim 5:1-2)
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Elders are worthy of double honor, and are doubly accountable therefore should be provided for (1 Tim 5:17-18)
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If he’s accused by multiple ‘sources’ and found guilty he should be rebuked accordingly (1 Tim 5:19-20)
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Take time to train elders; Don’t be hasty to commission him or his sin will be yours (1 Tim 5:22-24)
Until next time! (Pictures will be coming soon.)
Written on September 20, 2011 by Pools
We will be on KU’s campus handing out fliers tomorrow, Wednesday, September 21st from 10:30am-1pm. Check us out in front of Watson tomorrow!
Nate & Meghan Morsches:
1946 Clifton Ct, Lawrence, KS 66046
Have more questions? Give them a call: 785-217-3391
Email: Journeycbc@gmail.com
Written on August 18, 2011 by admin
Hey guys,
Well, as I’m sure you all have realized, it has been a while since I was able to update the website. I apologize for that, but I hope to keep it up more as time goes on this year.
So here are the plans for this semester -
We have 2 meetings a week – one is our bible study on Sunday nights at 7pm, and the other is a FREE MEAL that we provide for college students. The free meal takes place on Wednesday nights at 6pm.
Both events take place at my house which is
1946 Clifton Ct
Lawrence, KS 66046
It is literally a block away from campus. It is very close to Oliver Residence Hall and Stouffer Place.
Hope to see you all there!!!
Nate
Written on January 13, 2010 by admin
Okay everybody. Disregard the last post. Our meetings will NOT be on Mondays. Nor will our first meeting be on a Wednesday.
Our meetings will ACTUALLY be on
TUESDAYS
AT 7PM
@ THE HAWK’S NEST
Sorry about the confusion. Our fist meeting will be January 19, the first Tuesday of the semester.
Written on December 29, 2009 by admin
For the Spring ’10 semester, we will have a new meeting times.
Our first meeting of the semester will be Wednesday, January 20, at 7pm at the Hawk’s Nest.
After that first meeting, we will have a new schedule. Monday nights at 7pm at the Hawk’s Nest.
I look forward to seeing you there!
Written on December 4, 2009 by admin
Our weekly meeting scheduled for Dec. 9 at the Hawk’s Nest is CANCELLED. Instead, we will be having a party for the end of the semester. Here is the info:
Saturday, December 12
7pm
At the Schultz Barn
Bring a snack or dessert
If you do not know where the Schultz Barn is or you need a ride, then give Nate a call at (785) 217-3391 or email him. We will seeya there!
Written on November 10, 2009 by admin
This weekend, November 13-15, we have Fall Vision Weekend at Community Bible Church.
Friday night is a Party at the Schultz Barn. Be there at 6:30 for a hayride and bonfire. Bring snack/finger food, blankets, and lawn chairs
On Saturday, at 4pm, each elder will be teaching about our core value “Community.” We’ll meet at Community Bible Church. At 6pm, we will have a Soup/Salad/Sandwich dinner. Bring a side and dessert, Soup will be provided. After dinner, we’ll enjoy a concert by the Plugged In Band.
Sunday, after the normal service, we will have a “Love Feast.” Bring a main dish and a side or dessert.
Written on October 30, 2009 by admin
Sunday, November 8 – The Antioch School students and wives are having a meeting…Of course, this means that we need childcare. It is immediately following the service, so you wouldn’t even need to make a special trip out to the church. We’re looking for 3 volunteers for approximately 1-2 hours.
Here’s the good part: If you volunteer, you get free lunch!
Here’s the better part: If you volunteer, you’ve served Christ’s church with a cheerful heart!
Please email Nate if you are interested.
Written on September 28, 2009 by admin
Well, as you all know, we are not just a rogue campus ministry, we are a part of Community Bible Church. On top of that, we have a part in serving the church – not just reaping free benefits.
So as you might have guessed thus far, October is The Journey’s month to clean the church. This coming Wednesday, September 30, at the Journey meeting, Tim Peterson will have a sign-up sheet for cleaning. If everybody commits to ONE DAY out of the month to do a little bit of cleaning (which realistically should not take more than an hour or so), then our responsibility will be taken care of.
So please think about when you can commit, and be ready to sign up.
Thanks everybody!
