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The book of Exodus is far more than a collection of familiar children's stories. For many of us, Exodus brings to mind baby Moses in a basket, the ten plagues, the parting of the Red Sea, the golden calf, and Israel wandering in the wilderness. These stories have become so familiar that it's easy to lose sight of their humanity, their weight, and their relevance.

But Exodus isn't just Israel's story; it mirrors our own story. Though separated from us by thousands of years and a vastly different culture, the themes of Exodus are remarkably familiar. Like...

Thank you for listening to the Pathway Conversations Podcast from The Journey. This podcast is a resource for exploring the topics and questions at the heart of our Pathway Nights—questions that prevent us from apprenticing to Jesus and becoming the people God has called us to become. In each episode, we'll gather a group of people from within the Journey to share their perspectives, wrestle with the challenges they're facing, and talk honestly about what it looks like to walk in the way of Jesus.

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The book of Exodus is far more than a collection of familiar children's stories. For many of us, Exodus brings to mind baby Moses in a basket, the ten plagues, the parting of the Red Sea, the golden calf, and Israel wandering in the wilderness. These stories have become so familiar that it's easy to lose sight of their humanity, their weight, and their relevance.

But Exodus isn't just Israel's story; it mirrors our own story. Though separated from us by thousands of years and a vastly different culture, the themes of Exodus are remarkably familiar. Like...

The book of Exodus is far more than a collection of familiar children's stories. For many of us, Exodus brings to mind baby Moses in a basket, the ten plagues, the parting of the Red Sea, the golden calf, and Israel wandering in the wilderness. These stories have become so familiar that it's easy to lose sight of their humanity, their weight, and their relevance.

But Exodus isn't just Israel's story; it mirrors our own story. Though separated from us by thousands of years and a vastly different culture, the themes of Exodus are remarkably familiar. Like...

The book of Exodus is far more than a collection of familiar children's stories. For many of us, Exodus brings to mind baby Moses in a basket, the ten plagues, the parting of the Red Sea, the golden calf, and Israel wandering in the wilderness. These stories have become so familiar that it's easy to lose sight of their humanity, their weight, and their relevance.

But Exodus isn't just Israel's story; it mirrors our own story. Though separated from us by thousands of years and a vastly different culture, the themes of Exodus are remarkably familiar. Like...

Welcome to the Pathway Night Teaching Podcast. This year, our Pathway Nights explore key questions that can keep us from apprenticing to Jesus and becoming the people God has called us to be.

Learn more and register for upcoming Pathway Nights, or access the Pathway Night Workbook, at http://thejourney.org/pathwaynights

The book of Exodus is far more than a collection of familiar children's stories. For many of us, Exodus brings to mind baby Moses in a basket, the ten plagues, the parting of the Red Sea, the golden calf, and Israel wandering in the wilderness. These stories have become so familiar that it's easy to lose sight of their humanity, their weight, and their relevance.

But Exodus isn't just Israel's story; it mirrors our own story. Though separated from us by thousands of years and a vastly different culture, the themes of Exodus are remarkably familiar. Like...

Our mission as a church is to "see our city awakened and transformed by the love of Jesus." This is not some mantra to go "take the city for Jesus" but rather a dream of seeing God's kingdom on earth. But before we can see transformation and the kingdom taking root in our city it must take root in our us. This is why we seek to "become apprentices of Jesus by being with, being transformed by, and partnering with him." Essentially we seek to answer the same call that Jesus gave his disciples: "Follow Me".

But...

Our mission as a church is to "see our city awakened and transformed by the love of Jesus." This is not some mantra to go "take the city for Jesus" but rather a dream of seeing God's kingdom on earth. But before we can see transformation and the kingdom taking root in our city it must take root in our us. This is why we seek to "become apprentices of Jesus by being with, being transformed by, and partnering with him." Essentially we seek to answer the same call that Jesus gave his disciples: "Follow Me".

But...

Jesus frequently taught using parables during his earthly ministry—using stories and illustrations to awaken hearts, eyes, and minds to his identity and his kingdom. As Dallas Willard noted, parables "illustrate the special kind of life that can be found in the kingdom of heaven that is now available (at hand) through Jesus." This summer, we are exploring several of these parables—both the famous and the unfamiliar—to consider how they still speak to us today in simple, yet profound ways.

Find previous teachings and sermon series discussion questions at thejourney.org/sermons 

Jesus frequently taught using parables during his earthly ministry—using stories and illustrations to awaken hearts, eyes, and minds to his identity and his kingdom. As Dallas Willard noted, parables "illustrate the special kind of life that can be found in the kingdom of heaven that is now available (at hand) through Jesus." This summer, we are exploring several of these parables—both the famous and the unfamiliar—to consider how they still speak to us today in simple, yet profound ways.

Find previous teachings and sermon series discussion questions at thejourney.org/sermons 

Jesus frequently taught using parables during his earthly ministry—using stories and illustrations to awaken hearts, eyes, and minds to his identity and his kingdom. As Dallas Willard noted, parables "illustrate the special kind of life that can be found in the kingdom of heaven that is now available (at hand) through Jesus." This summer, we are exploring several of these parables—both the famous and the unfamiliar—to consider how they still speak to us today in simple, yet profound ways.

Find previous teachings and sermon series discussion questions at thejourney.org/sermons 

Jesus frequently taught using parables during his earthly ministry—using stories and illustrations to awaken hearts, eyes, and minds to his identity and his kingdom. As Dallas Willard noted, parables "illustrate the special kind of life that can be found in the kingdom of heaven that is now available (at hand) through Jesus." This summer, we are exploring several of these parables—both the famous and the unfamiliar—to consider how they still speak to us today in simple, yet profound ways.

Find previous teachings and sermon series discussion questions at thejourney.org/sermons 

Jesus frequently taught using parables during his earthly ministry—using stories and illustrations to awaken hearts, eyes, and minds to his identity and his kingdom. As Dallas Willard noted, parables "illustrate the special kind of life that can be found in the kingdom of heaven that is now available (at hand) through Jesus." This summer, we are exploring several of these parables—both the famous and the unfamiliar—to consider how they still speak to us today in simple, yet profound ways.

Find previous teachings and sermon series discussion questions at thejourney.org/sermons 

Jesus frequently taught using parables during his earthly ministry—using stories and illustrations to awaken hearts, eyes, and minds to his identity and his kingdom. As Dallas Willard noted, parables "illustrate the special kind of life that can be found in the kingdom of heaven that is now available (at hand) through Jesus." This summer, we are exploring several of these parables—both the famous and the unfamiliar—to consider how they still speak to us today in simple, yet profound ways.

Find previous teachings and sermon series discussion questions at thejourney.org/sermons 

Jesus frequently taught using parables during his earthly ministry—using stories and illustrations to awaken hearts, eyes, and minds to his identity and his kingdom. As Dallas Willard noted, parables "illustrate the special kind of life that can be found in the kingdom of heaven that is now available (at hand) through Jesus." This summer, we are exploring several of these parables—both the famous and the unfamiliar—to consider how they still speak to us today in simple, yet profound ways.

Find previous teachings and sermon series discussion questions at thejourney.org/sermons 

Jesus frequently taught using parables during his earthly ministry—using stories and illustrations to awaken hearts, eyes, and minds to his identity and his kingdom. As Dallas Willard noted, parables "illustrate the special kind of life that can be found in the kingdom of heaven that is now available (at hand) through Jesus." This summer, we are exploring several of these parables—both the famous and the unfamiliar—to consider how they still speak to us today in simple, yet profound ways.

Find previous teachings and sermon series discussion questions at thejourney.org/sermons 

Jesus frequently taught using parables during his earthly ministry—using stories and illustrations to awaken hearts, eyes, and minds to his identity and his kingdom. As Dallas Willard noted, parables "illustrate the special kind of life that can be found in the kingdom of heaven that is now available (at hand) through Jesus." This summer, we are exploring several of these parables—both the famous and the unfamiliar—to consider how they still speak to us today in simple, yet profound ways.

Find previous teachings and sermon series discussion questions at thejourney.org/sermons 

Jesus frequently taught using parables during his earthly ministry—using stories and illustrations to awaken hearts, eyes, and minds to his identity and his kingdom. As Dallas Willard noted, parables "illustrate the special kind of life that can be found in the kingdom of heaven that is now available (at hand) through Jesus." This summer, we are exploring several of these parables—both the famous and the unfamiliar—to consider how they still speak to us today in simple, yet profound ways.

Find previous teachings and sermon series discussion questions at thejourney.org/sermons 

Jesus frequently taught using parables during his earthly ministry—using stories and illustrations to awaken hearts, eyes, and minds to his identity and his kingdom. As Dallas Willard noted, parables "illustrate the special kind of life that can be found in the kingdom of heaven that is now available (at hand) through Jesus." This summer, we are exploring several of these parables—both the famous and the unfamiliar—to consider how they still speak to us today in simple, yet profound ways.

Find previous teachings and sermon series discussion questions at thejourney.org/sermons 

Find previous teachings and sermon series discussion questions at thejourney.org/sermons 

Find previous teachings and sermon series discussion questions at thejourney.org/sermons 

Find previous teachings and sermon series discussion questions at thejourney.org/sermons 

Find previous teachings and sermon series discussion questions at thejourney.org/sermons 

Find previous teachings and sermon series discussion questions at thejourney.org/sermons 

Find previous teachings and sermon series discussion questions at thejourney.org/sermons 

Find previous teachings and sermon series discussion questions at thejourney.org/sermons 

Find previous teachings and sermon series discussion questions at thejourney.org/sermons 

Find previous teachings and sermon series discussion questions at thejourney.org/sermons 

Find previous teachings and sermon series discussion questions at thejourney.org/sermons 

Find previous teachings and sermon series discussion questions at thejourney.org/sermons 

Find previous teachings and sermon series discussion questions at thejourney.org/sermons 

Find previous teachings and sermon series discussion questions at thejourney.org/sermons 

Find previous teachings and sermon series discussion questions at thejourney.org/sermons 

Find previous teachings and sermon series discussion questions at thejourney.org/sermons 

Find previous teachings and sermon series discussion questions at thejourney.org/sermons 

Find previous teachings and sermon series discussion questions at thejourney.org/sermons 

Find previous teachings and sermon series discussion questions at thejourney.org/sermons 

Find previous teachings and sermon series discussion questions at thejourney.org/sermons 

Find previous teachings and sermon series discussion questions at thejourney.org/sermons