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Journey Church Provides Online Resources For Outreach Ministry

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 Recently our church (Journey Church in Pineville, LA) launched a new outreach ministry tapping one hundred members to go out into the community and provide one on one help to those in need. To provide resources to aide in this outreach the church launched a new website help4hurts.com. The site provides scriptural insight on these topics:

Here is a message from Pastor James Greer:


In addition Pastor Greer writes:

Practical Application for Everyday Life

We have a saying at Journey Church, "I mess up, you mess up, we ALL mess up!" It's O.K. to not be O.K. but it's not O.K. to stay that way. Our mess ups separate us from God, but thankfully, God sent his one and only son, Jesus, to bridge that gap.

If we accept Jesus as our personal Lord and savior, God will forgive us of all our sins; past, present and future. That doesn't mean that we're not going to mess up, We are going to mess up, but there are things we can get help with and work on so that we can live a better life: a life of peace and joy.

Everyone has a next step to grow closer to God. It may be to stop doing something you know you shouldn't or start doing something you know you should.

Our hope is to help provide resources for those wanting to take their next step. This website is dedicated to providing resources to help people take their next step to grow closer to God. We hope you find this website informative and practical. We hope that you use and share the resources freely. We hope that you grow closer to God.

I would like to add though these resources were initially designed to aide in one on one ministry, I feel that these could be used as a form of personal study and mediation that will help you grow in your walk with Christ.

Think of them as a different and more to the point form of a daily devotion.

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