Journey Church Fremont

Learn the fastest way to decrease discontent.

In this powerful message, guest speaker and nurse Sam Magers explores the heavy reality of shame—what it is, what it does to our identity, and how it can be removed. Drawing parallels between the biological functions of blood and the spiritual power of the blood of Jesus, Sam illustrates how we are not just forgiven, but purified and restored. Using the story of the woman caught in adultery from John 8, she reminds us that God reveals sin not for our humiliation, but for our restoration. Learn how to surrender the "weighted vest" of your past and step into the freedom and calling God has for you today.

What if greatness in the Kingdom of God doesn't come from adding more—but from letting go? In this message, we explore John the Baptizer's powerful words: “He must become greater and greater, and I must become less and less.” As we begin the journey of Lent and 40 Days of Decrease, we learn that spiritual growth isn't about earning God's love—it's about clearing away what competes with it. Discover the freedom and joy that comes from making room for Jesus.

Christian growth isn't just about STOPPING bad behavior. It's about REPLACING the bad behavior with something BETTER!

What callouses need to be removed?

The what, why, and how of being anchored.

God gives you different tools.

Calling doesn't just change individuals - it forms a people.

You have been called by God. Calling changes identity. And identity changes behavior.

Jesus came to reign so we can live.

Jesus came to die so we can live.

In this message, the first of a series on the three gifts of the Magi, we explore the prophetic significance of Frankincense. This ancient incense points directly to Jesus as our great High Priest, the one who mediates between a Holy God and a sinful people. Discover how Jesus' once-for-all sacrifice provides complete cleansing and allows us to "come boldly to the throne of our gracious God" (Hebrews 4:16). Stop trying to clean up your "stank" and instead, be clothed in the righteousness He offers.

In the final message of the "Alive and Active" series, Pastor Aaron explores the enduring significance of God's Word in a world full of competing voices. This sermon reminds us that scripture is not just for information, but for personal transformation.

Many people want to read the Bible more but don't always know where to start. In this message, Journey Church walks through simple, practical steps to help you build a meaningful Bible-reading rhythm that actually transforms your life.

Three reasons why the Bible is reliable

In this message, Pastor Ken launches a brand-new series on the Bible — not as an old book of ancient words, but as the living, God-breathed letter from our Heavenly Father. We live in a generation with more access to Scripture than ever before… yet we read it less than ever. Why? What keeps us from engaging God's Word? And how do we unlock the life and transformation that comes when we truly open His Book?

In this message, Pastor Al Yanno unpacks the power behind a single word: “Amen.” From Ephesians 3:20–21, he shows how Amen is more than a closing line—it's a declaration of confidence, abundance, empowerment, and worship. Hear stories of church planting, foster care ministry, and a powerful family testimony of freedom and restoration. You'll be challenged to trust God in every season and to live as His Amen in the world.

Pastor Ken continues our “Does God Still Speak?” series with a practical look at how God confirms His voice through wise counsel. From 1 Kings 12 (Rehoboam) to Proverbs on advice, learn simple filters for promptings—does it align with Scripture and draw you closer to Jesus? Includes five marks of trustworthy advisors to help you make wise decisions in relationships, finances, and everyday life.

God wants us to act on what He has already said.

God's voice is concerned through His Word.

Beth Wilson concludes our “Influencer” series

Learn how to your faith testimony with confidence

Know how to share God's Good News

Prayer shifts mindsets. Who are you praying for?

We influence best through love.

Every one of us exerts an influence far greater than we realize.

Lessons from A Resurrection

Followers of Jesus are meant to make a difference

What if the very thing meant to drag you down could be the fuel for making an eternal difference?

Disappointment can be the very means that brings us closer to God.

Dr. Stan Tharp discusses the biblical idea of a soul fast.

Christine Little's Testimony of Faith, Healing, and Mission in Zambia

We delve into three key questions about true worship based on John chapter 4: where, who, and how to worship God. The message emphasizes that worship is not bound by location, requires a true understanding of God, and must be performed with sincerity and honesty from the heart.

This sermon explores the essence of worship, defining it as giving honor to God. It uncovers how anything we prioritize over God, including career or pride, can become an idol. Discover the subtle ways idolatry can manifest and the transformative power of true worship, alongside a message of hope and redemption.

Worship is a vertical act, not a horizontal show.

In this sermon, Pastor Cornell Jordan emphasizes that God is a "great heart surgeon" capable of transforming any kind of heart. The core message is an invitation to allow God to perform a "heart procedure", surrendering our hearts to Him so that we can experience the peace, joy, and purpose He intends.

Pastor Ken & Keri answer your questions.

Hell is not a declaration that God doesn't love us.

My salvation depends on Christ's work for me. My reward depends on my work for Christ.

Special "Student Takeover Sunday" at Journey Church, where middle and high school students lead various aspects of the church service, including music, the message, sound, and the lobby. The service also includes prayer, worship, announcements, sermons delivered by students, recognition of graduating high school seniors, and a call to fellowship and faith.

A New Body! A New Earth! The Best is Yet to Come!

In this week's message, Keri DeChant shares a powerful sermon on what it means to have God's heart for the world. The message centers on the call to missions—challenging listeners to give, pray, and go. Drawing from a recent mission trip to Southeast Asia, Keri speaks about the spiritual and physical oppression witnessed there and the urgent need to share the gospel. The service concludes with an invitation to receive Jesus and a blessing over the congregation.

This message explores the powerful hope and promise of heaven through the lens of faith. It reflects on what happens immediately after a believer passes away, offering comfort and assurance about entering paradise, being at home with the Lord, and experiencing full awareness in His presence.

Heaven Is Real—And It's Better Than You Think

Are you empty, addicted, blinded, or crushed? Jesus has hope for you!

Pastor Servando shares about Jesus, the Resurrection and the Life

In asking why and how, don't lose sight of WHO!

We all battle fear—whether it's over finances, failure, relationships, or the unknown. In this powerful message, Pastor Ken DeChant shares a life-changing truth from John 6:16-21: even when life is out of control, God is still in control. The disciples found themselves in a life-threatening storm—not because they disobeyed Jesus, but because they obeyed Him. Yet, in their moment of terror, Jesus walked on the water toward them, declaring, “Don't be afraid. I am here.” Through this story, you'll discover how to recognize the presence of Jesus in your own storms. When the waves of life are crashing in, you can trust that God is still sovereign. Don't let fear grip your heart—let the presence of Jesus bring you peace.

God ALWAYS has the answer before I even know about the problem.

Your helplessness does not repel Jesus. It draws Him.

Aaron Pippin discusses how to find Jesus in times of desperation, referencing a personal story of hardship and the biblical account of a desperate father seeking healing for his son.