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Service Times

Every Sunday:

9am and 10:45am

Location

6427 Franconia Road, Springfield, VA 22150

Watch Our Latest Sermons

When you picture heaven, what comes to mind? Angels with wings? Streets of gold? Floating on clouds? An endless worship service? What if the biblical picture of heaven is far bigger, richer, and more beautiful than we've imagined? The Bible tells a story that begins with God dwelling with humanity in a garden and ends with a new heaven and a new earth, where God once again lives among His people. It's a picture of creation restored, evil defeated, and everything broken by sin and death made new. In our final week, we'll explore what Scripture says about eternity with God, challenge some common misconceptions about heaven, and discover the incredible hope of a renewed creation filled with life, purpose, relationships, and the unhindered presence of God. Heaven really is better than you think! For more information, please visit https://linktr.ee/thejourneynova
November 2, 2026
11-1 | Heaven Is Better Than You Think! [Chad Simpkins]
Hell may be one of the most uncomfortable and misunderstood topics in Christianity. Images of fire, demons, and eternal torture have shaped how many of us think about it. For others, the very idea of hell raises a difficult question: How could a loving God allow anyone to go there? These are important questions, and they're worth exploring. This week, we'll take an honest look at what Jesus and the Bible actually say about hell. We'll examine four common Christian views, consider what hell reveals about God's justice and humanity's freedom to accept or reject Him, and wrestle with how the reality of hell fits with the character of a loving God who desires that no one should perish. For more information, please visit https://linktr.ee/thejourneynova
October 26, 2026
10-25 | The Hell We Don’t Want To Talk About [Joel Pazmino]
What if death isn't the end of the story? At the center of the Christian faith is the promise of resurrection: that just as Jesus rose from the dead, those who belong to Him will one day be raised to new life. But the Bible also teaches that resurrection is connected to something we don't always like to talk about: judgment. This week, we'll explore what Scripture says about the resurrection of the dead and God's final judgment. We'll look at why judgment is not just about punishment, but also about justice, accountability, and God's promise to make things right. And we'll consider how the reality of eternity should shape what we believe and how we live today. For more information, please visithttps://linktr.ee/thejourneynova
October 19, 2026
10.19 | Life After Life After Death [Chad Simpkins]