Sojourn Blog

Brothers and sisters: Thanks again for the many well spoken questions you’ve asked, concerning the decision to open a Sojourn campus in St. Matthews.  Thank you also for your patience in waiting for answers.  Today we’re going to tackle one … Continue reading →

This past weekend I ran a half-marathon in Nashville with my Father and brother-in-law.  I do not tell you this to boast in my accomplishments, but I do share this to say:  Endurance is stinkin’ hard! Thus, I find it … Continue reading →

Is it Wednesday already? Tomorrow I will begin prepping for another sermon from the book of Judges. A lot of people ask me where I get all of my information for a sermon so here’s the Wizard of Oz moment … Continue reading →

I have been with Sojourn from the very beginning but really only knew a handful of people on this recent men’s retreat. So it became my mission to get to know some of these people I had been worshiping with … Continue reading →

Sojourner Andrew Coverdale provides a quick recap on the 2009 Men’s Retreat: Act Like Men: This past weekend’s Sojourn Men’s Retreat was tremendous in every way possible…meeting new dudes in small groups…the free time & relaxation, the worship, my cell … Continue reading →

Here at TravelBlog we’ll bring you some of the testimonies from the 2009 Men’s Retreat over the next few days, as well as some of the sights (don’t be afraid).  Below, Jeremy Isom shares what most stood out to him … Continue reading →

Thanks to the many Sojourners who are asking questions about the reasoning and process behind our decision to open a second Sojourn campus in August.  We will answer all these questions here on Stories From The Road.  Each time we … Continue reading →

September 4th, 2002: I was a sophomore at the University of Kansas.  And I was changing my major, leaving Robinson Hall and Exercise Science behind forever in favor of Shakespeare, Spenser, creative writing, Middle English Literature.  I called my advisor.  … Continue reading →

Sojourn’s trek through the Old Testament has been going for nearly 4 months now and we’ve read 6 of 39 Old Testament books. We’ll start Judges tomorrow! I hope you’ve been encouraged, I know I have. The Old Testament is … Continue reading →

The latest BC Blog assignment: feed me music for Judges. I’m in the office right now working on the first Judges sermon and it’s just too quiet in here. My assistant and I don’t have to shout at each other … Continue reading →