Sojourn Blog

Gregg Allison is one of several dedicated pastors at Sojourn’s East Campus. He’s also a Professor of Christian Theology, an author and a sought-after expert on all things Christianity. Check out these links to three short programs featuring comments by … Continue reading →

God has lavished his blessings on the Sojourn community this year, taking our nothing and turning it into something. Something big. We’ve seen the miracle of salvation and baptism again and again. We’ve seen more and more people come, so … Continue reading →

2010 was the year of sacrifice for the Groces.  Through reading and meditating on Scripture, Mandy and I felt the weight of God’s command to care for the fatherless (James 1:27, Isaiah 1:17) and decided to adopt a second time … Continue reading →

This past Sunday was a big one for the Sojourn Community, as you’ll see in these photos by Chuck Heeke (Midtown Campus) and Troy Harvey (East Campus). Dr. Russell Moore honored us by delivering a sermon on the doctrine of … Continue reading →

Yesterday I announced that Sojourn has received a $2 million dollar vision campaign pledge, putting us within $900 thousand of achieving our $6 million pledge goal (if you haven’t been a part of this community for awhile, you can read … Continue reading →

The other day I was thinking about — you guessed it — Romans 8. And you might as well get used to it, because I’m not going to get over being excited about this sermon series and our goal of … Continue reading →

Unless you’ve been out of town and away from the internet, you know that we Sojourners will journey together through Romans 8 in a sermon series and memorization plan, during Lent (which begins tomorrow with our Ash Wednesday service, 6:30am … Continue reading →

God is doing a great work in his church, especially in the area of counseling. More and more churches, like Sojourn, are equipping their members to live out the gospel and to care for one another with the gospel in … Continue reading →

This past Sunday I preached “The Gospel Of God’s Grace” from Mark 2:13-17.  I also told you about our Medical Clinic on Saturday, February 12 from noon to 4pm. Mark 2:17 says, “Jesus didn’t come to the righteous but the … Continue reading →

Author/producer/consultant Phil Cooke recently wrote a blog post in which he said: The greatest shame of the church today is that as church members, we don’t bring our non-believing friends.  Evangelical churches in the third world are exploding – all … Continue reading →