DuBois Light & Life Church

Thanks for joining us this Sunday as we dive in to our Jonah series! We hope that you experience God and the Holy Spirit this morning! This week's message challenged us with a sobering question: What happens when God tells us to go... and we run the other way? The story of Jonah isn't just about a man swallowed by a great fish. It's a mirror that exposes the condition of our own hearts. While Jona...

Discipleship is about far more than sharing information. As Bishop Matt Thomas says, "Disciple making is about coming alongside someone and showing them how to live and teaching them how to live." Before we can lead someone else, we have to ask ourselves an important question: Is my life worth following? That was the heart of this week's message as we continued our study through Jonah. Last week,...

Having a Life Worth Showing Have you ever put your trust in something or someone, only to find yourself lost? That question set the stage for Pastor Mark’s message as he challenged us to consider what it really means to live a life worth showing others. Bishop Matt Thomas says that disciple-making is about coming alongside someone, showing them how to live, and teaching them how to live. But befor...

Our Modern-Day Golden Calf Jonah Series Introduction | June 14, 2026 This week, Pastor Mark opened our new Jonah series by addressing a question that sits at the center of every believer's life: Who has authority over us? It's a question that affects far more than our church attendance or our Sunday morning worship. It impacts our spiritual growth, our relationship with God, our daily decisions, a...

As we conclude our Sacred Community series, we're left with an important question: What have we actually done with everything we've learned? It's easy to come to church, hear a powerful message, take a few notes, and then let the busyness of life crowd it all out by Monday morning. But God's desire was never for His Word to simply inspire us. His desire is that it transforms us. The early church u...

As we continue the Sacred Community series, this week's message focused on a truth that many believers overlook: we are all called to ministry. Ministry is not reserved for pastors, church staff, or people with a microphone. Every follower of Jesus has been called to serve God by serving others. The message began with a reminder that while people have different personalities, no personality type e...

This morning’s message, Purity Is Everything, reminded us that purity is about far more than following rules. It’s about protecting our relationship with God and the people around us. One of the biggest lies we can believe is that our sin only affects us. Scripture teaches the opposite. Our choices ripple into our families, friendships, church, and community. That’s why purity matters. We were cha...

This Sunday’s message, “Presence is Everything,” wrapped up the Sacred Community series with a powerful reminder: the presence of God is not just important for believers, it is essential. The heart of the message centered around the idea that we were never meant to live disconnected lives where God only occupies a Sunday morning space. Instead, we are called to cultivate His presence in every part...

This sermon centered on the overwhelming love, patience, and redemptive plan of God for humanity from Genesis to the cross. The message began with Pastor explaining that the church does not orchestrate moments of prophecy or ministry, but instead seeks to surrender fully to the Holy Spirit. Angel then moved into a passionate reflection on God’s heart toward humanity despite humanity’s continual fa...

Thank you for joining us today! We hope you experience God through worship and a powerful message brought by Amy this morning. This week’s message hit right at the core of something we all feel but don’t always say out loud. Life can feel shaky. There’s pressure, noise, uncertainty, and if we’re honest, there are moments where it feels like the ground beneath us isn’t as steady as we thought it wa...

This powerful message challenges us to examine what truly sits on the throne of our hearts. Drawing from the story of the golden calf in Exodus 32, we're confronted with an uncomfortable truth: idolatry isn't just an ancient problem of carved statues—it's a modern heart condition that affects us all. When Moses delayed coming down from the mountain, the Israelites grew impatient and created their...

Community Needs the Real You Sacred Community Series There’s a big idea we’ve been building on throughout this series: it takes a whole village to raise a disciple. We were never meant to do this alone. In fact, it’s in healthy, engaged community that we actually discover who we are and what we’re called to do. But community isn’t passive. It’s not about sitting in a seat and just showing up. It r...

Thank you for joining us this Sunday as we worship together and receive an inspiring message from Pastor Mark. 'It Takes A Whole Village' Dr. Shelly opened her second paper on Sacred Community with a powerful African proverb: “It takes a whole village to raise a child.” That same truth applies to our spiritual lives. Our development into a healthy disciple will always take more than just ourselves...

What Kept Him There? “For God so loved the world that He gave His one and only Son…” (John 3:16) “While we were still sinners, Christ died for us.” (Romans 5:8) Something historical happened over 2,000 years ago that changed everything. It wasn’t pretty. It wasn’t clean, fair, or easy to look at. It was ugly, brutal, violent, and agonizing. But if all we focus on is the ugliness, we miss what was...

Thanks for joining us this Sunday! The Mirror of Growth Growth sounds good… until it actually starts changing you. We all say we want to grow. To be wiser, more disciplined, more spiritually mature. But the moment that growth begins to show up in real decisions, real boundaries, and real change… it can suddenly become uncomfortable not just for us, but for the people around us. This message remind...

This week’s message invited us into a deeper understanding of godly sorrow and true repentance, and how both are essential for a maturing, healthy body of Christ. Rooted in Job 42 and 2 Corinthians 7:10, we see the difference between simply feeling bad about sin and experiencing godly sorrow that actually leads to transformation. Job’s response to encountering God was not self-protection or excuse...

Thank you for joining us today! We hope that you experience God through worship and the word that is preached today! "Moving Beyond" What does it actually mean to grow as a follower of Jesus? This week’s message challenged us with three simple but powerful questions: Do you know your identity in Christ? Are you living it out in community? Are you carrying out your responsibility as part of the bod...

Thank you for joining us this Sunday! We are excited for you to experience God through passionate worship and a spirit-filled message. This week we are blessed to have special guests, Dr. Shelly Hogan and the Arizona E5 team joining us for our service this morning.

This message came from a deep personal conviction about community and what we’ve lost. In Acts 2, we see the early Church fully devoted to one another. They shared life, meals, prayer, resources, and responsibility. Community wasn’t optional. It was essential. During COVID, we saw people step up in crisis. We checked on each other, helped each other, and stayed connected however we could. But cris...

Thanks for joining us this Sunday as we worship and listen to the Word brought by Pastor Mark. Sacred Community is people deeply connected to God and deeply connected to each other with respect, reverence, and responsibility. What the enemy is fighting for is exactly what we must fight against: isolation, disconnection, and loneliness. We show up when there’s a crisis. But most of us don’t know ou...

Thanks for joining us for worship and a message from Pastor Mark. We hope you experience God through worship and the word this morning. Why God Created Us. God did not create us to live isolated, self protected, or casually connected. He created us for sacred community. From the very beginning, God’s design for His people was not individual performance but shared devotion. We are better together,...

Thanks for joining us! We hope that you experience God, Jesus, and The Holy Spirit through worship and the Word today. his message reminds us that we are shaped by what we consume, and so is our community. What we read, watch, listen to, and who we allow close to us all feed our belief system and affect our spiritual health. Scripture calls us to be wise, to recognize what is poisonous, and to com...

This message reminds us of a simple but powerful truth: what we take in shapes who we become. Not just physically, but spiritually. We all know the phrase “you are what you eat.” Physically, the quality of food we consume affects our energy, mood, health, and overall quality of life. Scripture even affirms this balance. God created food to be enjoyed as a gift, not abused as an idol. He calls us t...

Since 2015, God has given our church a Word of the Year. These words don’t just shape sermons. They shape who we become. Last year’s word was Jubilee. It wasn’t something we were preached at, but something we experienced. Liberation. Release. Restoration. Freedom in Christ. This year’s word comes with a sobering question. In 2026… what will you be consumed with? To be “consumed” can mean two very...