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This morning, we will turn our attention to Paul’s teaching to Titus about the power of our actions and how they impact our community. What we say and what we do are of equal importance, and we are responsible for both. What did Paul say and what does it mean for us?

This week, we will take what we learned last week about what it means to be a Godly leader, and transfer that to real-world situations. As God’s people, we are called to find truth, share truth, and understand how we are called to live.

This morning, we will continue our fall small group study on Paul’s letter to Titus. Join us as we delve deeper as a community of believers.

This week, we will begin our fall small group study on Paul’s letter to Titus. You don't want to miss this message! We will lay the foundation that will set the tone for the next few months, as we discuss the overarching themes of Titus, and Paul’s intention for writing it. It is going to be a fun season!

This week, we will continue our conversation around God’s grace. We will be looking at the works in which He has prepared and called us into. As we learn that we work from God’s grace, in God’s grace, and by God’s grace, how do we find our sphere of action?

This week and next, we will dive into Ephesians 2. We will be looking first at the nature of God’s grace, and then at the call to good works. Grace is the key that opens the door to everything good in our lives. It enables and empowers us to do good work. Apart from Jesus, we are still dead in our sin! What an incredible reality and message of hope for each of us!

Steve returned from the missionary retreat and will be delivering a powerful message that you don’t want to miss.

Russell Marshall, Lead Pastor of The Church at Dwell, will be teaching from 2 Corinthians 5:11-21 this morning! We will be learning about our identity as ambassadors for Christ. We look forward to seeing you in person or online at 10am!

This morning we will be having “Vintage Story Time.” We will hear from all of you and how God has moved in you and through you, as you have listened to and followed the voice of Jesus.

Listen to our last teaching on hearing God’s voice. It is a “practical Sunday” in which we will focus on the steps necessary to hear God’s voice. We will then talk about putting it into practice this week! Get ready for next Sunday, August 21, as we will be having “Vintage Story Time.” We will hear from all of you and how God has moved in you and through you, as you have listened to and followed t...

For the next two weeks, we will be focusing our attention on what it means to “hear God’s voice" for the church. We believe that God has gifted us with a unique ability to hear His voice in ways that encourage and build up the church. This morning, we will begin that conversation by looking at these different gifts, what they are, and how we can apply them.

Jesus says His sheep know His voice and follow Him. With Jesus’ statement as our foundation, we will talk about God’s three purposes for speaking to us: about ourselves, about others, and about the church.

Steve continues our "God Speaks" series. We look at the two life "realities" and how they impact where we give our greatest attention. If we focus our best attention on one primary reality, this opens the door for us to hear God's voice most clearly.

What is the fullness of God and what does it mean to be filled with it? Jeremy Morris shares about the intimacy of relationship with Jesus. We will learn what is required to hear God’s voice and be filled to the fullness of God.

Join us as we hear our students and leaders share about their experience of God's faithfulness and movement during OneCamp.

Today, we will take a step into our series on hearing God’s voice. We will look at a couple of the questions from our Q&A series around discernment, the prophetic, and how God speaks. It will be an important morning of focusing on the greatest gift we have in our relationship with Jesus - our ability to communicate and relate with Him on a deep and personal level!

Steve dedicates this sermon to celebrating our dads. Whether you are a spiritual dad, a biological dad, an adoptive dad, or a foster dad, give this a listen and be honored!

This is the first episode in a series on hearing God’s voice. Steve discusses a couple of the questions from our Q&A series around discernment, the prophetic, and how God speaks. We focus on the greatest gift we have in our relationship with Jesus - our ability to communicate and relate with Him on a deep and personal level!

For these times we live in, God has promised a great hope for us, our church, and even for our nation. Mark Nysewander teaches how to discover how you can receive and live in the fulfillment of this hope.

We want to bless and acknowledge all women who serve as a mother, whether as a biological mother, adoptive mother, foster mother, or spiritual mother!

Steve continues the Q&A sermon series answering questions that were submitted to him. We recognize that there are so many unknowns and questions you may have about God, the church, and living out your faith in our culture. You will not want to miss the upcoming weeks!

Steve Hambrick begins a unique Q&A Sermon Series in which he will be answering questions people have submitted to him. We recognize that there are so many unknowns and questions you may have about God, the church, and living out your faith in our culture.

Steve Hambrick shares how Easter is a powerful invitation -to pause, reset, and find authentic joy amidst a weary world.

Mark Nysewander looks at the actions and words of Jesus in Mark’s gospel. We will learn how Jesus shows us the danger, cause, and cure to prayerlessness.

Steve Hambrick teaches about how to build a life of prayer that will bring forth momentum in our lives. We’ll talk about the power of joy found in "Rejoicing," the second letter of the acronym "P.R.A.Y."