Wilmington Church of Christ

Join Dale for a look at our "Be The Church" ministry. Members of this church have been interviewed about how God is moving through them as they serve one another in love. There is much to celebrate during this time.

It is likely that most of us can remember watching a PSA or Public Service Announcement on television. A few of those really stick in your head, and even 20 years later, you can still recall every word. Did you know the Apostle Paul wrote a PSA in Romans? Dale explores Paul's public service announcement in Romans chapter one in this week's message. “The more time you spend in prayer reveals how mu...

In our series finally of SCARS, Jacob has us take a look at God's design for Sanctification and His vision for our lives. We examine how we are being transformed into more like Christ, but there are wounds that may hold us back from pursuing that transformation. Jacob talks about whatever that wound may be, we can leave it at the cross and choose to heal properly. Our sin, guilt and shame were all...

Our series SCARS continues with Dale's insight into the gifts God gives us when we are restored in Him. As we examine Jesus' forgiveness of Peter, we will see how God is always willing to restore our relationship with Him, even if we think we don't deserve it. "He doesn't just forgive from something, He forgives us to something." - Dale McCamish

During this message, Dale discusses the concept of Absolution. This is about taking the time to dive into the rest we can find in Him because we know that we have been forgiven. Dale shares a powerful illustration about the steps we can take to show others forgiveness.  "Absolution releases us from guilt, obligation, and punishment." - Dale McCamish

Admitting that you are a sinner is hard, but confessing your sins to others can be even harder. This message by Dale illustrates how we are all part of a church full of sinners forgiven by grace through a powerful illustration. In order to receive forgiveness from God, we need to confess our sins to Him. "The hardest thing I have ever done in my Christian life is go to another brother or sister in...

Continuing our SCARS series, Dale takes us inward this week to examine our lives to see what is unbecoming of a follower of Jesus. We take a look at two traps every Christian can fall into and that every time we miss the mark is an opportunity to fall into the grace of Jesus. "God hates sin, but loves mercy more." - Dale McCamish

Jacob kicks us off into a powerful new series called, "SCARS." This series acts as a 6 week long message diving into what real freedom in Jesus looks like through His grace. As we examine our lives, we realize that our scars aren't wounds, but opportunities to show grace. When we realize that forgiven people, forgive others, we discover what real freedom in Jesus is.   "The scars of Jesus tel...

Jack Tamplin, one of our WCC Elders, shares a thought from scriptures in which God reveals more and more of who He is to His disciples and to us. "Their blind spot kept them from seeing who Jesus really was." - Jack Tamplin

In this message, Jacob talks about how the devil uses your inability to see God to distract you from what God is really doing. We explore three helpful insights from the journey of two disciples to Emmaus, and how to be a part of God's plan for your life. When it comes to God... be prepared for the setup. "When you cannot see God, the fog and confusion can begin to erase the testimony of God's goo...

Dale takes us through a review of the traditional Jewish Passover meal in this message. In his explanation, he goes over the items that Jesus and his disciples took during the last supper.

In this message, Dow encourages us to take a moment to look at where we are spiritually.

In this message, Dale uses the parables Jesus spoke during a meal with the Pharisees to teach us the importance of love.

In this episode, Jacob Interviews several of our supported and short-term missionaries during the Ukraine Meal Pack.

In this message, Dale recounts an encounter Jesus had with the Pharisees warning them not to be hypocrites. Dale uses a chart to help Christians determine if they are stuck in the "Faith Actions" cycle.

Jacob shows us several teachable moments during the feeding of the multitudes in this message. Through a test Jesus gives to his disciple, Philip, we learned that practical problems can have spiritual solutions. "Faith that Jesus can do what you cannot, changes how you see life from then on."

Dale discusses Mary and Martha and how easily it is to miss an opportunity to encounter Jesus if you are distracted by other things.

We see Jesus changing hearts in today's message as he calls a Pharisee to look closer at a woman whose heart has been transformed by grace.

During this message Dale discusses the meal Jesus ate with sinners in Luke chapter 5. When we examine our lives, we should investigate whether we are self-righteous people who held on to the old wine skins rather than supporting the new wine skins.

The Easter Sunday message from Dale looks at our calling as Christians and challenges us to evaluate how we are doing in making disciples.

Dale brings a message from the book of Isaiah and talks about God's holiness in this message. We examine what the average church member believes Christianity means. God has called us to so much more than just a Sunday morning program.

Dale takes us through Psalms chapter 75 in this message and teaches us how to claim victory through giving our testimony.

During this message, Dale explains that going through the motions is not what church is about. He elaborates on how we should examine our hearts and discover that we only have half a heart, and we need Jesus to complete it.

This message comes from Keith Dimbath of Lifeline Christian Mission. Keith dives into Abraham's story and shows us how humble servants can tap into the power of God's promises.

Dale points out in this message that the story of David & Goliath has been taught incorrectly for many years. In this message, we examine how we should look for Christ in this story and not ourselves.