We continue our series "Revival."  How do we see revival in our lives? It all starts in the heart, Pastor Curtis shares some truths about preparing our hearts by looking at a passage in Psalm that David wrote while in a hard time of his life. 

What are you more concerned about, you're platform or you're pulpit? Join the conversation as we look at the story of Nehemiah. 

HAPPY NEW YEAR! How many of you stayed up to see if 2021 was really coming?

Today I want to share with you that it’s time! Time for what? Revival! We are kicking off this series called revival and I can’t wait to see you all in person next week at 10 am!

With so much craziness this year can't we all use some more peace in our lives? Pastor Curtis shares some thought on hold to hold onto Peace as we go through this crazy season.

Where do we get joy from and how do we share it with others? That's what Pastor Curtis shares this week at DC.

How many have ever regifted something?

Regifting has only been around in that term for a few years. Matthew 10:8 says "You have received much, now give much."

--Really saying if you’ve been given you need to regift. We are going to explore what that looks like the Christmas. 

So you know everyone is different, but did you know that means we all grow close to God in different ways? Your uniquely made so your worship can't look the same as everyone else. Pastor Curtis shares about a few ways you may draw close to God that you may have never thought of before. 

This week we hear from 5 people who call DC home. They share a little about their story and try to answer the question: Why do I worship?

You'll hear from Lisa Workman, Heather Stokley, TJ Nock, Emily Jones and Tracey Honess. 

This week we hear from Delmarva Adult & Teen Challenge. We hear incredible testimonies of finding true identity in Christ, overcoming obstacles, and beating addictions. 

3 times a year the children of Israel would go to Jerusalem (to the temple) from wherever they lived. When they did they would read and recite passages from Psalm 120-134 during their assent, today we talk about the themes we see and how it relates to our lives today.