Pastor Amy Graham talks about the easiest, most powerful, yet hardest thing you can ever do: prayer. Listen and learn not only how to pray but how to be desperate for God in order to pray.

Jesus has set his face toward Jerusalem, knowing that his journey will end in his death, but he still takes time to stop in Bethany and visit his friends Mary and Martha. And there we learn from Mary's example what it means to sit at the feet of...

Looking at the parable of the Good Samaritan and the story of Mary and Martha, Pastor Aaron talks about what is the "One Thing" that matters the most?

Listen as Pastor Watson explains how to enter the narrative of one of Jesus most famous of parables, the Good Samaritan. It demands we consider who has been left for dead and who are the Samaritans in our lives.

A special service to commemorate The District Church's 5th Anniversary. Hear from Aaron and Amy as they look back to the early years as well as Guest Speakers: Dr. Chris Backert, National Director of Ecclesia Network; Pastor Don Coleman, Lead...

Aaron Graham shares the opening sermon of the new series Kingdom Come, Part 3 in our journey through the Gospel of Luke. In this message we learn that following Jesus is NOT safe but the reward is life with Jesus.

This September, we're back into our Luke Series. Pastor Matthew Watson shares a message at the East Side Parish as we explore the Kingdom that Jesus inaugurates.

[Columbia Heights] Guest speaker Mark Charles highlights the often forgotten history of racism against Native Americans while Aaron concludes the series with charging us to continue on with the ministry of racial reconciliation.

Thabiti Anyabwile is one of the founding pastor for Anacostia River Church, a new church plant in Southeast D.C. Listen as he shares the importance of the Gospel in Racial Reconciliation.

A candid, Christ-centered conversation among District Church leaders on the beauty of ethnic identity and the tragedy of racial divisions and how the work of Christ’s cross points us towards the hope of reconciliation. [Panelists: Lisa Watson, Beverly...