DMACC Campus Fellowship Director Eric Semjenow continues our series in Genesis. Listen as we study the creation of man and God's design for them to both work hard for Him and rest well in Him.

Pastor Darrin continues our study in the book of Genesis by looking at the meaning of mankind being created in the image of God.

Is Genesis chapter 1 interested in how and when God created the universe? How should modern science impact our interpretation of the Scriptures? Pastor Darrin takes a look at the answers from Genesis 1.

Pastor Darrin begins our series studying the book of Genesis by looking at God the Creator. What would God have to be like in order to create the universe, and why would He do it?

Pastor Darrin Miedema continues our series in the Gospel of Luke. Listen as we study chapter 22 where Jesus prays in anguish in the final moments before going to the cross.

Pastor Darrin Miedema continues our series in Luke. The death of Jesus on the cross marked a shift in the ministry situation for His followers that carries over into modern Christian thinking and living. How are we to view ourselves in the world in light of the fact that we worship a rejected and crucified Jesus?

Pastor Darrin Miedema continues our series in Luke. Human beings are captivated by greatness. We want to witness greatness and we want to be great. Jesus never condemns this desire, but he radically shifts our paradigm of what greatness is, and how to achieve it.

Pastor Derek Wadle continues our series in Luke. Listen as we look at the first Lord's Supper, the history of the passover, and how to approach communion.

Pastor Darrin Miedema continues our series in Luke. He addresses: What is the abomination of desolation? What are the signs of the second coming of Jesus and how should Christians interpret those signs in four modern age? Jesus' timeless answers to these questions are as relevant today as they were in the first century.

Pastor Darrin Miedema continues our series in Luke. The Olivet Discourse is considered by some Bible scholars to be among the most difficult texts to interpret its meaning. What does Jesus actually say about His second coming and the destruction of the temple, and what should His followers do with that information?