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Stewards of Children
In the 60’s Bob Dylan wrote a song “The Times They are a Changin”, which still applies today. Due to this fallen world we unfortunately have to be prepared for the sad, ugly situation some children face today. We have recently changed our insurance policy and we are now required to provide training for ALL [...]
DCC 301
DCC 301: Glowing through DCC We’re offering our ministry class on Sunday, February 26th! This class helps you discover your unique S.H.A.P.E.—Spiritual Gifts, Heart, Abilities, Personality, & Experiences. Then we guide you to a ministry that will truly help you glow for Jesus Christ! Please take a second to register so we’ll know how much coffee [...]
Good Samaritan School
I am looking for volunteers who have some time during the day who would like to read or help kids study at Good Sam. I have a couple teachers who would be interested in having some volunteers in the room. This is fantastic, fun opportunity if you have time during the week. If you are [...]
DCC 201
DCC 201: Growing with DCC We’re offering our maturity class on Sunday, February 19th! This class teaches you the four basic tools God gave us for growing spiritually. Our vision is a church family full of life-long disciples seeking after Jesus. Please take a second to register so we’ll know how much coffee to have [...]
DCC 101
DCC 101: Connecting to DCC We’re offering our membership class on Sunday, February 12th! This class gives you an opportunity to see what we’re all about as a church before deciding to put down your roots and call DCC your church home. Please take a second to register so we’ll know how much coffee [...]
Blog Entries
Family Friday – Which Language Do You Speak?
Love Languages: Which One do You Speak? Have you ever tried to speak to someone who didn’t know English? Maybe you were in a foreign country or on the phone with someone working overseas? It didn’t matter how hard you tried, how sincere your intentions were, or how loud you raised your voice, the other person just couldn’t understand what you were saying. And, that wasn’t going to change until one of you learned another language. Being married can be a lot like that (although, hopefully not as frustrating). Everyone experiences love in an entirely different way—sometimes so differently that it’s as if we’re … [Read More...]
Family Friday – Lost that Loving Feeling
Lost that Loving Feeling? Last week we defined love as a three-sided triangle (passion, intimacy, and commitment). We usually judge the love in our relationship by looking at only one leg of the triangle. If the passion is gone, we assume we’ve “fallen out of love.” But, the good news is: we still have other pieces of the triangle. Intimacy steps up to keep things warm if passion is running dry, and there’s the old-fashioned, grownup word “commitment” to help us “stick it out” when things are really rough. But, nobody wants to live like that forever. Marriage without passion is boring; love without intimacy is … [Read More...]
Family Friday – The Love Triangle
When couples come to my office for marriage counseling[1], one of the phrases I hear most often is, “I just don’t love her/him anymore.” When Hannah and I endured what we now refer to as the “black hole” of our relationship, few days went by when we didn’t say those very words to each other. But, whether you asked the Black Hole Era Mesaehs or any couple sitting in my office, “What’s love supposed to look like?” the answer you’ll usually get is, “I don’t know, but this ain’t it.”[2] What does love look like? So, if we don’t know what love looks like, how can we know if we “have it?” One psychologist … [Read More...]