Anger and bitterness are common reactions to bad news. However, Nehemiah responded in the right way by recognizing God's faithfulness. He asked God to hear him. He showed his reliance on God even in hard times. Nehemiah's response demonstrated a deep love, trust, and confidence in God.

Mordecai was faithful. He was faithful to take in Esther, his cousin. He was faithful to sit, wait, and watch every day at the gate of the king's palace to see what God would do. He was faithful to speak up, and when he stepped into power he helped the king in an honorable way. He could have chosen to do wrong, but he didn't.

In Jeremiah 31, there is a phrase that is repeated by the Lord to the hearer of these words. The phrase "The LORD's declaration" occurs 10 times in these 40 verses. These words even appear at times in the middle of a thought or sentence, uniquely placed to garner attention. The message is repeated to ensure a message is known: that God can be trusted.

During the Prophet Ezra's time, the work had begun to rebuild the temple. There was an eager desire among God's people, leading them to anticipate what that place would afford them upon it's completion. As the people worked and waited, even in the midst of their exhaustion, they made time to worship.

Zechariah was a prophet who encouraged God's people to finish rebuilding the temple. He also encouraged people to rebuild their relationship with God and Worship Him. He pointed people towards God's promises. It is in Him we can have true rest and security.

In Ezra, God's remnant is instructed to recover from their exile with....work. This work would be costly, demanding, and long; but this work actually aimed to bring rest. This rest would be found ultimately in encountering God. At times, we may be exhausted, but Ezra's story can remind us to dwell and rest in a relationship with God.

Life circumstances can be hard at times. It is in those hard times that we need to remember God's promises. God's promises remind us to trust Him. Ahaz was reminded by the prophet Isaiah of these promises. God is present!

God sent punishment to His people for disobeying Him, but provided something for them to look upon to be healed. We deserve to die because of our sin, but anyone who looks to Jesus on the cross and trusts in him will live forever with God. Welcome to dbKidsOnline! Our video will go live Saturday at 6pm.

This weekend, we see the continued disobedience of the Israelites and Moses in the Wilderness and how God continued to provide. Welcome to dbKidsOnline! Our video will go live Saturday at 6pm.

This weekend, we begin a new series as we move forward in the story of the Israelites’ journey. When God’s people arrived at the border of the promised land, they did the unthinkable: they disbelieved God’s faithfulness and disobeyed His command by refusing to enter! Welcome to dbKidsOnline! Our video will go live Saturday at 6pm.

This weekend, Saturday night service kids and dbKids Disciples will be going over the story of Job. Sunday, the nursery will be learning about how God made our hands & fingers, ages 3 through 4th grade will be going over the 2nd G of DBCC: “growing”, and our 2nd service 5th graders will be going over why we can trust the Bible. Our video will go live Sunday at 8am!

This weekend is Promotion Weekend, so as we welcome new faces into our classrooms we will be reviewing classroom procedures. Our video will go live Sunday at 8am.

This weekend we will be reviewing some of the key points discussed at VBS this past week about trusting Jesus. Our video will go live Sunday at 8am.