Jesus’ death and resurrection are what we celebrate during Easter. We celebrate because Jesus helped humanity’s broken relationship with God, and His actions created a way to mend that broken relationship. He became our Savior, taking the penalty of our sins upon Himself. However, we don’t just serve a Savior who willingly died for us - but also rose from the dead! Hallelujah!

Waiting can be difficult, but when the wait is over it is so worth it and we can get so excited. This is what was happening as Jesus entered Jerusalem. People yelled, waved palm branches, and laid their coats down. They celebrated Jesus. Little did they realize Jesus would save His people in a way very different than anticipated. During the Passover meal with his disciples, Jesus was preparing Himself and his disciples for the work He was about to do.

Merry Christmas! Enjoy our live stream from Main Family Service this Christmas Eve. Live Sunday December 24 at 9am.

A prophet long ago shared God’s promise that a Savior would be born and one of His titles would be “Prince of Peace.” Years later, despite angry King Herod’s plans to get rid of this new royalty, our Prince of Peace, Jesus, still brings peace to the chaos in our lives. Ages 6+, join us in Family Service next weekend for Christmas Eve services!

This week is our third week of Advent: Joy. The shepherds in our story were outside the city limits, and often seen as not important. But when they heard the good news of Jesus birth from the angels, they were filled will joy that they received this special and very important message!

This week is our second week in our Advent Countdown with the story of the birth of Jesus. The events around Jesus’ birth were not all that easy for Mary and Joseph, who had to travel a long way and couldn’t find a place to stay the night Jesus was to be born. But God had a plan all along, and He would save the world He loved through His son Jesus.

This week we begin our Advent Countdown with the story of Mary and Joseph in Luke, and the prophet Jeremiah. Many prophets, including Jeremiah, foretold of God’s promise to send a Savior to Israel. But God’s plan wasn’t exactly fulfilled how people thought it would be.

This week for Thanksgiving, we recall Jesus healing the ten lepers in Luke Chapter 17 and how only one showed thanks and praised God for his healing. We can and should show gratitude for Jesus's work: paying the consequences of our sins and giving us the opportunity to accept a restored relationship with God.

Summing up our unit on God’s mercy, we read in Luke 18 that Jesus told a story of a pharisee and a tax collector. While the pharisee looked down on the tax collector, the tax collector knew he had sinned and asked God for forgiveness and mercy. Everyone is a sinner who needs God’s forgiveness and mercy. We can cry out to God like the tax collector because of Jesus, who took the punishment for our sin.

This weekend we read 2 Samuel 6-7 and see how God made a covenant with David. We will continue studying the concept of grace and see how God would fulfill His promise through Jesus.

As we finish up this series, we are reminded that God takes sin seriously. People deserve to die for their sins, but God loves us and sent His son, Jesus, to defeat death by dying on the cross for us and rising from the dead.

The miraculous resurrection of Jesus makes the way for us to live with God forever! The resurrection proves that Jesus is God the Son, the perfect sacrifice for our sin. Welcome to dbKidsOnline! Our video will go live Saturday at 6pm.

This weekend, we remember and celebrate the victory of Jesus over death. Happy Resurrection Weekend, and welcome to dbKidsOnline! Our video will go live Saturday at 6pm.

We’ve been asking, Does God keep His Promises? In this weekend’s lesson, as a continuation of this month’s celebration, we learn about God’s promise of a great rescuer, a redeemer… Welcome to dbKidsOnline! Our video will go live Saturday at 6pm.

What does it mean to sin? This weekend we see the consequences of people ignoring God’s plan in the story of the Tower of Babel. Welcome to dbKidsOnline. Our video will go live Saturday at 6pm!

This final lesson in our Did You Know series, our dbKids will be learning about ducks & chickens, about how Jesus did the unexpected in and after His resurrection, and discussing how God is full of forgiveness and mercy. Our video covering our Did You Know lesson will go live Sunday at 8am.

This week, our dbKids will be celebrating Jesus’ Resurrection, learning how God came back to life, and discussing how sin affects our identity. Our video covering our Did You Know? lesson will go live Sunday at 8am! Happy Resurrection Day!

This week, our dbKids will be learning more about God’s creativity in animals and insects, learning how God declares Jesus is King, and what God says our purpose is. Our video covering our Did You Know? lesson will go live Sunday at 8am!

This week, our dbKids will be learning more about God’s creativity in animals, talking about how Jesus knew His purpose, and who God says we are. Our video covering our Did You Know? lesson will go live Sunday at 8am!

This final week in our Ministry of Jesus series, we learn the story of the Lost Sheep! Our video will go live Sunday at 8am.