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The Holy Spirit and the Great Commission

What took place at Pentecost, that is the giving of the Holy Spirit, was necessary for the disciples to be successful in carrying out the great commission.

About Catechism and Bible Instruction

We live in a age in which our faith is regularly attacked and misrepresented, it is important we know what we believe and how to respond. Catechism is a wonderful resource for equipping the church in this age.

Catechism and Discipleship

This Sunday

Building Fund

Our church has a vision to re-build the church campus to further our mission of reaching the lost an...

Prayer of Thanksgiving

Happy 2017 Thanksgiving Del Rey Church! Here's an ancient prayer to bless your home as we give thanks to God for His many blessings this week.

Reformation 500

On October 31, 1517 Martin Luther nailed his ninety-five theses to the castle church door in Wittenberg, Germany which is used today as a date to celebrate the historic work of the Protestant Reformation. This Sunday we will celebrate this work, so as you prepare for Sunday you might enjoy watching this classic movie on Luther and this history.

Dr. Sanders' Prezi

Dr. Fred Sanders is preaching from the Psalms this weekend and here's his Prezi presentation....

Why Sermon Based CGs?

Community groups are a really important discipleship experience in our lives and also for the life of a healthy church. There are various ways of being/doing Community Groups, but we're convinced the best way is the flexible sermon based approach. Read more about it.

Why We Need Community Groups

We have new Community Groups we're trying to launch right now and we need more. DRC saints please take a moment to read this post and pray for our CGs in the city.

Spirit-Flesh Contrast in Paul

It's so crucial to understand the Spirit-Flesh contrast in the writings of the Apostle Paul not only for understanding books like Romans and Galatians, but for understanding the New Testament as whole. Here's a helpful cut-and-paste from an excellent book on Pauline Theology, that will help nail down what we've been studying on Sunday.