Stacie Van de Weghe takes us on a journey through scripture to help us see how God loves to intercept His people in the middle of their misconceptions. Often sneaky lies get tangled up with our view of ourselves, our God and our stories. Come soak in His Word and His presence together, inviting Him to untangle the truth from the lies and set us free.
Untangled Session 1
Untangled Session 2
Untangled Session 3
About Stacie Van de Weghe
Staciewears many hats––wife, mom, youth leader, teacher,––but her identity is a beloved daughter of the king. She loves to read, run, hike, write, and drink good coffee. But not all at the same time.
Pastor Tim Receently spoke on how we as Christians should approach politics. Here is the sermon and some supplemental materials to allow for deeper study on the subject.
3 Reasons to Not Fear Losing
1. Losing Should Be No Surprise
(Mathew 7:14, Luke 6:26)
2. God is Greater Than Any Win or Loss
(1Corinthians 2:6, John 19-10-11)
3. This Is Not Our Truest Home
(Hebrews 13:14)
2 Cautions in Winning
1. Short-term Wins Aren’t Worth Long-term Losses
(Luke 4:5-8)
2. Keeping “Wins” Often Demands Coercion or Compromise
(Romans 12:2)
7 Things to Do – Win or Lose
1. Be Kind
(Luke 6:27-28, 1 Corinthians 4:12-13)
2. Do Right
(1 Peter 2:12)
3. Respect & Obey Authorities
(1 Peter 2:13-17, Romans 13:1-7)
4. Respect But Don’t Reverence Authorities
(Luke 13:31-32, Matthew 14:3-4)
5. Pray for Leaders
(1 Timothy 2:1-4)
6. Know & Exercise Your Rights
(Acts 16:35-39, Acts 25:11-12)
7. Fight the Right Fight
(2 Corinthians 10:3, Ephesians 6:12)
Dungeness Community Church in Sequim is pleased to offer a number of listening options for our congregation and guests. From borrowing our headphones and listening devices, to using our own bluetooth technology. Read on to learn more about what we offer. Feel free to ask for help if you need assistance.
Borrow Our Headphones
At the A/V Booth we have a basket full of handheld devices, along with a variety of headphone types. We have small single ear earbuds, medium sized headphones, and larger over ear headphones. We also have a couple necklace type devices that work with hearing aids equipped with Hearing Loop Technology.
BlueTooth - Listen Everywhere App
Visitors may also stream the service via bluetooth or headphones on their own personal smart device, using the Listen Everywhere App. This is great for folks who have bluetooth capable hearing aids, or their own earbuds. The Listen Everywhere App is available on both iPhone and Droid devices. It is only usable within the walls of our sanctuary when connected to the "Hearing Assist" wifi. Follow these directions to set up the "Listen Everywhere" App on your phone or device.
- Simply download the Application from your app store.
- Connect your device or smartphone to our "Hearing Assist" WiFi channel
- make sure your hearing aids or earbuds are connected to your device via bluetooth
- Click on the app, and select the channel to listen to
- turn up the audio as needed
This Video Explains how to use the Listen Everywhere App ( our WiFi is "Hearing Assist" )
MEN’S MINISTRIES
There are lots of opportunities to join with other men for weekly Bible studies, monthly breakfast gatherings, recreational activities and service opportunities local and abroad.
Weekly Men's Bible Studies
Mens Saturday Study at 8:30 AM in the Chapel.
For more information contact Ric Yorke.
Mens Thursday Study at 7:30 AM in the Auditorium.
For more information contact Bill O'Brien.
A Message From Pastor Tim
Do the mountains beckon you? With 1000 miles of trail here on the Olympic Peninsula there are many adventures available.
The virtue of the Olympic Peninsula is the variety it offers. We have high mountains, lush forests and wild ocean beaches. The highest mountain, Mount Olympus is under 8000 feet so there is no shortage of oxygen. Most of the trails are dirt pathways so travel is more comfortable than rocky terrains.
We have no threatening wildlife. If respect is shown no animals will threaten you. And there are no poisonous snakes. The worst pests are mosquitoes and deer flies. These are pesky but not dangerous.
An interesting observation I have made is fellow hikers are very friendly once you get beyond a few miles from the nearest road. Distance seems to sort out people.
Distance also gives solitude. I have spent many enjoyable hours hiking. After a week of quiet solitude, the kinks of life seem to straighten out and life become much easier to deal with. God speaks to me more clearly when the world is less demanding. Many of my most happy memories have come from sitting on a log or rock listening to a distant waterfall or enjoying the peace in a mountain meadow. May you find similar rewards in your travels. As John Muir once said, “The mountains are calling and I must go.”
We recently brought five candidates before the congregation to be affirmed as new elders. All 5 of the nominated candidates were affirmed. Ric Yorke, Brian Omann, Phil Langston, Bob Torres and Forrest Miller officially joined the board this week. Please join us in welcoming these new elders!
On week 2 of our Series "Unexpected: When God Changess Our Plans," Pastor Tim asked DCC Elder George Crabb to share how we can see Jesus in the Life of Joseph. Watch and read George's insights into how the life of Joseph shows us a picture of Jesus.
Why did God do This?
Because God purposefully wanted us to see His plan through the life of Joseph who was a portrait of the greater than Joseph, God the Son, Jesus.
The Love & Respect Series is starting at 9am on February 6th in the Chapel at Dungeness Community Church in Sequim. Feel free to stop in at any point in the series, and stick around afterward for our Sunday Morning Service at 10am. Workbooks will be provided free of charge, so please click here to register.
Created by Dr. Emerson Eggerichs, Love & Respect focuses on insights and advice to help couples solve conflict biblically and refresh their marriage relationship. If you are married, or plan on getting married, please join this powerful series. Below are two married couples talking about how the Love & Respect Series changed their marriage.
Dungeness Community Church has unlimited access to RightNow Media. Think of it as a church friendly version of Amazon Prime or Netflix, that you can access from your television at home, or mobile device when on the go.
Content For The Whole Family
Parents love having safe access to movies, bible studies and kids programs for their children. Adults love having access to the world’s largest streaming library of video Bible study resources (it’s been called the “Netflix of video Bible studies”).
This extensive library has more than 20,000 videos from leaders like Francis Chan, Jennie Allen, Matt Chandler, Dr. Tony Evans, and many more. These Bible study videos can be used as part of a group study or for personal devotions, and many series include free discussion guides and handouts.
Contact the church office or text "DCCHURCH" to 49775 to get started. Click here for contact info
A Wide Range of Subjects
Our church believes that RightNow Media is a tool that can help you live out your faith in every area of your life—at home, at work, and in your community. In addition to series on books of the Bible, RightNow Media has videos for everyone in your family on a variety of topics like marriage, parenting, personal finances, mental health, and more. There’s even a library just for kids with over 2,000 safe, entertaining videos.
RightNow Media has a free app that’s available on all major streaming devices so you and your family can access content anywhere, anytime.
Sign Up Today
To get started, simply contact the church office or text "DCCHURCH" to 49775. You will receive a link to create your free account, and start browsing more than 20,000 inspiring videos. We pray that RightNow Media will be a blessing to you and your family.
Hello Ladies! I am Marie Meyers, one of the leaders of Women’s Bible Studies here at Dungeness Community Church, in Sequim, WA. We are here to help you connect with each other whether in person or via zoom, and to help us all grow in our relationship with our Triune God. We welcome you to join us in our amazing Bible study adventure!
Hello, my name is Greg Hustad and I teach a group at DCC called the Wordsmiths. Wordsmiths started at Dungeness Community Church in Sequim many years before my wife Sue and I ever became a part of the group and was given the name Wordsmiths because, as one of our long time members Janet Moore told me, “we search the scriptures and rely on them for truth to live by in everyday life with Christ.”
The Wordsmiths meet during the day, every Wednesday morning, 10:00 am – noon in the DCC Chapel.
At some point in our life we will all experience loss through the death of a loved one, friend, or someone we’ve known. But there are different kinds of losses, I think we’ve been a witness to that with the covid-19 virus. How could this happen so fast?
In the process of focusing on the deaths from this virus, I started having a conversation with God. How can we as followers of Jesus bring some hope to all the different people who are feeling the loss of joy, loss of hope, loss of jobs, and loss of life as we have known it here in America.
Can you feel it? Fall is in the air! The fresh leaves of Spring are becoming discolored and dry. Cold sneaks in with the morning air. The sun bids goodnight to the moon a little earlier each evening. And Summer has started its migration to the other side of our planet.
You might not think of the Pacific Northwest as being home to a surf community, but it is! The Pacific NW Christian Surfers started gathering over their love for Surfing and God. What started in a coffee shop in Sequim, has grown into a full fledged surf ministry. Their mission: “Bringing People to Christ through Living Water.” In this article, Pacifiic NNW Christian Surfers co-founder, George Crabb, shares the story of how it all started and where they are headed from here.
DCC's Men's Ministry has remained as active as possible during this time. Our three studies took a little time off, but with the help of the Zoom platform and some other strategies we are moving forward.
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