DCT Church

17/05/2026

The truth that it’s never about having it all figured out, but about trusting God daily. His righteousness isn’t something we earn through perfect performance, it’s a gift we receive when we put our faith in Him. That changes everything—how I see my failures, my hopes, and even the small ordinary moments of the day. So today I’m choosing to walk forward not in my own strength, but in the quiet confidence that the One who saved me is still faithful to carry me through 🙏

🗓️: 05/17/26

10/05/2026

10/05/2026

Proverbs 31:25–26, 28, 31
"She is clothed with strength and dignity, and she laughs without fear of the future. She speaks with wisdom, and faithful instruction is on her tongue... Her children arise and call her blessed; her husband also, and he praises her... Honor her for all that her hands have done, and let her works bring her praise at the city gate."

Today, we honor every mother, every woman, and every heart that loves, nurtures, and guides with grace and faith 🙏🤍

You are the beautiful reflection of this Proverbs 31 woman — clothed in strength that carries our burdens, and dignity that shines through every season of life. You speak wisdom into our lives, you teach us to walk in goodness, and your love is the safe place we will always come home to. Your hands work tirelessly, your heart loves endlessly, and your prayers cover us every single day.

Just as the scripture says, we arise and call you blessed. You are precious, priceless, and irreplaceable in our lives. Thank you for every sacrifice, every lesson, every hug, and every silent prayer you whispered for us. Today, we honor you for all that your hands have done, all that your heart has given, and all that you are to us.

May you be blessed beyond measure, may your joy be full, and may your works always be praised. Happy Mother’s Day to all our wonderful, beautiful, and amazing mothers! You are God’s greatest gift to us ✨🌷🙌

05/10/26

10/05/2026

✨ “Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, the new creation has come: The old has gone, the new is here!” — 2 Corinthians 5:17 ✨

Today’s Sunday service fills our hearts with great joy and gratitude, as we hold tight to this beautiful and life-giving promise from God’s Word. What a wonderful truth we carry together: in Christ, every person is completely made new. He does not merely mend our broken pieces or cover our mistakes—He transforms us entirely. Every hurt, every failure, every mistake, and every heavy weight of the past is washed away by His endless grace and mercy. The old life, marked by fear, sin, and weakness, has passed away; and now, we stand together as fresh, beautiful creations, called to walk in love, purpose, and true freedom.

We give thanks that God does not look at who we used to be, but at who we have become in Him. He has given us all a new identity, a living hope, and a renewed life that we could never earn on our own. Today, as one body, we celebrate His faithfulness, His unfailing love, and the precious gift of being made new each day. To everyone near and far: whatever you have walked through, whatever you may carry today—remember this truth: in Christ, you are not the same anymore. You are new, you are deeply loved, and you belong to Him.

Blessed Sunday and God’s abundant blessings to all! 🕊️✨🙌

🗓️: 05/10/26

03/05/2026

And I, when I am lifted up from the earth, will draw all people to myself. — John 12:32

What a powerful and blessed Sunday service we had earlier today! 🙌✨ It was truly a joy to see everyone gathered together, lifting up praises and opening hearts to receive God’s Word.

Today’s message reminded us of the incredible power found in the cross. When Jesus was lifted up, He didn’t just pay the price for our sins; He created a way for every one of us to be drawn close to Him. His love acts like a magnet, pulling us out of darkness, out of our struggles, and into His marvelous light. He draws the broken to be healed, the lost to be found, and the weary to find rest.

May we always keep our eyes fixed on Jesus, allowing His grace to lead us and His love to transform us. Thank you, Lord, for another day of worship and fellowship. Have a blessed week ahead, church family! ❤️🌿🕯️

🗓️: 05/03/26

26/04/2026

AFTERNOON SUNDAY SERVICE - TARTARIA OUTREACH

TITLE: Who is Barabbas?
VERSE: Luke 22:66-71 & Matthew 27:15-26

Have you ever stopped to ask, "Who really is Barabbas?" 🤔

His name means "Son of the Father" (Bar = Son, Abba = Father). He was a known criminal, a robber, a murderer, and a rebel. He was the one who deserved to die. He was guilty. He had a death sentence waiting for him.

But look at what happened that day.
Instead of Barabbas suffering the punishment he deserved, JESUS took his place. ✨

Barabbas represents US. 🪫

• We are the sinners.

• We are the ones guilty of sin.

• We are the ones who deserved death and separation from God.

But God made a divine exchange:
✅ Barabbas was set free → Because Jesus was bound.
✅ Barabbas received life → Because Jesus gave up His life.
✅ Barabbas was declared innocent → Because Jesus took all the guilt and shame.

When the leaders questioned Jesus, "Are You the Son of God?" — He said "Yes, I am."

Jesus, the True Son of the Father, willingly stood in the trial so that we (the guilty ones) could be set free forever. ❤️‍🩹

Today, we are free not because we are perfect, but because Jesus took our place. He traded His righteousness for our sin.

Come and worship the One who took your place! 🙌🕊️

📆: 04/26/26

26/04/2026

Topic: In the book of Acts, how did they grow?
Text: Acts 2:42-47

Have you ever wondered why the early church grew so fast and became so strong? 📖✨

It wasn’t by accident. It wasn’t because of programs or events. It happened because they had a simple but powerful lifestyle. The Bible says they "continued steadfastly" in four important things:

1️⃣ They devoted themselves to the APOSTLES' DOCTRINE 📖
They didn’t just listen once; they studied God’s Word consistently. They wanted to know the truth and align their lives with what God said. Growth starts when we feed our spirit with the truth.

2️⃣ They devoted themselves to FELLOWSHIP 🤝
They treated one another not just as church mates, but as family. They shared life together, helped each other, and loved deeply. We grow better when we are connected to the right people.

3️⃣ They devoted themselves to BREAKING OF BREAD 🍞
They ate together and shared what they had. There was joy, generosity, and unity. They understood that worship is also about caring for one another’s needs.

4️⃣ They devoted themselves to PRAYERS 🙏
They knew that without God’s power, they could do nothing. They kept the line open with Heaven.

Because of this, fear came upon every soul, many wonders and signs were done, and the Lord added to the church daily such as should be saved.

They grew because they prioritized God and His people above everything else. 🌱

Today, let us follow their example. Let us be a church that is rooted in the Word, united in love, and strong in prayer. And surely, God will cause us to grow too!

See you in God’s presence! ❤️🕊️

📆:04/26/26

19/04/2026

✨ THE POWER OF GOD LIVES IN YOU ✨

SCRIPTURE FOCUS: Ezra 7:10
"For Ezra had prepared his heart to seek the Law of the Lord, and to do it, and to teach statutes and ordinances in Israel."
1️⃣ EMPOWER YOUR DAY WITH SCRIPTURE

Start every morning not just with plans, but with God’s promises. As the Psalmist declares:
"Through your precepts I get understanding; therefore I hate every false way."
God’s Word is not just a book; it is the manual for life. It illuminates our path and gives us wisdom that surpasses human understanding. When you fill your mind with Scripture, you arm yourself with truth that cannot be shaken.
2️⃣ DIGGING DEEPER: EXEGESIS & EISEGESIS

To truly understand God’s Word, we must engage in both study and application.

📖 EXEGESIS (Objective Interpretation)
This is the process of "drawing out" what the text originally meant. It asks: What did this passage mean to the original audience? It relies on context, history, grammar, and the author's intent. This protects us from error and keeps us grounded in Truth.

✍️ EISEGESIS (Subjective Application)
This is the process of "reading in" how the text applies to us today. It asks: What is God saying to ME through this verse? It is personal, relevant, and speaks directly to our current situations, challenges, and victories.

We must know the Truth (Exegesis) so we can live the Truth (Eisegesis).
3️⃣ THE HOLY SPIRIT EMPOWERS BELIEVERS

It is impossible to live a holy life on our own strength. We need the Divine Presence! The Holy Spirit empowers us for Christ-Centered Living in two powerful ways:

🕊️ THE INDWELLING OF THE HOLY SPIRIT
At the moment of salvation, God takes up residence inside you. You become His temple. He is always there, guiding, comforting, and bearing witness with your spirit that you are a child of God. He lives in you.

🔥 THE INFILLING OF THE HOLY SPIRIT (THEONEUSTOUS)
This speaks of being overflowing and controlled by the Spirit. Theoneustous describes a life that is "God-breathed" and fully charged with His power. It is not just having the Spirit inside, but allowing the Spirit to overflow out of you into every area of life—your words, your actions, and your character.
4️⃣ BAPTISM: THE PUBLIC DECLARATION

This power and new life in Christ is meant to be shared and celebrated. Baptism is the beautiful step of obedience where we publicly declare that we have died to our old life and have been raised to walk in newness of life. It is an outward sign of an inward change, symbolizing cleansing, burial, and resurrection.
Believer, realize this today: You are not weak, because the Creator of the Universe lives inside you. You are equipped, empowered, and filled with His Spirit. Walk in that power today!

🗓: 04/19/26

13/04/2026

In Matthew 13:1-9, the Sower scatters seeds on four kinds of soil: rocky (sprouts quickly but withers under pressure), shallow (choke by worldly worries), hard (cannot take root), and good (bears fruit). These represent how people respond to God’s Word—not different types of Christians. True faith is about openness to His Word. Like the Sower, we’re called to trust His timing and nurture our relationship with Him. Let us ask God to help us be good soil—receptive, patient, and ready to let His Word grow in us. How can we let go of fear and trust Him more this week?

📆:04/12/26

07/04/2026

Day 2 of Youth Camp 2026—our final adventure—and what a way to wrap it up, squad! Started strong with morning personal devotions, soaking in God's presence before the sun even fully rose. Hit the ground running with energizing morning exercise—sweat, smiles, and that post-workout glow! Fueled up on those yummy meals that hit just right (shoutout to the kitchen crew! 🍲).

Dove back into a powerful morning class, packing our hearts with even more truth from the Word. As the last day winds down, we're prepping to head home with spirits totally fulfilled and joyful hearts overflowing—changed, challenged, and closer to Jesus than ever. This camp was everything and more—see y'all next year! Let's carry this fire home!

🗓: 04/03/26