King's Church DC, 1317 K Street NW, Washington D.C., DC (2026)

09/06/2026

Weekend in Review: HOLIDAY -

This Sunday, we opened Psalm 103, where we were called to praise God and remember all of his benefits. So often we are quick to forget God’s goodness, but this psalm invites us to slow down and recall his forgiveness, mercy, steadfast love, and faithfulness. As we begin a new week, may we be people who continually remember what God has done and respond with hearts full of gratitude and worship.

There was also much to celebrate in the life of our church. We rejoiced in the marriage of one of our couples, thanking God for his faithfulness and the gift of Christian marriage.

Throughout the week, our church continued creating opportunities for discipleship and community. We spotlighted our small groups as we prepare for another season of growing together in community, enjoyed a pickleball event filled with fellowship and friendly competition, welcomed interns to a lunch, and hosted another LEARN event exploring the significance of the cross.

Church, as summer ends and we head into the fall, may we be a people who never forget the goodness of God. May gratitude fuel our worship, strengthen our community, and shape the way we live as we follow Jesus together.

08/30/2026

Weekend in Review: EXPECTATION - As August comes to a close, there’s a growing sense of anticipation as we prepare for all that God has in store this fall. It has been exciting to see new faces, new opportunities, and our church family continuing to grow together.

One of the highlights of the week was Faith Day with the Washington Nationals. More than 1,500 people gathered to hear players, coaches, and staff share how their faith in Christ shapes the way they live and compete. We are thankful for everyone who helped make the day possible and for the opportunity to see the gospel proclaimed in such a public way.

This morning, we met to gather to worship. Psalm 73 reminds us that even when the unrighteous seem to prosper and life feels unfair, God himself is our greatest good and Jesus is the ultimate proof that losing everything with God is better than gaining everything without him.

There was also much to celebrate in the life of our church this morning. We welcomed new members into our church family and rejoiced in the birth of two new babies, giving thanks for God’s continued kindness and faithfulness. We also celebrated the addition of a new drum set, another reminder of God’s provision as we seek to worship him together.

As we look toward the fall, we continued highlighting our small group leaders and Small Group Fair. We are grateful for the men and women who faithfully lead these groups and create spaces where people can grow in God’s Word, build meaningful friendships, and care for one another. We are excited for another season of life together.

Church, as we step into this new season, may we continue to welcome those God brings through our doors, invest deeply in one another, and faithfully make Christ known wherever he leads us.

08/29/2026

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08/23/2026

Weekend in Review: Forward

While August is typically one of Washington’s slower months, this weekend the city was anything but quiet! With the Freedom 250 Grand Prix bringing road closures and crowds downtown, there was plenty of excitement across the city, and we were grateful to gather together to worship in the midst of it all!

This Sunday, we wrapped up our Summer at the Sea series by looking at Matthew 14:22–33, where Jesus walks on the water and calls Peter to step out in faith. We were reminded that when our eyes are fixed on Jesus, we can trust him even in the middle of life’s storms. The waves may be real, but so is the Savior who meets us there and faithfully holds us fast.

There was also much to celebrate in the life of our church. We prayed over and sent out three members as they begin new seasons, celebrated an engagement, and rejoiced in the birth of a new baby. We are continually thankful for the ways God is both gathering and sending his people.

This morning also marked the kickoff of our Small Group Spotlights and Fair (just under 30 groups!) as we look ahead to another season of growing together in community. While attendance was lighter because of the race and road closures throughout the city, it was encouraging to see many new faces taking steps toward getting connected in the life of the church. We are excited for all that God will do through small groups this fall.

Church, as we step into a new season together, may we keep our eyes fixed on Jesus, walk forward in faith, and continue building a community where people are known, loved, and pointed to our great Savior.

08/16/2026

Weekend in Review: REST - August is one of the quietest times of the year in Washington, DC. Even as the city slows down for the final weeks of summer, we’re grateful that God continues to faithfully work in and through his church.

This Sunday, we gathered to worship and continued our Summer at the Sea series, looking at Mark 6:30–44. In this passage, we were reminded that Jesus is both compassionate and sufficient. He not only sees the needs of his people, but he is also able to provide for them. As we come to him with open hands, we can trust that he will faithfully sustain us and use even our small offerings for his glory.

Throughout the week, our church family also enjoyed meaningful opportunities for fellowship. Our women’s ministry gathered for an evening of Bunco and Mahjong, creating space for laughter, friendship, and encouragement. Our men’s ministry hosted a golf tournament, enjoying a great day together while continuing to build relationships and welcome others into community.

Church, as we find rest in Christ, may we trust his compassion, depend on his provision, and continue to serve others with the same grace he has shown us!

08/09/2026

Weekend in Review: Summer

August is one of the quietest times of the year in Washington, DC. As the city slows down for the final weeks of summer, we’re reminded that God never takes a season off, he continues to faithfully build his church!

This Sunday, we had the joy of welcoming back our guest, Pastor Tony Merida from Imago Dei Church in Raleigh, North Carolina. Opening Hebrews 1:1–4, we were reminded that God has spoken most clearly and fully through his Son, Jesus Christ. He is the radiance of God’s glory, the exact imprint of his nature, and the one who upholds all things by his power. In a world filled with competing voices, we are invited to fix our eyes on Christ, trusting that he alone is worthy of our worship, our confidence, and our lives.

There was also much to celebrate within our church family this week. We rejoiced in two weddings and celebrated the birth of a new baby, and said goodbye to two wonderful members giving thanks for God’s continued faithfulness and kindness among us.

Throughout the week, our church also came together for a day of community service, serving our neighbors and seeking to be the hands and feet of Christ in our city. We are grateful for every opportunity to love others in tangible ways and to reflect the hope of the gospel beyond the walls of our church.

Church, even as the city enjoys the slower pace of summer, we are thankful that God continues to work in and through His people. May we keep our eyes fixed on Jesus, faithfully following Him and making His love known wherever he calls us!

08/02/2026

Weekend in Review: PEACE - August has a unique feel in Washington. The city slows down, the streets grow a little quieter, and many are away for the final weeks of summer. Yet even in a quieter season, we continue to see God faithfully at work in the life of his church.

This morning, we gathered to worship and continued our Summer at the Sea series, looking at the account of Jesus and the Gerasene demoniac. We were reminded that there is no power greater than Jesus Christ. Jesus has complete authority over darkness, evil, and every force that opposes him. Whatever fears or burdens we carry, we can take heart knowing that our Savior is able to bring freedom, restoration, and hope.

There was also much to celebrate during our service. We rejoiced in the birth of a new baby in our church family, celebrated the engagement of one of our members, sent out four members as they begin new seasons in different places, and welcomed a dozen new members into the life of our church as the Lord begins a new season for them here. We are continually amazed by how God both sends and gathers his people!

Throughout the week, our church continued gathering in meaningful ways. Our family ministry enjoyed a picnic in the park, creating space for fellowship and connection. Our REC ministry hosted a volleyball tournament, welcoming both familiar faces and new friends for a fun afternoon together. We also celebrated the conclusion of another impactful summer for King’s Church Collective, finishing with their weekly Commons gathering. We are thankful for the many interns and college students who found community, grew in God’s grace, and became part of our church family this summer.

Church, even in a season when the city grows quiet, we are grateful that God continues to build his church. May we rest in the freedom Christ has won for us and faithfully point others to the hope that is found in him alone!

07/26/2026

Weekend in Review: KINGDOM - What a joyful week in the life of our church as we continued our Summer at the Sea series. This Sunday, we looked at the parable of the sower in Mark 4. Jesus reminded us that the seed of God’s kingdom is always good, but the condition of our hearts determines how we receive it. May we be people who cultivate hearts ready to receive his Word, allowing it to take deep root and bear lasting fruit in our lives.

This morning, we also had the privilege of dedicating six children to the Lord. Child dedication is a beautiful opportunity for parents to publicly commit themselves to raising their children in the instruction of the Lord, while our church family promises to pray for, encourage, and walk alongside them in that calling. We are grateful to be a church that joyfully shares in this responsibility together.

There was also much to celebrate throughout the week. We rejoiced in the wedding of one of our member couples, thanking God for His faithfulness in bringing them together. During our service, we also prayed over and sent out 11 members as they begin new chapters in different places around the world. While goodbyes are never easy, we celebrate knowing that God’s church extends far beyond one city, and we are excited to see how he will continue His work through them wherever he leads.

Church, may the Word of God continue to find good soil in our hearts, producing lives that faithfully reflect His kingdom wherever He calls us!

07/19/2026

Weekend in Review: FOLLOW - What a great week in the life of our church even as we continued our Summer at the Sea series this morning! In Luke 5:1–11, where Jesus calls his first disciples. We were reminded that following Jesus begins with trusting his word, even when it doesn’t make sense, and responding with awe and wholehearted faith. Like the disciples, we are invited to leave behind lesser things and follow the one who is truly worthy of our lives.

There was also much to celebrate in the life of our church this morning. We rejoiced with one of our members on their engagement, giving thanks for God’s continued kindness and faithfulness among our church family!

Throughout the weekend, our women’s ministry gathered in Capitol Hill for their monthly brunch, enjoying fellowship and encouraging one another through the Scriptures. We also hosted our Small Group Kickoff as we prepare for another season of community and discipleship. We are excited for more than 700 people to be involved in small groups each week to start this term, continuing to grow in Christ and care for one another.

Our King’s Church Collective (KCC) ministry also wrapped up what has been our most exciting and impactful summer yet. This weekend, interns gathered on Capitol Hill for the KCC Cup, a soccer match that brought people together for fellowship, fun, and deeper community. We are so thankful for the many interns who found not only friendships this summer, but a church family and faith in Jesus as well.

Church, as we continue following Jesus together, may we trust his voice, faithfully take our next step of obedience, and encourage others to do the same.

07/12/2026

Weekend in Review: PEACE

What an exciting Sunday in the life of our church! We began our new summer series, Summer at the Sea. This week, we opened to Mark 4:35–41, where Jesus calms the storm with a word. The passage reminds us that following Jesus does not mean a life free from storms, but it does mean we never face them alone. Even when fear rises, we can trust the one who has authority over every storm.

This morning, we also had the joy of installing Avery Lance as a lay elder. Over the past five years, Avery has faithfully served the church alongside his wife, Danielle, first as members and small group leaders, and now even as parents to their son, Shepherd. We are grateful for God’s provision in raising up faithful leaders to shepherd and serve the church!

There was also much to celebrate together. We rejoiced in the birth of a new baby in our congregation, giving thanks for God’s continued kindness and faithfulness!

Throughout the week, our King’s Church Collective (KCC) ministry continued welcoming interns and short-term residents from across the DMV, helping connect them to God’s Word and to a local church family. This morning also marked our second week of Common Ground, creating opportunities for people to meet over shared hobbies and build new friendships, while our LEARN class equipped many to think biblically about different religions.

Church, as we begin this new series, may we remember that the same Savior who calmed the sea still rules over every circumstance of our lives. Whatever storms we face, we can trust him completely and walk forward in His peace together.

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