Baptism of Brandon Kelvey
Jeremy Dager Jeremy Dager

Baptism of Brandon Kelvey

Take courage today, Christian. Our God still saves. The Gospel is still good news—regardless of what is going on around us—which is why Port City Church exists; to help others encounter Jesus and follow in His way.  We have seen the Lord do incredible things in the lives of people through the Good News of Jesus Christ. 

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Why I'm Excited About the Book of Mark
Jeremy Dager Jeremy Dager

Why I'm Excited About the Book of Mark

Throughout World War II, the streets and shops of the Western allied nations were littered with recruitment posters. Slogans such as “Uncle Sam needs you” and the famous British poster, which read “keep calm and carry on” are now iconic images in modern history. Each of these posters with its unique wording was selected carefully for one purpose and one purpose only: to call people to action.

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Waiting Isn't a Waste
Jeremy Dager Jeremy Dager

Waiting Isn't a Waste

This past Sunday we talked about the importance of waiting in our journey with Jesus (you can watch the sermon here).  We looked at Psalm 27 where David writes, “ Wait for the Lord; be strong, and let your heart take courage; wait for the Lord!” (v.14).

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What God's Teaching Me
Jeremy Dager Jeremy Dager

What God's Teaching Me

Since March of this year, I have had the great privilege of taking counselling courses from the Christian Counselling Education Foundation located in Pennsylvania, USA. Despite only taking two courses so far (Dynamics of Biblical Counselling and Helping Relationships), the Lord has greatly used these courses in my life. Both courses have been intensive, heart revealing and transformative.

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Camp Fireside Celebrations
Jeremy Dager Jeremy Dager

Camp Fireside Celebrations

One of the rhythms we strive for as a church is to remember, reflect, and give thanks.  It’s easy in our fast-paced culture to move on from one thing to the next without taking the time to pause and to see the hand of God at work in our lives.  Knowing this tendency in us, God was constantly telling the Israelites to pause and remember.

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