Word of the Week
Hunger For Jesus
Fasting is giving up food for a time so that our hunger reminds us that we can say no to something good for a time because we have found something better in Jesus.
Lead Pastor
Dwayne Gibbs
Dwayne has been in ministry for more than 20 years. He planted The District Church in Broad Ripple in 2016 with the desire to help others follow Jesus and find true treasure!
His preaching is verse-by-verse and expository. The pulpit is where he is most himself: grounded in the text, plainspoken, and unhurried. He cares about long-term discipleship more than short-term excitement, and he wants The District to be a church where people are known by name, full of joy, and live every day to make Christ known.
Dwayne and his wife Kelsey live in Indianapolis with their three boys. He enjoys local coffee shops, classic diners, old trucks, motorcycle rides, woodworking, and golfing.
Writing
From Dwayne Gibbs.
Word of the Week
Talk With God
Prayer is more than just asking God for good things. It is how we commune with God. It is how we "hallow His Name!"
Word of the Week
Hear His Voice
If you want to hear the voice of God, simply open His Word and let the Spirit of God speak.
Word of the Week
Find Your Home In Jesus
Finding your home in Jesus is abiding in Him. Instead of doing more to get to Jesus, it is simply remaining near to Him through the rhythms Jesus established.
Word of the Week
The "Ber" Months
The Ber months represent September, October, November, and December. The cooler air. The changing leaves. The bonfires and holidays. All point to the changing of seasons. Change comes faster each year, and what we desperately need is an unchanging God.
Word of the Week
Never underestimate the power of a godly woman
Three things 1 Peter 3 says about a godly woman: she shows strength through submission, beauty through character, and fearless trust in God. A walk through Pastor Dwayne's Mother's Day sermon.
Word of the Week
Saved out of the world, sent back into it
A walk through 1 Peter 2:13-17. Why submission to imperfect human institutions is part of the will of God for your life, and what that actually looks like.