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Grow your faith and deepen your spiritual life with uncut Sermons from Dwell City Church and digitally produced study guide dialogs to help you remember the key points. See what God can do through you! Dwell City Church is located in Bel Air, MD.

Podcast · By Dwell City Church · English · Official site

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Sep 21, 2026
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Jul 6, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 21, 2026

    The Covenant Loyalty of the House of Bread (opens the original)

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    This sermon from Dwell City Church explores the Book of Ruth to illustrate God’s covenant loyalty toward His people during times of deep suffering. The speaker argues that while believers like Naomi may feel abandoned or bitter due to personal loss, God remains a faithful provider who initiates restoration. By examining the Hebrew name Yahweh , the text emphasizes that God is a personal, promise-keeping deity rather than a distant power. The source highlights how Ruth’s radical devotion serves a

  2. Episode · Sep 21, 2026

    (Study Guide) The Covenant Loyalty of the House of Bread (opens the original)

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    This study guide explores the Book of Ruth to illustrate God’s covenant loyalty toward His people during times of deep suffering. The message argues that while believers like Naomi may feel abandoned or bitter due to personal loss, God remains a faithful provider who initiates restoration. By examining the Hebrew name Yahweh , the text emphasizes that God is a personal, promise-keeping deity rather than a distant power. The message highlights how Ruth’s radical devotion serves as a type of Chris

  3. Episode · Sep 15, 2026

    Faithful to Pursue: God’s Redemptive Love Through Judgment (opens the original)

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    This sermon from Dwell City Church explores the opening of the Book of Ruth , focusing on God's unfailing faithfulness during times of spiritual and physical famine. The speaker highlights how Elimelech and his family chose to leave Bethlehem for the pagan land of Moab , prioritizing personal comfort over their covenant with God . This relocation led to a decade of tragedy and loss, illustrating that human attempts to escape divine judgment apart from repentance only result in deeper despair. Ul

  4. Episode · Sep 15, 2026

    (Study Guide) Faithful to Pursue: God’s Redemptive Love Through Judgment (opens the original)

    Episode notes · Neutral tone

    Read excerpt

    This study guide explores the opening of the Book of Ruth , focusing on God's unfailing faithfulness during times of spiritual and physical famine. The message highlights how Elimelech and his family chose to leave Bethlehem for the pagan land of Moab , prioritizing personal comfort over their covenant with God . This relocation led to a decade of tragedy and loss, illustrating that human attempts to escape divine judgment apart from repentance only result in deeper despair. Ultimately, the text

  5. Episode · Sep 15, 2026

    Finding Lasting Joy and Contentment in Christ (opens the original)

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    In this sermon from Dwell City Church, the speaker examines the concluding verses of Philippians to define the nature of Christian joy . He argues that true joy is not a fleeting emotion tied to positive circumstances or material comfort, but a steadfast contentment found exclusively in Jesus Christ . By referencing the Apostle Paul’s imprisonment, the text highlights how believers can endure suffering and personal disappointment when their purpose is rooted in the gospel . The speaker clarifies

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