What's New This Week at Dwell
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Community Festival in 8 Days!
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The annual Dwell Community Festival is on Saturday, August 22nd from 4:00 to 9:00 pm at Main Campus!
Invite your friends, family, neighbors, and kids of all ages and join us for a vibrant celebration filled with activities, entertainment, and great memories.
Enjoy the roaming SupaFun Band, two incredible magic shows, a petting zoo, parrots, bounce houses, games, and so much more! To help beat the August heat, we’ve added a cooling station and soft serve ice cream, in addition to our other cold favorites: sno cones, craft beer, and frozen margaritas. With so many attractions and experiences, there’s truly something for everyone to enjoy.
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New Book Soon from Dennis McCallum
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Coming soon! Keep an eye out for Dennis McCallum's new book on leadership: Introduction to Truth-Based Leadership. The book is set for early release in October at all Dwell bookstore locations: 4th St. Cafe, Warehouse, and Main Campus. It will be available on Amazon in February 2027.
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Community Festival Volunteers Needed
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We still have 70 volunteer slots to fill for the Dwell Community Festival! Some shifts happen earlier in the week to help with setup, and shifts on the day itself are 2–3 hours so you can serve without losing your whole day. Every volunteer gets a free drink ticket.
You can filter for indoor or seated roles when you sign up. We want everyone to be able to serve in a way that works for them, so if you have a specific need we should know about, reach out, and we'll help find the right fit! Love to bake? We need more cakes for the cake walk. Email Sherri at fojass@dwellcc.org to sign up.
Bring your home church, friends, or family and serve together. Sign up to volunteer and pick a shift that works for you.
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How Should Christians Read the Bible?
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Pat Reeder sits down with Kevin Vanhoozer, theologian and author of Is There a Meaning in This Text? and Mere Christian Hermeneutics, to talk about what it actually means to read the Bible biblically. They discuss why authority and interpretation are inseparable, what postmodernism got right and wrong, and why a Trinitarian framework changes everything about how we approach Scripture.
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Learning to Trust God's Generous Heart
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A devotional from
Brad DuFault
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Brad Dufault examines Romans 8:32, tracing Paul's logical argument that since God didn't withhold his own son, he will graciously give us all things. He addresses the natural tension this raises—why does life still involve suffering and confusion if God gives us everything—and argues that the cross remains the clearest picture of God's heart toward us, regardless of unresolved questions.
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This Sunday at Dwell Central Teachings
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Next Week at College Central Teachings
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1340 Community Park Dr.
Columbus, OH 43229-2232
(614) 823-6500
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