Dwelling House Church

What does it mean for God to be your portion? In this powerful message from Dwelling House Church, Pastor Jeremiah Genin teaches on one of the most challenging and transformative areas of the Christian life: trust, surrender, and giving. Through powerful biblical stories—including the widow of Zarephath, the widow’s offering, the Levites’ inheritance, and the teachings of Jesus—this sermon reveals that biblical giving is not ultimately about money, but about the condition of the heart. Pastor Jeremiah explains how God uses worship, generosity, and obedience to draw believers into deeper trust and dependence on Him. In a culture driven by fear, possessions, success, and financial security, this message calls Christians back to the truth that God Himself is our inheritance, our treasure, and our portion. Whether you’ve struggled with trusting God financially, wrestled with fear about provision, or simply want to grow deeper in your relationship with Jesus, this sermon offers biblical wisdom, encouragement, and conviction rooted in Scripture. Dwelling House Church is a Spirit-filled, Christ-centered church passionate about the presence of God, biblical truth, worship, discipleship, and helping people encounter Jesus in a real and transformative way. If you’re searching for sermons about trusting God, biblical giving, Christian generosity, tithing, worship, faith, or Spirit-filled teaching, this message will encourage and challenge you. This sermon answers: What does it mean for God to truly be your portion? Why does the Bible connect giving and worship so closely? How can Christians trust God instead of relying on money, success, or possessions?

What does it truly mean when Jesus says, “I am the resurrection and the life”? In this powerful teaching from Dwelling House Church, Pastor Larry Dewerd dives deep into one of the most foundational—yet often misunderstood—truths of Christianity: the bodily resurrection of the believer. Many Christians are familiar with the resurrection of Jesus, but fewer understand what Scripture teaches about our own future resurrection. In this message, Pastor Larry unpacks the biblical reality that believers are not just saved spiritually—but will one day be raised to life in a new, glorified, physical body. Drawing from passages like John 11, 1 Corinthians 15, and Romans 8, this sermon explores the hope, power, and eternal significance of the resurrection. This teaching challenges common misconceptions, highlights the importance of resurrection in the early Church, and calls believers to reclaim this truth as a core part of their faith and testimony. Whether you're new to Christianity or have followed Jesus for years, this message will deepen your understanding of eternity, strengthen your hope, and stir your faith in God’s promises. If you're searching for truth about life after death, the resurrection of the body, or what happens when we die, this message offers clear, biblical insight and encouragement. Dwelling House Church is a Christ-centered community passionate about the presence of God, the truth of His Word, and equipping believers to walk in their identity in Jesus. This sermon answers: 1. What does the Bible actually teach about the resurrection of the believer? 2. Will we have physical bodies in eternity, and what will they be like? 3. Why is the resurrection such a central and essential part of the Christian faith?

Message from Jeremiah Genin on April 5, 2026

In this sermon from Dwelling House Church, Pastor Jeremiah Genin delivers a powerful, Scripture-centered message that calls believers into a deeper relationship with Jesus and a life shaped by His Word and Spirit. This teaching focuses on growing in spiritual understanding, walking in obedience, and responding to what God is speaking. Through biblical insight and practical application, Pastor Jeremiah challenges listeners to move beyond routine Christianity and into a genuine, transformed life marked by faith, humility, and dependence on God. Whether you’re new to church, exploring faith, or looking for a Bible-centered, Spirit-led community, this message will help you better understand God’s heart and how to live it out daily. If you’re searching for a church that values God’s presence, clear biblical teaching, and real spiritual growth, we invite you to connect with Dwelling House Church. Questions This Sermon Answers: 1. How can I grow deeper in my relationship with God beyond routine faith? 2. What does it look like to live in obedience to God in everyday life? 3. How does God transform a believer’s heart through His Word and Spirit?

In this message from Dwelling House Church, Pastor Jeremiah Genin brings a powerful, Scripture-centered teaching that calls believers into deeper faith, surrender, and relationship with Jesus. This sermon focuses on what it means to truly follow Christ—not just in belief, but in daily life. Through biblical teaching and practical application, Pastor Jeremiah challenges listeners to examine their hearts, align their lives with God’s Word, and walk in obedience to the Holy Spirit. Rather than settling for surface-level Christianity, this message invites you into a life marked by transformation, intimacy with God, and a genuine pursuit of His presence. Whether you’re new to church, exploring your faith, or looking for a Bible-centered, Spirit-led community, this sermon will encourage you to grow deeper in your walk with Jesus and understand how to live out your faith in a real and meaningful way. At Dwelling House Church, we are committed to teaching the Bible clearly, pursuing the presence of God, and helping people become fully devoted followers of Jesus Christ. Questions This Sermon Answers 1. What does it truly mean to follow Jesus beyond just belief? 2. How can believers live in daily obedience to God’s Word and Spirit? 3. What does real spiritual transformation look like in a Christian’s life?

In this powerful message from Dwelling House Church, Pastor Jeremiah Genin continues the Names of God series by exploring the meaning of “The Lord Our Righteousness” (Jehovah Tsidkenu). Through passages like Jeremiah 23:5–6, 2 Corinthians 5:21, and the story of Jesus and the woman caught in adultery, this sermon reveals the heart of the Gospel: that righteousness before God is not something we earn through our performance, but something Jesus accomplished for us through His death and resurrection. Pastor Jeremiah explains how God promised a righteous King who would come to save His people—and how that promise was fulfilled in Jesus Christ. On the cross, Jesus took our sin and gave us His righteousness, making a way for us to have access to God, freedom from condemnation, and a new identity in Him. If you have ever wondered whether you truly measure up before God, or struggled with guilt, shame, or feeling disqualified, this message will encourage you with the truth of what Jesus has already done for you. At Dwelling House Church, we believe the Bible reveals who God truly is and invites us into a living relationship with Him through Jesus. Our prayer is that this message helps you see the goodness, mercy, and saving power of Christ more clearly. Questions This Sermon Answers 1. What does the name “The Lord Our Righteousness” mean in the Bible? 2. How does Jesus make us righteous before God even when we fall short? 3. Why does the cross remove condemnation and give believers access to God?

In this sermon from Dwelling House Church, Pastor Jeremiah Genin teaches on Jesus, the Compassionate One, revealing the heart of Christ toward people who are hurting, broken, overlooked, and in need of mercy. Through Scripture, this message shows that compassion is not something Jesus occasionally displays—it is central to who He is. Pastor Jeremiah unpacks how Jesus consistently responded to human need with mercy, healing, forgiveness, and restoration, and how encountering His compassion transforms the way we see God, ourselves, and others. This sermon invites listeners to receive the compassion of Jesus personally and to live as people who reflect His heart in a world marked by pain, division, and weariness. If you are searching for a Bible-centered church, a deeper understanding of who Jesus is, or a community grounded in truth and grace, we invite you to watch and engage with this message. Questions This Sermon Answers 1. What does it mean that compassion is central to who Jesus is? 2. How does Jesus respond to people who are hurting or broken? 3. How should receiving Christ’s compassion change the way we live and love others?

In this sermon from Dwelling House Church, Pastor Jeremiah Genin teaches on Jesus as the Compassionate One, revealing the heart of Christ toward the broken, the weary, and the overlooked. This message invites us to see compassion not as a personality trait, but as a defining characteristic of who Jesus is and how He interacts with people. Through Scripture, Pastor Jeremiah shows how Jesus was consistently moved with compassion—healing the sick, restoring the outcast, forgiving sinners, and responding to human need with mercy and love. This sermon challenges believers to not only receive the compassion of Jesus, but to reflect it in their own lives as evidence of a transformed heart. This teaching is for anyone who: Longs to experience God’s mercy and grace personally Wants to understand the heart of Jesus more deeply Feels worn down, unseen, or in need of restoration Is searching for a Bible-centered church grounded in love and truth At Dwelling House Church, we believe encountering Jesus changes how we see God, ourselves, and others—and His compassion leads us to real transformation. Questions This Sermon Answers 1. What does it mean that Jesus is compassionate by nature? 2. How does Jesus’ compassion meet people in their pain and weakness? 3. How should encountering Christ’s compassion shape the way we live and love others?

Message from Jeremiah Genin on February 8, 2026

In this sermon from Dwelling House Church, Pastor Larry Dewerd continues the series on the Names of God by teaching on Jesus as the Prince of Peace. Drawing from both the Old and New Testaments, this message explores what it truly means to experience the peace of God—a peace that is not dependent on circumstances, comfort, or the absence of conflict. Through biblical examples like Gideon, the disciples, and the words of Jesus Himself, this sermon shows how God’s peace is available even in the middle of fear, opposition, and turmoil. Pastor Larry explains the difference between worldly peace and the peace that comes only from Jesus, emphasizing that true peace flows from fixing our minds on God and trusting Him fully. This message is for anyone who feels overwhelmed, anxious, or weary and is longing for stability, rest, and confidence in Christ. If you’re searching for a church that teaches the Bible clearly and points people to a deeper dependence on Jesus, we invite you to watch and reflect with us. Questions this sermon answers: 1. What does it mean that Jesus is the Prince of Peace? 2. How is God’s peace different from the peace the world offers? 3. How can believers experience peace in the middle of fear and hardship?

What does it mean that Jesus is the Baptizer with the Holy Spirit? In this message from Dwelling House Church, Pastor Jeremiah Genin teaches on one of the powerful names of God: Jesus, the Baptizer with the Holy Spirit. Drawing from Scripture in Acts, Luke, and the Gospels, this sermon explores the difference between being born again and being filled with the Holy Spirit, why Jesus commanded His followers to wait for the Spirit, and how the Holy Spirit empowers believers to live bold, discerning, and victorious lives. This teaching invites believers to move beyond salvation alone and step into the fullness of life Jesus promised—marked by spiritual power, wisdom, prayer, boldness, and intimacy with God. If you’re hungry to grow in your faith, understand the role of the Holy Spirit, or deepen your walk with Jesus, this message will encourage and equip you. Dwelling House Church exists to lead people into a deeper relationship with Jesus and to help believers live Spirit-filled lives rooted in God’s Word. Questions this sermon answers: 1. What does it mean that Jesus baptizes believers with the Holy Spirit? 2. Is being filled with the Holy Spirit different from being saved? 3. Why do Christians need the Holy Spirit to live out their faith today?