We had a great time at XSI this past weekend! Thank you for attending and making it an incredible, lively, and exciting event! We had over 1,500 people in attendance for our plenary sessions, and around 750 people attended the breakout sessions. Thank you so much to the over 200 volunteers who make this event happen! Teachings will be available soon on the Dwell website and on YouTube.

Next year, we're moving to September! We hope this change alleviates some of the business of the summer months. Mark your calendars for September 24-25, 2027!

Join us for the next Oasis family movie night on Friday, July 24th at the Main Campus Auditorium! A showing of the movie Cars will begin at 6:00 pm, with a kids' dance party afterwards. Families are encouraged to bring dinner and hang out when the doors open at 5:30. Popcorn and candy will be provided!

The Dwell Community Festival returns on August 22, 2026! We expect 3000 people to be in attendance, and none of it happens without volunteers!  We need about 300 to pull it off.

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. Roles include:

You can filter for indoor 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, just reach out, and we'll help find the right fit.

Bring your home church, friends, or family and serve together. Sign up to volunteer and pick a shift that works for you.

With Abbey Merker

Keira and Kalyssa join the podcast to talk honestly about what it's actually like to try to maintain a high commitment to God and Christian community while raising young kids — including the pressures, the lies that are easy to believe, and why "I only have 20% to give" might not be the obstacle it feels like.

A devotional from
Ben Foust

Ben Foust wraps up the series in Philippians 4 with Paul's final instruction: discipline your focus. You can't turn off anxious thoughts, but you can displace them — and research backs up what Scripture has always said about how much our habits of thought actually shape our experience.

Chris Risley
Philippians

 

Ryan Lowery
Mark

Alex Francis
Jonah

Mike Sullivan
Daniel

Gus Olmstead

Rebecca O'Donovan
Luke

Scott Risley
Hebrews

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