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Antipsalm 23 "I’m on my own. No one looks out for me or protects me. I experience a continual sense of need. Nothing’s quite right. I’m always restless. I’m easily frustrated and often disappointed. It’s a jungle—I feel overwhelmed. It’s a desert—I’m thirsty. My soul feels broken, twisted, and stuck. I can’t fix myself. I stumble down some dark paths. Still, I insist: I want to do what I want, when I want, how I want. But life’s confusing. Why don’t things ever really work out? I’m haunted by emptiness and futility—shadows of death. I fear the big hurt and final loss. Death is waiting for me at the end of every road, but I’d rather not think about that. I spend my life protecting myself. Bad things can happen. I find no lasting comfort. I’m alone . . . facing everything that could hurt me. Are my friends really friends? Other people use me for their own ends. I can’t really trust anyone. No one has my back. No one is really for me—except me. And I’m so much all about ME, sometimes it’s sickening. I belong to no one except myself. My cup is never quite full enough. I’m left empty. Disappointment follows me all the days of my life." - David Powlison This is Antipsalm 23 tells what life feels like and looks like whenever God vanishes from sight. This Sunday we will look at Psalm 23 and see what life WITH GOD can be like as we live under His watchful care.

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In preparation for this Sunday's message (June 30), take 5 minutes each day and read through Psalm 23 paying attention to any words or phrases that really capture your attention.

If you were at church yesterday, you heard some of the testimonies from our trip to Managua, Nicaragua. You also heard about some of conditions at one of the hospitals we visited. Dr. Walter, a leader in the church in Managua, operates a health clinic out of the church building. During our meeting on Sunday, it was communicated that Walter had a need for some equipment. If you’re interested in giving toward that need, please let me know. I’m working with Total Health( https://totalhealth.org ), which is the nonprofit that Walter works with to operate his clinic, to figure out the best way to get him the equipment and / or funds to get it. I will make a list of people who are interested in participating in this, and then will close the loop with you as soon as I find out how Total Health wants to help handle this to help Walter. God Bless, Pastor Greg

We hope you can join us tomorrow morning to hear some of the stories from our missions trip to Managua! Our team is traveling back today to Columbus and will be there tomorrow to share pictures and stories of how God is working and how the Lord used the trip in their lives.

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When we fear God, we don't have to be afraid of the future. Thanks for the reminder David Platt!

Darby Creek Church family. Here are some prayer points for June related to the upcoming GCC Pastor's Conference. https://vimeo.com/339193948

Remember those who have sacrificed for our freedom

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There is more power in a mother's hand than in a king's scepter. - Billy Sunday

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Are you suffering? Have a friend / loved one who is suffering? Nancy helps us know how to pray when we or ones we care for are suffering. https://buff.ly/2Lfa5Kh

We are now on Spotify Podcasts. Enjoy!

Getting ready for Passover Seder

We reached our goal! So we celebrated the only way we knew how By dunking Pastor Greg Thanks to all who donated bags for the homeless

We don't need any fog machines for our worship service...we have this.

Some LT worship with Darby band

DCCC Bowling Party!