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What can you expect on a typical Sunday at Daily?

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How could these things do anything but bring us together?! Join us as early as 9:45am each Sunday.
When a church prays together, Gods mighty works increase exponentially and His purposes move forward more rapidly.  Corporate prayer was a priority of Jesus, the disciples and the early church.  

Let’s pray together each Sunday, 10-10:15am.
James 4:8 - "Draw near to God and he will draw near to you."

Worship is a declaration that God is in the midst of all that is happening in our world today, a powerful weapon against any lie that says God is not in control or that he is not able. Worshiping together teaches us to submit and surrender all our cares to God – our priorities, plans, hopes, dreams, and even our fears.
The purpose of our worship is to know God more deeply. Whether we have been worshiping Him for one year or one hundred years, the purpose is the same. We worship God so that we can know Him more.

The Hebrew word for “know” does not mean to merely know Him intellectually. It means to know Him by experience. Since this is true, the only way to truly worship God is to know God. Therefore the more we know Him, the more we will want to worship Him. And the more we worship Him, the more deeply we will know Him.
Like family style dining, our gatherings provide an opportunity for everyone to “eat” at the same table.  This means that family members of all ages participate together. Coloring pages and crafts are available for small children and you will find a Mother & Infant room just outside our main gathering space.
Biblical teaching is a significant part of each of our gatherings.  Each teaching has implications of its own, however, we choose to teach most often through 3-6 week series.

These series allow us to build upon biblical truths in a more impactful way.  Regular participation is critical for us to be built up through Gods word.  Visit the MEDIA tab to catch up on current series content or go back for a refresher.

When we Meet

Sunday Mornings

10:00 am All Church Prayer
10:30 am Worship Gathering

Sunday Evenings

5:00 pm Youth Gathering

Sign up to be baptized at our next water baptism service.

Baptism declares to the world you’ve trusted Jesus, joined God’s family, and made a commitment to follow Jesus, heart and soul. It’s pretty special! If you have never been baptized after salvation, baptism is your first step! We are so excited to explore baptism with you. Fill out the form below to get signed up or just get more information about taking this important next step in your spiritual journey!






Common Q's About Water Baptism

1. What is baptism?
Baptism is an outward expression of an inward change. It’s a public declaration of how Jesus changed your life. Being baptized shows others that you’ve decided to follow Jesus, and allows them to celebrate this decision with you (Acts 16:31-34).
Baptism doesn’t save a person; it’s a symbol and celebration of salvation (1 Peter 3:21). The power that brought Jesus back to life is the same power Jesus uses to change our lives – and that’s worth getting excited about!

2. Why should I be baptized?
Why does baptism matter? Jesus instructs us to be baptized and set the example by being baptized (Matthew 28:19-20, Mark 1:9).
Obedience to Jesus shows we believe and follow Him. (1 John 2:3). Because Jesus went public about His love for us, we can go public about our love for Him. Being baptized shows that we turn away from a life of sin toward Jesus, the only one who can change us (Acts 2:38-41).

3. When’s the best time to be baptized?
For everyone who decides to follow Jesus, baptism is the next step. Anyone who commits his or her life to following Jesus is ready to be baptized (Acts 8:12).

4. Do you baptize children?
As parents, we can help point our children to Jesus, but they are the ones to decide if they will commit their lives to Him (Romans 10:9).
Any instance of baptism follows a person’s decision to trust Jesus for his or her salvation and commitment to follow Him (Acts 10:47-48). At Daily Church, we wait until children are old enough to express their own decision to follow Jesus and understand the meaning of baptism.
If your child has already asked Jesus into his/her life, explain what baptism is and what it means. Facilitate the conversation, but don’t dominate it.

5. What’s the difference between immersing, sprinkling and other ways of baptizing?
Baptisms in the Bible were by immersion. The original word for baptism most often referred to being immersed or submerged in water. Jesus was baptized by being immersed in the water and rising out of it (Matthew 3:16, Mark 1:10).
Submersion in the water symbolizes the death, burial and resurrection of Jesus (1 Corinthians 15:3-4). Being submersed underwater represents our death to sin and old way of life, and being raised out of the water is a picture of how Jesus raised us and gave us a fresh start in life (Romans 6:3-5).

6. Do I need to be baptized again?
If you haven’t been baptized by immersion since you decided to follow Jesus, we want to help you take your next step of being baptized. Once you’ve taken that step, there’s no need to be baptized again.
God never asks us to take a next step that isn’t good for us. He always gives us more than we deserve or can imagine, including the joy we receive from listening to Him and doing what He says.
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