Dwight Whitworth and Company LLC

09/23/2025

09/23/2025

I am where I am today because of my parents. Grace and favor.

09/22/2025

Exciting News!! We’re thrilled to welcome United Church in Apex, NC to the DWC Family! We are currently partnering with them to find their next Worship Pastor and Children’s Pastor.

If you or someone you know is called to step into one of these roles, reach out today at [email protected]. Let’s build the Kingdom together!

09/22/2025

We are excited to welcome Thomasville Road Baptist Church in Tallahassee, FL to the DWC family!

They are currently searching for their next Worship Pastor! Someone with a passion for leading others into God’s presence and building a thriving worship culture.

If you or someone you know would be a great fit, reach out at [email protected]. Let’s connect leaders with churches where they can make an eternal impact!

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09/12/2025

Charlie Kirk.

What I loved about Charlie Kirk is that he knew how to love. His work for the Kingdom—as an evangelist, an apologist, and even a political activist—never overshadowed his love for Jesus, his family, or his people. I didn’t know him personally, but I would have loved to have been his friend, because he lived out love. He knew the love of Jesus, and that’s what people who truly knew him loved most about him.

I struggle with those in ministry whose arrogance overshadows their love for people. They may say they love people, but they despise anyone who disagrees with them. Charlie was different. He loved those who debated him and even those who disagreed with him. He still showed them love. That’s the mark of a man who knew Jesus deeply.

Although he was only 31 at his death, his legacy, his message, and his impact on people will carry on far beyond the span of his life. We will miss Charlie Kirk. He was one of a kind.

09/11/2025

Smart people.
1. Know when they need help
2. Ask for Help.
3. Receive Help

09/10/2025

Say It Louder: Life Isn’t Fair

Life isn’t fair.
But who told you it would be?

A new day.
A new dose of unfair.

The neighbor gets the advantage.
The businessman cuts corners.
Calls it “ministry.”

The church uses you,
then loses you.
The decision falls—
not in your favor.

Life isn’t fair.
And it hurts.

But God—
God has a way of turning it around.
Jesus has a way of setting it straight.
He corrects all things.

People are people.
Christians too.
Sometimes Christians most of all.

You call out their meanness—
suddenly you are the problem.
You tell the truth—
and you become the villain.

Strange, isn’t it?
But real.

Whether you call it out or keep silent,
people don’t change.
They still won’t like you.
They still won’t give you ground.

And churches—
churches can be the meanest places on earth.
If you don’t know that,
you probably don’t go.

Me?
I like a level playing field.
Do what you want—
but give me the same shot at success.

Yet when life tilts,
when the scales break,
when the field isn’t level—
I lean on Him.

Because God—
God has a way of flipping the script.
God has a way of redeeming the mess.
God has a way of writing the last line.

And that’s my refuge.
That’s my hope.
Not in fairness.
Not in people.
But in Him.