Dothan Christian Fellowship

This week we take a look at what it means to transform lives by encounters with the Holy Spirit.

This week we take a look at what it means to be transformed by grace.

We are excited to welcome Armando Doblado this week as he shares a powerful and timely message on the importance of being part of a Christian community. Discover the deep significance of not only belonging, but actively engaging and thriving together in faith. Don’t miss out on this inspiring opportunity to learn how true community can strengthen and empower us in our walk with Christ!

Throughout this series we have been learning the importance of being families on mission. In this weeks message we learn the strategy to put that into action. In the message there is a reference to a commercial, you can view it here: https://youtu.be/AXXPIk4v6aw?si=lq9AyceIYBJhzTaM Also the song played at the end of service is: You Hold It All Together by Maverick City x Upper Room, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hSMJa5tImRU

As we wrap up this series, we are reminded that the whole point of being families on mission is to go after the lost.

As we continue to study what it means for us to be families on mission, this week we learn that God has a purpose for us and that we are made for missions.

This week we look at how Jesus brought people into His family of followers.

In this new series we continue with the same theme that we have been discussing over the last several weeks, Family on Mission. This week we look at what family looks like in scripture.

This week DCF Elder, David Woodham, teaches into the family dinner table becoming the new pulpit and where church families begin to grow and mature as brothers and sisters of Christ.

We welcome Ryan and Jenny Schmidt as they share stories and insights on loving people in their community and how they have seen God transform lives, families, and neighborhoods!

Join us for Part 4 of our series, 'Recalibrate Church,' as we explore the original church and discuss how we can realign ourselves to become the Church we are truly meant to be.

This week in the "Recalibrate" series, David Hale teaches on re-calibrating our approach to serving the body.

In this season of "Recalibration", David teaches what it looks like to Recalibrate Family and what it means to grow as sons and daughters of God.

Happy New Year! The new year usually comes with new year resolutions, but instead of trying to change on your own learn what it means to re-calibrate yourself to what God has in store for you.

As we go into Christmas, we remember that both the story of Scrooge and the birth of Jesus are stories of hope.

Sometimes we keep people in "snapshots" of where they were when they hurt us, even ourselves. In this week's message we learn how to forgive and let those "snapshots" go.

What does Ebenezer Scrooge from "A Christmas Carol" and Zacchaeus from the New Testament have in common? Find out as we continue the series "Be a Scrooge."

Find out this Christmas season why being a Scrooge can be a good thing and the true reason for this season.

As we end this series, we see that not only does a firm foundation give us peace in the storm, it also provides us with a launching pad for the mission God has called us to.

Have you ever recognized that Jesus used wedding analogies when He talked about the church? Find out in this week's message how that relates to us today.