We will continue the message Acts 3. Becoming a life-giver starts by acknowledging the difference God’s presence makes amid the needs of a broken world. Meeting physical needs, however, is not enough. Everyone wants to have their physical needs met but God knows that our need is much bigger than just our physical needs. God...
This Sunday, our message will be based on Acts 3. The church is a community of life-givers. Jesus calls the church to be a continuation of his earthly ministry of proclamation and healing. Although God does not always choose to heal someone supernaturally, through the Gospel, the Lord always calls people to receive life through...
This Sunday, our message will be based on Acts 2. Pentecost is the birth of the Church. As the Holy Spirit comes to indwell believers on that Pentecost day, he makes an irresistible community of life-givers with a message and a gift to the world! I look forward to unpacking with you what God wants...
This fall we will be journeying through the book of Acts. Our new sermon series entitled “reGROUP” will focus on God’s work in the early church to transform a group of fearful followers into a community of irresistible power. In Acts 1:8 Jesus promised his followers they would receive power when the Holy Spirit came...
God has blessed DFBC with multiple ministers at our church, and this upcoming Sunday, we get the honor of having our very own Dr. Brent Thomason preaching God’s Word in the English service.
Starting a new sermon series in the book of Acts entitled Regroup. The Lord is taking DFBC on a journey of transition and renewal and I could not be more excited about walking this road together! In order to grow into the next chapter of our calling, sometimes he calls us aside to recalibrate our...
Dr. Brance Barker, our Pastor of Discipleship and Administration, shares God’s word.
In this sermon we unveil our calling for the next chapter of DFBC. This will be an exciting opportunity to step up in the faith. As DFBC, we are more than ever grateful for the rich heritage and faithful ministry these last 75 years. We are also looking forward, more than ever, to what our God will do to make us more and more into the likeness of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.
