This episode is part of the Wednesday night Pastor's Bible Study. This study is led by Gary McEntire. It is a deep-dive into the scriptures that Pastor Allen Jackson will use for the upcoming Sunday sermon.

Gary McEntire - March 9, 2022

Have you ever felt like your prayer life lacked focus? In the Bible, people would often fast from eating for a period of time in order to seek God in a deeper, more focused way. This sermon is the second of a new series called, "And When You Pray." This message focuses on Prayer and Crisis.

Dunwoody Baptist Church Sermon Series

Allen Jackson - February 27, 2022

Matthew 6:16-18; Joel 2:12-17; Isaiah 58:3‑7

In this episode, Gary talks with Alyssa Waldhauser, DBC's Creative & Ministry Operations Director. In it, Alyssa shares her backstory, how she came to Christ, her days as an Army Black Hawk pilot, and how she found her way to DBC. Alyssa also talks about what advice she might give to a younger version of herself and compares that to actually living with a younger version of herself.

Have you ever let anxiety reign over your life? Have you ever felt like you were standing on top of the sand in an hourglass and everything around you is falling out from under you? Do you have trouble giving up control? This message focuses on Prayer and Crisis and is the first of a new series called, "And When You Pray."

Dunwoody Baptist Church Sermon Series

Allen Jackson - February 20, 2022

This episode is part of the Wednesday night Pastor's Bible Study led by Allen Jackson. It is a deep-dive into the scriptures that will be used for the upcoming Sunday sermon.

Allen Jackson - February 16, 2022

At DBC, we understand–or at least we say we do–that the next generation is vital for the church to continue to be viable. This message by DBC's Student Pastor addresses what it means to make disciples among a younger generation.

This is the conclusion to a sermon series called “The Issachar Factor.” The title finds its inspiration from when David was running from a jealous King Saul, God sent many men to help him. Among them were 200 men of Issachar “who had an understanding of the times, to know what Israel ought to do” (1 Chron. 12:32).

That’s the Issachar factor—the ability to understand the times and know what to do.

Dunwoody Baptist Church Sermon Series

Brian Smith - February 13, 2022

1 Peter 5:1-11

In this episode, Gary talks with DBC's new Discipleship Pastor, John Hume. In it, John shares his background, how he came to Christ, his call to the ministry, and how he found his way to DBC. John also talks about what advice he might give to a younger version of himself-advice that could easily be applied to all of us. Also, John shares his vision for DBC and why he thinks Carolina Crown may or may not be his favorite Drum and Bugle Corps of all time!

March 2, 2022

BIBLE STUDY DEEP DIVE - The Issachar Factor pt. 5

This episode is part of the Wednesday night Pastor's Bible Study led by Allen Jackson. It is a deep-dive into the scriptures that will be used for the upcoming Sunday sermon.

Allen Jackson - February 9, 2022

Have you ever noticed that everyone seems to be angry all the time? Does that fact make you mad? Has it always been this way? Weren't there times when rage was less common than respect? How is the church to respond? In this message we will see that unity within the church is the key to managing relationships outside the church.

This is part 5 of a sermon series called “The Issachar Factor.” The title finds its inspiration from when David was running from a jealous King Saul, God sent many men to help him. Among them were 200 men of Issachar “who had an understanding of the times, to know what Israel ought to do” (1 Chron. 12:32).

That’s the Issachar factor—the ability to understand the times and know what to do.

Dunwoody Baptist Church Sermon Series

Allen Jackson - February 6, 2022

1 Peter 3:8-22

WHY ARE WE SO ANGRY?

This episode is part of the Wednesday night Pastor's Bible Study led by Allen Jackson. It is a deep-dive into the scriptures that will be used for the upcoming Sunday sermon.

Allen Jackson - February 2, 2022