Ekev 5781: The Role of the Ruach in the Lives of Believers

What is the job of the Holy Spirit? Have you seen evangelists or pastors abuse the power of the Holy Spirit? Have you seen it misrepresented? Have you seen it undervalued and underemphasized and ignored? Is the Holy Spirit a "He" or an "It"? In this teaching, Gabe goes through ten things the Spirit gives us and strikes a scriptural balance with regards to the role and place for the Holy Spirit. For more information on Dothan Messianic Fellowship, visit www.dothanmessianicfellowship.com 

V’etchanan 5781: A Deeper Look at the Shema

In this week's teaching, Gabe dives deeo into the shema and dissects 9-10 major words and themes found within it. We hope you come away with a deeper and more insightful understanding of this key prayer. www.dothanmessianicfellowship.com 

Devarim 5781: The Resurrection and the Life

In this teaching, Gabe Rutledge starts with an overview of the book of Deuteronomy and then breaks down this book's fascination with the Hebrew concept of 'chai' or life. Gabe then examines its Greek equivalent 'zoe', where it can be found in the New Testament and how significant these occurrences are. We pray this teaching is a blessing and encouragement to you in your walk with Messiah Yeshua. 

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Mattot-Masei 5781: It is easy to hide your sin behind your supposed zeal for Torah.

Join Gabe Rutledge and the rest of DMF as we examine Torah portion Mattot/Masei. Gabe looks at and teaches on some of the furniture within the ancient and modern synagogue and why we as a Messianic Synagogue replicate this model and order of worship. Gabe also speaks on how we as a people and body have a propensity to hide a life and pattern of sin behind our fake and prideful zeal for Torah. For more information on Dothan Messianic Fellowship, visit www.dothanmessianicfellowship.com  

Pinchas 5781: The Broken, Zealous Man

HaShem can do mighty things through broken men. HaShem did a mighty thing through a broken man, namely, Yeshua of Nazareth. In this teaching, Gabe Rutledge walks us through the story and symbolism behind Torah portion Pinchas. We pray it is a blessing and encouragement to you in your walk with Messiah. 

Balak 5781: If you can’t beat em’, join em.

In this week's Torah study, Gabe goes through Torah portion Balak and discusses the life and "ministry" of a new character named Balaam. Is he a good guy? Is he bad? Did he do the right thing? Should we trust him? How does this Torah portion apply to us today? Are there principles and unchanging truths we can extract from this narrative? We answer those questions and more in this study. For more information on Dothan Messianic Fellowship, visit www.dothanmessianicfellowship.com 

Shelach Lecha 5781 with Jeremy Miller

Join Jeremy Miller and the rest of DMF as they examine Torah portion Shelach Lecha (sending of the 12 spies). We pray this teaching and study is an encouragement to you in your walk with Messiah Yeshua. 

Korach 5781: A time to obey and a time to rebel

Join Patrick Simpkins and the rest of DMF as we explore Torah portion Korach. In this study, Patrick discuss the root sin of Korah's rebellion and how we need to guard ourselves of this sin still today. He then discusses why authority in our faith is so important, where it comes from and when it is okay and merited to rebel against it. For more information on Dothan Messianic Fellowship, visit www.dothanmessianicfellowship.com 

Naso 5781: The Crown of Life (Noah Rutledge’s Bar Mitzvah)

Join DMF as we celebrate another Bar Mitzvah, Noah Rutledge. In this audio teaching, Noah discusses the Nazarite vow, why it was performed during temple times, where it would have taken place and some applications that can be made today. After his drash, he welcomed two guest speakers to share some wise words and encouragement on his behalf. For more information on Dothan Messianic Fellowship, visit www.dothanmessianicfellowship.com .

The Hospitality of Abraham and Yeshua

This is a quick teaching on the hospitality of Abraham and Yeshua and how we as a congregation strive to imitate this openness to anyone who is thirsty for living water.