The Destin Church of Christ is a Christ-centered church guided by the Holy Spirit, saved by the blood of Jesus and under the authority of God the Father. We believe and teach the Word of God.
We believe our role is:
1. To seek and save the lost.
2. To praise our Lord and God.
3. To do good works in our community and around the world.
Service and Class Times
Sunday Morning
- Worship 9:00 a.m.
- Fellowship and Coffee
- Bible Class 10:30 a.m.
The Epistles of Paul to the Thessalonians. - Teacher: Lynn Henley
Tuesday Morning
- Ladies Bible Study 10:00 a.m.
- Teacher: Debra Lentz
Tuesday Morning
- Men’s Bible Study 8:00 a.m.
- Teacher: Lynn Henley
Wednesday Evening
- Evening Mid Week Class 6:30 p.m.
- “Bring your hardest Bible questions on Wednesday nights. In our new series, “Ask Me Anything (About the Bible),” we’ll wrestle honestly and biblically with big issues. Come ready to think, ask, and grow as we strengthen our confidence in Scripture and learn how to apply it faithfully in real life. “Here’s the schedule for the first 6 weeks:
- Teacher: Rob Folker
Psalm 25:5 (NIV)
Guide me in your truth and teach me, for you are God my Savior, and my hope is in you all day long.
Food Distribution Program
Our food distribution program provides weekly groceries to families in need, and donations of food are always appreciated. Items needed each week include spaghetti noodles, spaghetti sauce, canned vegetables, and canned tuna. A donation box is available on the oak counter in the multipurpose room.
– May 3rd – Mexico Mission Trip Taco Bar Fundraising Luncheon
– May 16th – Church Yard Sale (All proceeds will benefit benevolence.)
– May 31st – Area Wide Singing at Sylvania Heights Church of Christ
– June 6th – School’s Out Luau Community Event
– August 1st – School Supply Giveaway
– October 31st – Trunk or Treat
– November 21st – Blessing Bag Giveaway
– August 30th – Area Wide Singing at Niceville Church of Christ
Services: April 19, 2026
This morning’s message from John 21:1-19 focused on the powerful restoration of Peter after his denial of Jesus. Following the resurrection, the disciples were uncertain and searching for direction, and Peter returned to fishing – a familiar place after failure. Despite a fruitless night, Jesus met them at daybreak, providing not only a miraculous catch but also a reminder that without Him, even our strengths fall short. On the shore, Jesus prepared a meal and extended grace before correction, demonstrating His care and presence. In a deeply intentional moment, Jesus asked Peter three times, “Do you love Me?” – mirroring Peter’s three denials and restoring him with purpose through the commands to feed and care for His sheep. This exchange reveals that failure does not define us – grace transforms it into calling. The message emphasized that Jesus does not give up on us, love for Him requires action, and God can use even our failures for His glory. The call remains the same for all believers today: Follow Me, not defined by past mistakes, but renewed through grace and ready to serve.
Destin Church of Christ | 150 Beach Drive | Destin FL 32541
850-837-8050