Sermons

Fort Worth, Texas Congregation

26:56 Again?

Again?

Fort Worth, Texas
Given by Tim Smith
October 10, 2026

After 8 days of going to church & completing another Holy Day cycle, does it feel like a treadmill? We will hear about about the faith of how others followed a formula, giving us encouragement & hope for our future.

41:51 Who am I to Rule?

Who am I to Rule?

Fort Worth, Texas
Given by Brian Anderson
October 10, 2026

We are called to become Kings & Priests. Can you really see yourself serving as a leader and teacher of a village, a city, or a nation? Three points to help us recognize our unique and special calling as leaders in the millennium and beyond.

1:00:34 Atonement & the Jubilee

Atonement & the Jubilee

Fort Worth, Texas
Given by Ken Giese
September 21, 2026

The celebration of the 50th year Jubilee in Israel was to begin with a trumpet blast on the Day of Atonement, proclaiming liberty throughout the land. What is the link between the Day of Atonement & the 50-year jubilee celebration in Ancient Israel and how will mankind achieve Godly liberty?

56:12 And the Trumpet Shall Sound

And the Trumpet Shall Sound

Fort Worth, Texas
Given by Ken Giese
September 19, 2026

What role has the trumpet or shofar played in Israel’s history and how is the trumpet involved in announcing end-time events, including the return of Jesus Christ? In this sermon, we will explore examples of both, with an emphasis on the powerful role of choral music, harps and trumpets . . . even the trumpet of God . . . heralding the coming of the King o...

42:00 Don't Throw Away Your Confidence

Don't Throw Away Your Confidence

Fort Worth, Texas
Given by Jose Rodriguez
September 5, 2026

Hebrews 10:35–39 calls for God's elect to hold fast to their confidence in God, endure through trials, live by faith, and refuse to shrink back. The passage reminds us that endurance is not about waiting; it is faithful obedience while trusting that God’s promise of His Kingdom is sure.

46:22 The Optimistic Message of Jude

The Optimistic Message of Jude

Fort Worth, Texas
Given by Dave Johnson
September 5, 2026

The book of Jude is often remembered for its somber warnings about false teaching, spiritual rebellion, and those who have turned away from the truth. Yet Jude’s purpose is not simply to warn us about the dangers facing the church. By showing us what happened to those who followed the wrong path, Jude prepares us for the encouraging and practical m...

1:06:05 Where do you Belong?

Where do you Belong?

Fort Worth, Texas
Given by Ken Giese
August 29, 2026

In the past, we frequently posed the question, “Why were you born?”  This afternoon, I would like to ask a similar question - “Where do YOU belong?”  What does the future hold for YOU and is there anything for YOU beyond this life that gives purpose and meaning to the life you are living right now . . . beyond self-fulfillment and self-...

52:54 Our Response to Suffering

Our Response to Suffering

Fort Worth, Texas
Given by Ken Giese
August 15, 2026

Is there value in suffering? Why does God allow it and how can Satan use it to achieve his ends? Christ stated very clearly in John 16:33 – “In the world you will have tribulation; but be of good cheer, I have overcome the world.” How should we approach suffering in our own lives . . . in the lives of others? Is it on...

32:05 Preparing the Soil

Preparing the Soil

Fort Worth, Texas
Given by Tim Smith
August 8, 2026

Just as a gardener works hard to prepare the soil for planting, so should we when it comes to serving in the congregation. The work we put in to prepare our “beds”, will serve those here now and also all those that God chooses to call into our congregation.

56:05 A New Commandment

A New Commandment

Fort Worth, Texas
Given by Ken Giese
August 1, 2026

In John 13:34,35, Christ introduces a “new commandment”, one that defines a core element of our identity as disciples of Jesus Christ.  What is new about this commandment, how can we respond to it and what is the intended impact of our response to this new commandment upon all men?

40:05 What Made Jesus Stop?

What Made Jesus Stop?

Fort Worth, Texas
Given by Rebel Jones
July 25, 2026

We all like to be seen, to be noticed; nobody wants to be ignored, to be overlooked.  The Gospels tell us that Jesus was regularly surrounded by crowds. Yet something remarkable happens over and over —even amidst the large groups, pressed from all sides, distracted by the multitude, frequently Jesus stopped for one person…typically a person everyone else had over...

38:59 The Pride of Life

The Pride of Life

Fort Worth, Texas
Given by Brian Anderson
July 25, 2026

The pride of life is the cause of much evil and suffering in the world. We can and must remove it from our lives by having a proper perspective and focus on the real source of health and prosperity.

40:55 Walking - Both Literally and Figuratively

Walking - Both Literally and Figuratively

Fort Worth, Texas
Given by Russell Hendee
July 11, 2026

Scripture has a significant amount to say regarding walking.  From figurative encouragement and instructions to follow God to examples set by Christ performing miracles of healing to be able to physically walk.  Walking offers benefits supporting better physical health as well as being mentally uplifting and positive.

57:18 Breaking Free From The Sins and Iniquities Of The Fathers: The Korahites

Breaking Free From The Sins and Iniquities Of The Fathers: The Korahites

Fort Worth, Texas
Given by Dave West
July 11, 2026

Bible Study: Even the shame of a notorious rebel like Korah could not define his descendants. His sons, and their lineage, overcame ancestral iniquity through faithfulness, obedience and steadfastness. As devoted transporters of the Ark and the holy items of the tabernacle, gatekeepers, and eventually singers and musicians, they proved that we can indeed break free from the sins and...

1:08:47 What Time Is It?

What Time Is It?

Fort Worth, Texas
Given by Ken Giese
July 4, 2026

How many times a day do we ask that question?  Have we ever thought about asking it in the context of our Fort Worth congregation?  Is it time for us to consider if we are in a time of transition and change and if so, how should we approach this vital topic?