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.
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...
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?
Fort Worth, Texas
Given by Ken Giese
June 27, 2026
Singles in the Church today face a number of challenges. Let’s survey the scriptures and see what God has to say about being single, being married and being part of the Body of Christ.
Fort Worth, Texas
Given by Tim Smith
June 20, 2026
Have you ever been angry with God? Lessons from a cart of Uzzah and a cart of the Philistines has some profound lessons to teach us. Faith, patience, and submission to God are all wrapped up in this tale of two carts.
Fort Worth, Texas
Given by Dave Johnson
June 20, 2026
Time and again, inscriptions, seals, monuments, and ancient records have emerged from the ground to verify details once questioned by skeptics.
Fort Worth, Texas
Given by Ken Giese
June 13, 2026
How many times have we felt stuck in a situation that seemed overwhelming? We pray and ask God to intervene, but the problem seems to grow worse. We start to question God’s willingness or ability to intervene and create our own solutions and take matters into our own hands. How do we respond when our faith in God and His prom...
Fort Worth, Texas
Given by Rebel Jones
June 6, 2026
Have you ever found yourself asking, “Why would God allow this to happen?” “Why didn’t God answer that prayer?” or “Why did God open this door but close that one?” Most Christians have wrestled with questions like these—when prayers seem unanswered, during seasons of pain and suffering, when tragedy strikes, or even when they believe they are doing what is r...
Fort Worth, Texas
Given by Scott McIntosh
June 6, 2026
Depression is real. The Bible has some answers on how to handle and work through it.
Fort Worth, Texas
Given by Jose Rodriguez
May 30, 2026
We are told in the book of Luke to “Fear not”, by our elder Brother, Jesus Christ. If we will stand firm with God and His instructions, we can rest assured that He will help us overcome this pervasive human experience.
Fort Worth, Texas
Given by Russell Hendee
May 30, 2026
With the recent success of the Artemis ll mission around the moon we once again look at the subject of humans and space. A review of where we have come over the last 50 plus years and what is Gods ultimate plan for humans and the universe.
Fort Worth, Texas
Given by Ken Giese
May 24, 2026
Why does the Bible use water to symbolize God’s Holy Spirit? What attributes and characteristics make water an ideal element of God’s creation to illustrate the POWER of God’s Holy Spirit? BONUS: why is Pentecost the only Holy Day which forces us to count in order to observe it?
Fort Worth, Texas
Given by Dave West
May 23, 2026
This message brings back to our memories the powerful truths on how God calls us, chooses us as His elect, and strengthens us to remain faithful — so that we can be among those who accompany Jesus Christ at His triumphant return.
Fort Worth, Texas
Given by Ken Giese
May 9, 2026
The visual concept of a virgin and a child has often been used by traditional Christianity to depict the virgin Mary and her son. What if we were to approach that image from a different perspective? Could the virgin represent purity as well as moral and spiritual incorruption coupled with the infant representing new life, innocence and boundless potential for t...
Fort Worth, Texas
Given by Brian Anderson
May 2, 2026
In the dramatic story of the Exodus, we see a powerful contrast: God’s devastating judgment on Egypt through the ten plagues and the Red Sea, versus His abundant mercy toward Israel. Egypt’s heirs, livestock, crops, army, and false gods were struck down, leaving the nation humbled and low. Yet Israel was spared the worst plagues, gifted Egypt’s wealth, protected by the P...