Sermons from the Fort Worth, Texas congregation

Passing the Baton – The Transfer of Leadership

Fort Worth, Texas
Given by Ken Giese
April 11, 2026

All the Churches of God are in the process of transferring leadership responsibilities to the next generation. What can we learn about this process by examining the transfer of leadership from Moses to Joshua? What can we draw from this account that will help us individually and collectively prepare for the future?

Breaking Free From The Iniquities And Sins Of The Fathers

Fort Worth, Texas
Given by Dave West
April 8, 2026

In the 10 commandments, God is very clear that He will visit the iniquities of the fathers upon future generations for a certain group of people. What does this mean and is it unfair to future generations? Are we responsible to God for the sins of our parents, grandparents or great grandparents? This message seeks to help provide a Godly perspective...

Stir Up the Gift

Fort Worth, Texas
Given by Dave Johnson
April 8, 2026

As we move out of the Days of Unleavened Bread, we continue to worship in sincerity and truth. How can we go forward living as sin-free a life as we are able?

Remembering These Days to Remain Spiritually Unleavened

Fort Worth, Texas
Given by Russell Hendee
April 4, 2026

A historic look at remembering the Days of Unleavened Bread from my youth and seeing the excitement of members who first experienced these days. 3 elements that we can use to help us remain unleavened all year long.

Why a Sponge Beats a Screen

Fort Worth, Texas
Given by Dr. Britton Taylor
April 4, 2026

Difficulties and hardship are a feature, not an exception in the life of a Christian. Why? Because perseverance is born of difficulty. How have we been able to grow in perseverance in preparing for the Passover and Unleavened Bread?

The Exodus: God’s Model of Deliverance and Redemption

Fort Worth, Texas
Given by Ken Giese
April 2, 2026

Is the Biblical account of the exodus primarily a narrative of liberation and freedom from sin or one of deliverance and redemption? What are the prophetic implications of the exodus? As we begin the Days of Unleavened Bread, let’s explore God’s plan to deliver and redeem His creation via a “second exodus”. First Day of Unleavened Bread - Sermon

When Should The Passover Be Observed?

Fort Worth, Texas
Given by Dave West
March 28, 2026

Scripture clearly states that the Passover is to be a memorial and a festival to God throughout the generations. For centuries, there has been a great debate about when Passover should be observed. Should it be kept at the beginning or the end of Nisan the 14th? This message will delve into this important subject so that we can be...

Called, Chosen, and Faithful

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

In Rev 17:14, we read that those who are with Christ at His return are described as called, chosen, and faithful. How do those descriptions relate to our calling as Christians and our roles and responsibilities now and in the future?

The White Horse

Fort Worth, Texas
Given by Dave Johnson
March 14, 2026

Revelation 6 talks about a conquering white horse - a powerful false religion. This Bible Study will trace the rise of modern Christianity, emphasizing the more current developments in Protestantism and Evangelism. We'll see useful pre-Passover lessons in Satan's cleverness and ability to deceive.

Sigh and Cry Over the Abominations in our Land

Fort Worth, Texas
Given by Barry Richey
March 7, 2026

There is a prophecy about the end of time when God says "enough". Six angels are tasked with the destruction of the nation yet before they begin another angel is told to put a mark on the foreheads of a few. What separates these few? What does it mean to sigh and cry? What are abominations and do...

The Challenge of Self-Examination

Fort Worth, Texas
Given by Ken Giese
February 28, 2026

How many years have we read Paul's admonition to examine ourselves prior to Passover (I Cor 11:28)? Does the process of self-examination inspire or discourage you? Here are 3 questions to answer to help us be more effective self-examiners.

We Must Content Earnestly

Fort Worth, Texas
Given by Russell Hendee
February 21, 2026

The book of Hebrews provides warnings & encouragement/instructions to help us in our journey to content earnestly.

Philemon, Twenty Five Verses of "Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is."

Fort Worth, Texas
Given by Scott McIntosh
February 21, 2026

Philemon faces a dilemma. Will he grow as a Christian or will the love of money be overpowering? In this brief letter the apostle Paul beseeches that all Christians are equal regardless of their station in life.

Love, a More Excellent Way

Fort Worth, Texas
Given by Tom May
February 7, 2026

This message explores the topic of Godly love & a way of life based on love that God desires us to embrace. It also contemplates the love God has for each of us.

Tension: Who Needs It? We Do!

Fort Worth, Texas
Given by Ken Giese
January 31, 2026

Tension (as a noun) is defined as (1) the state of being stretched tight and (2) mental or emotional strain . . . similar words . . . stress, anxiety, worry, anxiousness, apprehension, agitation, nervousness, jumpiness, uncertainty, anticipation, excitement . . . . the list goes on! All of us experience tension in our daily lives and we often yearn to experience tension’s opposite . . . relaxation! What are the positive qualities of tension t...