Sermons from the Fort Worth, Texas congregation

Pentecost and the Tower of Babel

Fort Worth, Texas
Given by Ken Giese
June 7, 2025

You may be surprised to learn what the tower of Babel and Pentecost have in common! The miracles of Pentecost reach beyond the “neutralizing” of our human language barrier to illustrating the power of God’s Holy Spirit to transform hearts and minds . . . a glimpse of what will occur when God’s Spirit is poured out upon all flesh.

After God's Own Heart

Fort Worth, Texas
Given by Jose Rodriguez
May 24, 2025

Although not perfect, David was called a man after God's own heart. He possessed characteristics that can help us be a people after God's own heart.

Simulation Theory

Fort Worth, Texas
Given by Brian Anderson
April 26, 2025

Scientific experiments point to the possibility that we are living in a simulation. And with that theory, comes the belief that there is a designer, creator and observer of the simulation. Is this possible and why would it be?

The Old Man Dies and A New Man Emerges

Fort Worth, Texas
Given by Barry Richey
April 12, 2025

An amazing process we know as conversion is the focus of the spring Festivals. The old man is buried at baptism and a new man comes up from a watery grave to walk in a newness of Life. So why then does the old man insist on showing himself from time to time. This Feast of Unleavened Bread holds an ...

The Spiritual Significance of Leaven

Fort Worth, Texas
Given by Ken Giese
April 5, 2025

The Israelites were commanded to remove leaven from their dwellings and eat unleavened bread for seven days. Was this merely an arbitrary dietary restriction or was there more to it? What makes leaven the ideal metaphor for sin and why is it important for us to remove physical leaven from our homes, our cars our possessions and spiritual leaven from o...

The Passover and Days of Unleavened Bread, Individually Unique yet Divinely Connected

Fort Worth, Texas
Given by Barry Richey
March 29, 2025

Seven festivals, the first is Passover with no annual sabbath and the second is the Days of Unleavened Bread with two annual sabbaths, Why? Why is one festival a single day and the next seven days? Why does Unleavened Bread have two sabbaths, the only festival with two? Why are two festivals a week in length and all the others...