Sermons

2026 Patriotic Weekend - Based on the scripture from Ephesians 5:6-14.

This June, we’re heading to the Fort Worth Stockyards for a series we’re calling The-y’all-ogy - a look at faith through the lens of old Texas sayings and country wisdom. Because as it turns out, a lot of those old expressions carry more theological truth than we might expect. Beneath the humor and homespun language are questions about influence, patience, authenticity, surrender, and the kind of...

This June, we’re heading to the Fort Worth Stockyards for a series we’re calling The-y’all-ogy - a look at faith through the lens of old Texas sayings and country wisdom. Because as it turns out, a lot of those old expressions carry more theological truth than we might expect. Beneath the humor and homespun language are questions about influence, patience, authenticity, surrender, and the kind of...

This June, we’re heading to the Fort Worth Stockyards for a series we’re calling The-y’all-ogy - a look at faith through the lens of old Texas sayings and country wisdom. Because as it turns out, a lot of those old expressions carry more theological truth than we might expect. Beneath the humor and homespun language are questions about influence, patience, authenticity, surrender, and the kind of...

This June, we’re heading to the Fort Worth Stockyards for a series we’re calling The-y’all-ogy - a look at faith through the lens of old Texas sayings and country wisdom. Because as it turns out, a lot of those old expressions carry more theological truth than we might expect. Beneath the humor and homespun language are questions about influence, patience, authenticity, surrender, and the kind of...

This June, we’re heading to the Fort Worth Stockyards for a series we’re calling The-y’all-ogy - a look at faith through the lens of old Texas sayings and country wisdom. Because as it turns out, a lot of those old expressions carry more theological truth than we might expect. Beneath the humor and homespun language are questions about influence, patience, authenticity, surrender, and the kind of...

This June, we’re heading to the Fort Worth Stockyards for a series we’re calling The-y’all-ogy - a look at faith through the lens of old Texas sayings and country wisdom. Because as it turns out, a lot of those old expressions carry more theological truth than we might expect. Beneath the humor and homespun language are questions about influence, patience, authenticity, surrender, and the kind of...

This June, we’re heading to the Fort Worth Stockyards for a series we’re calling The-y’all-ogy - a look at faith through the lens of old Texas sayings and country wisdom. Because as it turns out, a lot of those old expressions carry more theological truth than we might expect. Beneath the humor and homespun language are questions about influence, patience, authenticity, surrender, and the kind of...

This June, we’re heading to the Fort Worth Stockyards for a series we’re calling The-y’all-ogy - a look at faith through the lens of old Texas sayings and country wisdom. Because as it turns out, a lot of those old expressions carry more theological truth than we might expect. Beneath the humor and homespun language are questions about influence, patience, authenticity, surrender, and the kind of...

There is a difference between believing in Jesus and following Him. Many of us carry a sincere faith: we confess Christ, we worship, we want to follow…and, yet, there are still quiet places in our lives where His authority is negotiated or delayed. Over time, we can build lives where Jesus is present, but not preeminent. “Reign” invites us to examine that tension honestly and ask a deeper question...

There is a difference between believing in Jesus and following Him. Many of us carry a sincere faith: we confess Christ, we worship, we want to follow…and, yet, there are still quiet places in our lives where His authority is negotiated or delayed. Over time, we can build lives where Jesus is present, but not preeminent. “Reign” invites us to examine that tension honestly and ask a deeper question...

There is a difference between believing in Jesus and following Him. Many of us carry a sincere faith: we confess Christ, we worship, we want to follow…and, yet, there are still quiet places in our lives where His authority is negotiated or delayed. Over time, we can build lives where Jesus is present, but not preeminent. “Reign” invites us to examine that tension honestly and ask a deeper question...

There is a difference between believing in Jesus and following Him. Many of us carry a sincere faith: we confess Christ, we worship, we want to follow…and, yet, there are still quiet places in our lives where His authority is negotiated or delayed. Over time, we can build lives where Jesus is present, but not preeminent. “Reign” invites us to examine that tension honestly and ask a deeper question...

There is a difference between believing in Jesus and following Him. Many of us carry a sincere faith: we confess Christ, we worship, we want to follow…and, yet, there are still quiet places in our lives where His authority is negotiated or delayed. Over time, we can build lives where Jesus is present, but not preeminent. “Reign” invites us to examine that tension honestly and ask a deeper question...

There is a difference between believing in Jesus and following Him. Many of us carry a sincere faith: we confess Christ, we worship, we want to follow…and, yet, there are still quiet places in our lives where His authority is negotiated or delayed. Over time, we can build lives where Jesus is present, but not preeminent. “Reign” invites us to examine that tension honestly and ask a deeper question...

After Easter, when the Hallelujahs fade and the lilies wilt, real life comes rushing back in. Bills still arrive. Diagnoses still come. Relationships still strain. And somewhere along the way, we’ve learned to lean on phrases that sound biblical…but aren’t – things to which Jesus would respond, “I never said that.” Over time, cultural clichés have been baptized into church language. They sound spi...

After Easter, when the Hallelujahs fade and the lilies wilt, real life comes rushing back in. Bills still arrive. Diagnoses still come. Relationships still strain. And somewhere along the way, we’ve learned to lean on phrases that sound biblical…but aren’t – things to which Jesus would respond, “I never said that.” Over time, cultural clichés have been baptized into church language. They sound spi...

After Easter, when the Hallelujahs fade and the lilies wilt, real life comes rushing back in. Bills still arrive. Diagnoses still come. Relationships still strain. And somewhere along the way, we’ve learned to lean on phrases that sound biblical…but aren’t – things to which Jesus would respond, “I never said that.” Over time, cultural clichés have been baptized into church language. They sound spi...

After Easter, when the Hallelujahs fade and the lilies wilt, real life comes rushing back in. Bills still arrive. Diagnoses still come. Relationships still strain. And somewhere along the way, we’ve learned to lean on phrases that sound biblical…but aren’t – things to which Jesus would respond, “I never said that.” Over time, cultural clichés have been baptized into church language. They sound spi...

After Easter, when the Hallelujahs fade and the lilies wilt, real life comes rushing back in. Bills still arrive. Diagnoses still come. Relationships still strain. And somewhere along the way, we’ve learned to lean on phrases that sound biblical…but aren’t – things to which Jesus would respond, “I never said that.” Over time, cultural clichés have been baptized into church language. They sound spi...

After Easter, when the Hallelujahs fade and the lilies wilt, real life comes rushing back in. Bills still arrive. Diagnoses still come. Relationships still strain. And somewhere along the way, we’ve learned to lean on phrases that sound biblical…but aren’t – things to which Jesus would respond, “I never said that.” Over time, cultural clichés have been baptized into church language. They sound spi...

After Easter, when the Hallelujahs fade and the lilies wilt, real life comes rushing back in. Bills still arrive. Diagnoses still come. Relationships still strain. And somewhere along the way, we’ve learned to lean on phrases that sound biblical…but aren’t – things to which Jesus would respond, “I never said that.” Over time, cultural clichés have been baptized into church language. They sound spi...

After Easter, when the Hallelujahs fade and the lilies wilt, real life comes rushing back in. Bills still arrive. Diagnoses still come. Relationships still strain. And somewhere along the way, we’ve learned to lean on phrases that sound biblical…but aren’t – things to which Jesus would respond, “I never said that.” Over time, cultural clichés have been baptized into church language. They sound spi...

2026 Traditional Easter Sermon