ARLINGTON FOCUS

Veronica walks us through Acts 27-28 in an amazingly engaging tale telling. She opened up about her storms and paved a path for us to radically rely on the Spirit in the midst of chaos.

Bailey reminds us that there are plenty of counterfeits and shams out there. We need to be intentional in looking at the reality of the Cross so we can beware falling to a false and half gospel.

Madison reminds us that Jesus doesn't discriminate who can hear His good news. Paul spoke to weak and strong alike. Who are we intimidated to share Jesus with?

Sophie reminds us the scandalous "rule breaking" our Lord operates out of in the form of Grace. She invites us, through the narrative of Acts 15, to go outward to our neighbors, past our "rules", "judgments", and self imposed "barriers".

Graham covers the wild story of Acts 10, where Peter receives a miraculous vision. In this sermon, Graham reminds us that we come to know God better when we go outward to our neighbor, a gift and mystery.

In Leo's first sermon, he vulnerably warns us away from the temptation to go outward for the wrong reasons. We are called outward for the sake of God's glory and other's lives, not for any status or recognition.

Josh reminds us, in his first sermon, the truth that God honors even the smallest of our actions. From the big movie star, to the unnoticed PA behind set, God is using each of us to leave a lasting impact when we are faithful to going Outward.

Julianne does an excellent first sermon talking about how the Spirit gives us courage to be sent outward.

Rhett gives a message of generosity based off the early churches response of the Spirit to send outward to the poor.

Veronica covers Pentecost in Acts 2 and helps us see how God might call us to be reaching all nations here in DFW through UTA.

Austin introduces our new series through the book of Acts. He expands our identity and calling as followers of Jesus to be sent outward as witnesses to the world.

Rhett aptly addresses and names the culprits we often idolize in our mentality. Where do we get caught up in our thinking that leads us away from Christ?

Madison reminds us that while relationships are good and healthy, they alone cannot suffice, fulfill, or last. Only Jesus can.

Hedonism: the pursuit of pleasure; sensual self-indulgence. Jesus: Calls us to pick up our cross and deny ourselves daily. If you were looking for our sermon on "Why We Can't Go To Sexual Gratification", reach out to an Arlington FOCUS Pastor, and they can share that audio with you.

Austin preaches on the limited reach political change, even good political change can have. Whereas, Christ's Kingdom promises to bring Deep, Personal, and Eternal impacts.

Bailey covers John 11:25, and Jesus' miraculous claim to be the only source of resurrected life.

Veronica starts off the second half of our sermon series, talking about how the things we turn to can never satisfy like Jesus. Specifically, she rolls into Success and Money, and how these are ultimately fleeting.

The last of the "I am" statements. A message on Jesus as the foundation and the fruit we bear if we graft ourselves to him. This is where our purpose is found.

Graham covers John 10, singing the Good Shepherd’s song over and over, hoping that we can learn to listen to Jesus like His sheep should.

Veronica shares on John 8, and how Jesus is the light by which we see, all while she fights against the loudest music ever next door.

Sophie talks through John 6, in which Jesus calls humanity to seek life and sustenance only from Him.

Austin introduces our new sermon series, exploring the several "I am" statements of Jesus from the book of John. He covers the role Jesus is coming to fulfill from the Old Testament, and pointing to our desperate need for Jesus. There is no where else we can go than Jesus.

Spirit

Bailey covers God as provider and protecter as He is our Shepherd

Sarah reviews the values of complete devotion to Jesus, real friendships, and raising up leaders.