FPC Dallas

FPC Dallas

Religion EN ↓ 299 episodes

Weekly sermons from First Presbyterian Church of Dallas, featuring Rev. Amos J. Disasa. Whether you're exploring faith for the first time or have been following Jesus for years, this podcast invites you into a journey of purpose, peace, and justice. At FPC Dallas, we believe in extravagant love, generous healing, and deep reconciliation—modeled by Jesus and lived out in the heart of the city. You're welcome here.👉 Learn more or join us in person at fpcdallas.org

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FPC Dallas

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fpcdallas.org

Latest episode

Jul 5, 2026

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Episodes

The Content of Belief 17.03.2024

Charlene continues our Deep is the Hunger series with a sermon on belief

Crashing to the Ground 10.03.2024

Amos continues our Deep is the Hunger sermon series with 'Crashing to the Ground'

Ordinary Living 03.03.2024

Rev. Amos Disasa continues our Deep Is The Hunger series with a sermon called 'Ordinary Living'

Crying All The Way Through 25.02.2024

We continue our 'Deep is the Hunger' sermon series with a sermon from Amos about crying through the hard times.

Magic All Around Us 18.02.2024

Amos preaches on the magic that we can find all around us in God's world as we begin our 'Deep Is The Hunger' Lent sermon series

Ash Wednesday 2024 14.02.2024

Meagan kicks off our Deep Is The Hunger sermon series with an Ash Wednesday sermon

I've Been Meaning to Ask 11.02.2024

Guest Preacher Rev. Virzola Law preaches from the gospel of Mark. She currently serves as the pastor at Northway Christian Church.

Inspect the Ground 04.02.2024

Charlene continues our series in 1 Samuel 3 with focus on verses 19-20

The Triumph of Truth 28.01.2024

How can we tell which prophets and truth tellers to listen to? Rev. Amos Disasa continues our series in 1 Samuel 3

Paresthesia 21.01.2024

There are times when we forgot how to listen for the voice of God. Amos calls us to be better listeners as he preaches from 1 Samuel 3.8–14

The Ritual of Showing Up 14.01.2024

Amos preaches from 1 Samuel 3:1-8 and encourages us all to be available when God speaks

With Fervent Prayer 07.01.2024

Rev. Meagan Findeiss begins our series in the book of Samuel

Blessings of the Ordinary 31.12.2023

Rev. Dr. Charlene Jin Lee preaches from the Gospel of Luke on New Years Eve 2023

TBD Time 24.12.2023

Rev. Amos Disasa preaches on Christmas Eve 2023 at First Presbyterian Church of Dallas

In the Name of John 23.12.2023

Rev. Meagan Findeiss preaches on the morning of Christmas Eve 2023

Mary Went With Haste 17.12.2023

Rev. Amos Disasa preaches on Luke 1:39–45

How Can This Be? 10.12.2023

On the 2nd Sunday of Advent, Amos preaches on the questions asked by Mary: "How can this be?"

How Can I Be Sure? 03.12.2023

Rev. Jessie Light-Wells kicks off Advent with a question: How can I be sure?

Let the Light In 26.11.2023

Charlene preaches from Mark 8:22-26

I Believe. 19.11.2023

Amos preaches on the power of the statement: "I believe, help my unbelief."

Nitty-Gritty Faith 12.11.2023

Amos preaches a sermon from Mark 2:1–12

Glimpses of Hope - All Saints' Sunday 2023 05.11.2023

Meagan, Amos, and Charlene all share stories of hope in the midst of death on All Saints' Sunday 2023

The Plains of Moab 29.10.2023

Amos walks us through the death of Moses and what we can take away from his story today.

Goodness and Mercy 22.10.2023

We often want to see God's glory, but perhaps God is offering goodness and mercy instead. Rev. Amos Disasa preaches

Hope is a Long Game 15.10.2023

Amos Disasa takes time to remind us we're not alone even when things feel hopeless

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