FPC Dallas
FPC Dallas
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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Episodes
Extra Oil 20.07.2025
Rev. Amos Disasa preaches as we near the end of our poiema sermon series on parables
Extra Oil 20.07.2025
Rev. Amos Disasa preaches as we near the end of our poiema sermon series on parables
Reject the Robe 13.07.2025
Rev. Jessie Light-Wells challenges our traditional interpretation of a parable as we near the end of our poiema sermon series
Reject the Robe 13.07.2025
Rev. Jessie Light-Wells challenges our traditional interpretation of a parable as we near the end of our poiema sermon series
Step In 06.07.2025
Rev. Dr. Charlene Jin Lee continues our poiema journey through the parables of Jesus
Step In 06.07.2025
Rev. Dr. Charlene Jin Lee continues our poiema journey through the parables of Jesus
The Heart of God 29.06.2025
Rev. Meagan Findeiss continues our poiema sermon series
The Heart of God 29.06.2025
Rev. Meagan Findeiss continues our poiema sermon series
Let Them Be 22.06.2025
Amos preaches about a God who rises above the divisions we see all around us to harvest what is truly good
Let Them Be 22.06.2025
Amos preaches about a God who rises above the divisions we see all around us to harvest what is truly good
Almanah 15.06.2025
Rev. Amos Disasa peaches about justice for the widow and oppressed in our poiema sermon series
Almanah 15.06.2025
Rev. Amos Disasa peaches about justice for the widow and oppressed in our poiema sermon series
Divine Object Permanence 01.06.2025
Rev. Jessie Light-Wells preaches on the parables of the lost sheep and the lost coin in our poiema sermon series
Divine Object Permanence 01.06.2025
Rev. Jessie Light-Wells preaches on the parables of the lost sheep and the lost coin in our poiema sermon series
God's Kaleidoscope 25.05.2025
Rev. Meagan Findeiss continues our Poiema sermon series
God's Kaleidoscope 25.05.2025
Rev. Meagan Findeiss continues our Poiema sermon series
If Shrubs Could Walk 11.05.2025
Rev. Dr. Charlene Jin Lee continues our Poiema sermons series
If Shrubs Could Walk 11.05.2025
Rev. Dr. Charlene Jin Lee continues our Poiema sermons series
The Road: Retracing - Wood Street 11.05.2025
Rev. Jessie Light-Wells and Brandy Lee finish out our journey on the road together
The Road: Retracing - Wood Street 11.05.2025
Rev. Jessie Light-Wells and Brandy Lee finish out our journey on the road together
Shameless Disregard 04.05.2025
Pastor Amos invites us to eat the bread of Christ as he preaches the next sermon on a parable in our poiema series
Shameless Disregard 04.05.2025
Pastor Amos invites us to eat the bread of Christ as he preaches the next sermon on a parable in our poiema series
The Road: Recognizing - Wood Street 04.05.2025
The Wood Street community gets the opportunity to hear a story from Fernando and Jessie Light-Wells preaches and we continue our journey down the road to Emmaus
The Road: Recognizing - Wood Street 04.05.2025
The Wood Street community gets the opportunity to hear a story from Fernando and Jessie Light-Wells preaches and we continue our journey down the road to Emmaus
poiema 27.04.2025
Amos kicks off our new series on the parables of Jesus
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