Uptown Church Dallas

Today we meditate on the Song of the Angels (Luke 2:8-15) and the story of the angel, Gabriel, foretelling the birth of Jesus (Luke 1:26-31).  https://uptownchurchdallas.org/

Today we meditate on the Song of the Angels (Luke 2:8-15). https://uptownchurchdallas.org/

Today we meditate on Zechariah's Song (Luke 1:68-71) and a passage on reverence from Ecclesiastes (Ecclesiastes 5:1-3). https://uptownchurchdallas.org/

Today we meditate on Zechariah's Song (Luke 1:76-79) and an image of God's Kingdom from Revelation (Revelation 21:1-4).  https://uptownchurchdallas.org/

Today we meditate on Zechariah's Song (Luke 1:76-79) and Psalm 23.  https://uptownchurchdallas.org/

Today we meditate on Zechariah's Song (Luke 1:72-75) and a passage on the nature of Christian freedom (Galatians 5:13-14).  https://uptownchurchdallas.org/

Do you know what the least popular Christmas song is? Yeah, we don't either. That's probably because its the least popular song. There is one song found in the original Christmas Playlist that is often skipped over by many, but it is one of the most important of the lyrics sung at the first Christmas. Join us as we take a step back from the manger and the idyllic nativity scene of the Holy Family...

Today we meditate on Zechariah's Song (Luke 1:68-71) and the story of Mary and Martha (Luke 10:38-42). https://uptownchurchdallas.org/

Today we meditate on Zechariah's response to Angel Gabriel (Luke 1:1-20,57-58, 62-64) and Zechariah's Song (Luke 1:68-79) https://uptownchurchdallas.org/

Today we meditate on the Magnificat (Luke 1:46-49a) and an excerpt from Paul's letter to the Philippians (Philippians 2:3-11).  https://uptownchurchdallas.org/

Today we meditate on the Magnificat (Luke 1:46-49a) and the Beatitudes (Luke 6:20-23). https://uptownchurchdallas.org/

Today we meditate on the Magnificat (Luke 1:50-52a) and Miriam's Song (Exodus 15:20-21).  https://uptownchurchdallas.org/

When many of us think of the queen of Christmas, we think of pop culture superstar, Mariah Carey. But at the first Christmas, another woman stood at the center of the season with a song that still reverberates throughout our world speaking. The mother of Jesus, Mary, burst forth into song upon hearing the announcement of Jesus' birth. Check out what this first Christmas carol reveals about God's w...

What is the greatest gift you've ever received? Let's explore how the answer shapes our view of generosity.

What are you grateful for? No doubt you will be asked that question once or twice in the coming week, as Thanksgiving is just around the corner. This is an important question to answer when it comes to living a generous life. But there's one other question that's just as important: "What breaks your heart?" We wrap up our series, Crazy Like Us, and explore the power of these two questions to refra...

From the earliest beginnings of the church through modern days, people have sometimes seen Christians as "crazy." During the first century, though, it wasn't for the reasons you may think. What if we could be more like these early believers? Let's find out what should actually spark culture's curiosity about Christians.

Tis' the season to be grateful! As November begins and a true "Texas Fall" is upon us, it's more than Christmas decorations that begin to surface around us. A sense of gratitude seems more readily accessible in our everyday lives during this season. Join us in the coming weeks as we dive into how gratitude keeps us grounded in our faith and purpose.

What does a Live Oak tree have to teach us about our faith? Turns out there is a lot we can learn about living with no offense from our beloved Texas trees. Their wisdom resides in their roots. The same is true for us—our roots, or what lies deep within the foundation of our souls, have the power to help us flourish or fade away. Join us to explore how to live with No Offense.

Have you ever won an argument or been right in a fight, but walked away feeling bad, like somehow you were in the wrong? When we fight to win a disagreement, we can oftentimes end up losing the relationship. This week we’ll look at how to handle offenses like Jesus and how to fight for a relationship, not simply fight to be right.

From the latest headline to social media comments, to the person who just cut you off in traffic—there are plenty of opportunities to take offense each day. But what if we decided to respond differently to those around us? How would that change our lives and relationships? This Sunday we kick off a new series on how to live with no offense, starting with something Jesus’ own brother, James, had to...

To experience new life, we must be willing to leave what we've always known. In this message, we explore the hope and newness found through Jesus!

One of the most beloved TV shows currently on the air is Ted Lasso on Apple TV. The show follows the unlikely rise of Ted Lasso, an American college football coach, who becomes the head coach of an English Premiere League soccer team. Even those who are not sports aficionados know that's not a good move. What we love about this show and the unlikely success of the character Ted...

What is the best meal you've ever had? Chances are, you remember the people at the table and the conversation as much as, or more than the actual meal. The best dinner parties often have less to do with food and more to do with the company. It turns out, there is a lot of similarity between a great dinner party and the church . Join us as we continue our FOR the Love series to explore how we live...

In this sermon series, we explore our mission as Uptown Church and the entire Christian church. "For The Love" stands at the center of the gospel message of Jesus.

In the City. FOR the City.