C3 Fort Worth

We often think freedom happens in a moment, but God is working in us always. He is walking us through a process and constantly making progress in our lives. We loved have special guest, Pastor Aaron Snow, share with our church. We know you'll be encouraged!

In Luke 5 we run into a leper who asked Jesus to heal him. But how did he know Jesus could? We suspect it was because he had heard the stories of Jesus healing others. That's what we want to become.. a church that fills the streets of Fort Worth with the stories of Jesus so that people know they can ask, believe, and follow him.

Jesus did more than associate, he welcomed and received sinners. As Luke says it, "Notorious sinners..." What got Jesus in the most trouble was who he welcomed to the table. In fact, what precedes some of the most famous parables on seeking and saving the lost (ie Prodigal Son) is Jesus welcoming "tax collectors and notorious sinners" to the table. Listen as Ps Brandon unpacks the first two verses of Luke 15 and challenges us in the way we love and receive people.

When Jesus stopped and washed the disciples feet, he was making more than a statement, he was setting an example for us. He was giving us a pattern for relationship. One that does more than wash our past journey, but set us up for our future journey together.

If you were to guess how Paul qualifies those who are spiritual, what would you think his standard was? Would you believe it's more about how we compare ourselves to others? And what does 'being spiritual' even mean? Take some time to get spiritual. To grow in unity. And to be one with others.

If you knew what Jesus prayed for, how would it change what you pray for? Or even the way you live? We believe what Jesus prayed for in John 17 is what He still prays for. Listen in as we discuss what Jesus prays for his people.

Pastor Paul Cole sits down with some of our amazing Dinner Party leaders to talk all things community in a very honest, powerful way. You will identify and be inspired by this very real talk with real people encountering a real Jesus in others.

"Jesus, make Mary get back up and help me?" Martha was frustrated that her sister had stopped helping her host and prepare dinner. Jesus replies with a very strong statement. "You are worried and upset over all these details! There is only one thing worth being concerned about." What details in your life have become distractions from Jesus? What happens if we focus on only one thing? The one thing that matters most.

After Jesus kicks off his earthly ministry with a huge win, he doesn't something peculiar. He wakes up in the middle of the night and gets away from everyone. And he doesn't tell them where he's going. Essentially he is hiding. He's getting lost! In a culture where it is much easier to get found than get lost, what is Jesus showing us as he hides from his disciples and what does it mean to his identity moving forward?