THE BREAKING POINT— Peter told the Lord, I will never deny you. Tonight at Family Worship Center, Pastor Shaun Murphy preaches from Mark 14:26-31, 69-72. How do we get where Peter was when he said he would not deny the Lord, and then he does, three times? A foundation in flesh will result in flesh; and feeding the flesh. We must pray and be diligent to watch for Christ’s return. We must look for His return, but while waiting, being conformed into His image. After falling asleep while praying, Peter pulls his sword cutting off a soldier’s ear. Pastor Shaun says here we see Peter in his flesh, and Jesus says put your sword away. The Lord does not need our help. We’ve all been to a breaking point. We must put down our sword and let Christ fight our battle. We must get back to our one true foundation and let the sanctification process of God go to work in our lives. He alone will change us into His image.
P&W LEADER:
Grace Brumley
My Life Is In You Lord
I’m Building This House On The Rock
Standing On The Promises
The Potter's Hands
OFFERING:
When God Dips His Love In My Heart
SPECIAL:
Taking It Back
SOLOIST:
B.J. Pons
ALTAR:
Freedom Reigns
Jesus I'll Never Forget
Come And Go With Me
Up Next in 2021
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Sunday Evening Service - Oct. 24th, 2021
IS IT TIME?— Tonight at Family Worship Center, Pastor Mike Muzzerall preaches from Haggai 1:1-15. Just as in the time of the rebuilding of the temple, it is time for Christians to get caught up in the work that God still needs to get done. Brother Muzzerall reminds how the prophets of old prono...
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Sunday Evening Service - Oct. 17th, 2021
MY SOUL SHALL BE SATISFIED— There is a place that the human heart can find full satisfaction. Today at Family Worship Center, Fort Worth Evangelist Jason Stidham preaches from Psalm 63:1-5. He tells us that so many Christians today are in a constant pursuit for satisfaction in a dissatisfied wo...
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Sunday Evening Service - Oct. 10th, 2021
GOOD GRIEF— How do we recover from grief? Tonight at FWC, Pastor David Watts preaches from 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18. As believers, we grieve differently from the world because we have hope. We all contemplate circumstances differently, but grief is a natural response to disappointment and loss. Gr...
