We started @plantfortworth because we knew that @paradoxftworth couldn’t do it alone. The need for healthy churches is too great. The growth of FtW is too fast. The Glory of God too important. We've planted 11 churches in its first few years & we’re praying for 189 more!

Three more months! The Paradox Church

Almost there! Late February/Early March opening. The Paradox Church

She fits in nicely here.

Starting this year-long series on Sunday The Paradox Church...can't wait!

“Revelation provides a set of Christian prophetic counter-images which impress on its readers a different vision of the world…a visual power that purges the Christian imagination, refurbishing it with alternative visions of how the world is & will be." —Bauckham The Paradox Church

Church, look at Jesus when you need strength...get a vision of the Son of Man ferocious and fearless for us...he's right here in the midst of us, with us. (See Revelation 1:13). The Paradox Church

Before galaxies stood forth, he knew you.

This song has really served our people The Paradox Church youtu.be/gK_0dQh2WWQ

This one was personal and passionate for me as we anticipate moving Downtown to a permanent location. Jesus help us. The Paradox Church It Only Takes One Generation for a Church to Die. youtube.com/watch?v=B-kUaY…

First service ever. March 26th. The Paradox Church

“The light shines into the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it.” The Paradox Church

This will be our last Sunday at the Ridglea Theater...so many memories these last 2+ years. Jesus is faithful. We have gathered as The Paradox Church in many places: old churches & new; old theaters & new; even a park. It doesn't matter where (or when), it's what and who and why.

Now in #DowntownFortWorth. We are at 900 W. Belknap on Sundays at 9a and 11a.

Don’t let the world gentrify your spiritual heart after you move into the neighborhood with your missional cultural engagement. It’s the light that overcomes the darkness, not the other way around. acts29.com/why-plant-new-…

How do you render a generation of Christians completely ineffective for the kingdom? Tell them they're mentally unstable. Tell them there is something wrong them. Tell them it's not normal to not be completely happy and comfortable all the time.

We want to be married to Christ, but still sleep with Babylon.

“Come, everyone who thirsts, come to the waters; and he who has no money, come, buy and eat! Come, buy wine and milk without money and without price. Why do you spend your money for that which is not bread, and your labor for that which does not satisfy?" —Isaiah 55:1–2

This was the anthem for our church this year. A huge God worthy of all our praise. Never could sing it without weeping. The Paradox Church

Our church, The Paradox Church, this morning in the city fog.