Each day, pick a time and place to withdraw from all the pressures and pulls of life to seek God and His kingdom first. Follow along using this guide as a framework for your prayers and reference the Lord’s Prayer in Matthew 6 throughout your day.
Read MoreToday marks twelve days past Christmas and also marks a holiday on the church calendar called the Feast of Epiphany. What is it and why does it matter?
Read MoreEach day, pick a time and place to withdraw from all the pressures and pulls of life to seek God and His kingdom first. Follow along using this guide as a framework for your prayers and reference the Lord’s Prayer in Matthew 6 throughout your day.
Read MoreEach day, pick a time and place to withdraw from all the pressures and pulls of life to seek God and His kingdom first. Follow along using this guide as a framework for your prayers and reference the Lord’s Prayer in Matthew 6 throughout your day.
Read MoreEach day, pick a time and place to withdraw from all the pressures and pulls of life to seek God and His kingdom first. Follow along using this guide as a framework for your prayers and reference the Lord’s Prayer in Matthew 6 throughout your day.
Read MoreEach day, pick a time and place to withdraw from all the pressures and pulls of life to seek God and His kingdom first. Follow along using this guide as a framework for your prayers and reference the Lord’s Prayer in Matthew 6 throughout your day.
Read MoreWe are taking the first week of 2022 to pray, seek first and believe for the Kingdom Come in our lives, streets, church, and city. To see the Kingdom come and God’s will be done as above in heaven, so below in the earth.
Read MoreThe book of Psalms is an intricately designed collection of poetry that recounts Israel's history and God's covenant promises. It’s a book made for a lifetime of careful contemplation, where we can learn about the importance of prayer and the acknowledgment of pain, as well as the power of praise and fulfillment of prophecy.
Read MoreThis year we are spending time in each season of the church calendar. Why? Because our calendar often shows us what is important to us and what our life orients around. The other reason is stated in the vision of C3 Fort Worth. We want people to see Jesus like never before! And in this way, celebrating holidays or seasons that many of us have never celebrated or have treated as legalistic and ritualistic, we are giving ourselves a chance to see and experience the story of Jesus in a brand new way.
And because of that, this year we are observing the season of Lent as a church. So that probably leads to the first question, “What is Lent?” Read on.
Read MoreWe hope you’re enjoying our Mind + Heart pattern. Below you’ll find resources that have informed our conversation so far or will take you further into the topic. We will be adding to this list as we continue the Pattern. If you’d like to catch up on the past weeks, use the links below…
Read MoreIt's official! Over the coming weeks, we will be moving into our new 24/7 home and we could not be more excited about how God will use this space to merge the sacred and secular.
We are a 'be the church, build the city' kind of community and we believe this will be just that. Our gift to this amazing city we call home. Where the body of Christ will look in many ways like the building it gathers in.
More news and details are on the way as we launch Vision Builders 2020, but know this... the next season will bear the fruit of the seeds you have sown.
Let's prayerfully include many and invite those around us into our homes for Watch Parties! We'd love for you to grab some neighbors, friends, family, or even some of your C3 team to join you for Sundays in July.
Join us live at the 10am at c3fortworth.online.church or catch the replay at 12pm and 5pm on our YouTube and Facebook.
As we move forward on this journey towards coming back together, we wanted to give you an update on our plan each step of the way. Through prayer, conversations with our team, and listening to city leaders we are laying out a staged plan to re-opening. Our vision of 'all stages in the journey' comes from Exodus 40:36-38.
Read MoreAs our broken ground of past hurts and present realities are showing up in our country, it is our responsibility and calling as the church of Jesus Christ to lean into the tension and lift up Jesus. In our effort to lean in and grow together, we want to provide for you a few resources that might help you as you build bridges and bring healing through relationship.
Read MoreThis has so far been the year of the pattern. We are establishing patterns of Jesus to adjust our posture to stand like Jesus and to inhabit places like Jesus did. Below are ten ways in the midst of disruption and uncertainty to establish patterns that will keep you in a posture of faith, hope, and love.
These have been adapted from Bridgetown Church’s Rule of Life.
Read MoreIt's always been about the streets and hearts of Fort Worth at C3. And during this difficult time in our city and beyond we are committed to staying that way. So each week in April we will be selecting a new non-profit in Fort Worth to financially partner with as they serve our city! Can you help us?
Read MoreIn light of the recent concerns around our community about the COVID-19 virus, we wanted to share how we are preparing for this weekend and beyond.
Read MoreThe pattern of temple + table is one that has always been of utmost importance to the community of C3 Fort Worth. We’ve always said that church is not only done in rows but around the table. And in fact, that was how the gospel spread from city to city and region to region. As people went about their lives worshipping in the temple and eating around the table the true spirit of Jesus was shown.
“Yet he often withdrew to deserted places and prayed.” Luke 5:16
This year we will focus on establishing the patterns of Jesus so that we have the posture of heaven. Our first pattern of 2020 is the pattern of Withdraw & Return. That we withdraw from the pace and demands of life to abide in the peace and power of Jesus. It is what Jesus did even as the crowds surrounded him and the sick came to him.. he often withdrew to pray (Luke 5:16).
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