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Temple Baptist Church hosts Temple Baptist Church - Fort Worth, a religion show with 359 episodes published.
This week, we step away from our normal sermon series for a special Summer Recap Sunday, celebrating the ways God has been at work through Temple Baptist Church throughout the summer. Pastor Doug invites members of the c
The promise of Jesus is remarkable: “Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God.” Continuing our Enough series through the Beatitudes, this message explores what Jesus means by having a pure hear
What does it really mean to be merciful? Continuing our series through the Beatitudes, guest speaker Gary Chevalier explores Jesus' words in Matthew 5:7: "Blessed are the merciful, for they will be shown mercy." In a cul
What are you truly hungry for? This week, Pastor Doug Rife explores Jesus' words in Matthew 5:6: "Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, for they will be filled." In a world overflowing with distracti
Life change doesn't begin with trying harder. It begins with encountering Jesus. As we kick off this year's VBS, "Kingdom Quest", this message explores what it means to follow Jesus, the Light of the World. Through stori
What does it really mean to be humble? In week three of our series, Enough: A Series on the Beatitudes, we explore Jesus' words in Matthew 5:5: "Blessed are the meek, for they will inherit the earth." In a culture that c
What does Jesus mean when He says, *"Blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted"*? In week two of our series, **Enough: A Series on the Beatitudes**, Walt Troup explores one of Jesus' most surprising promise
What does it really mean to be "blessed"? In the opening message of our new series, **Enough: A Series on the Beatitudes**, we begin with Jesus' first declaration in the Sermon on the Mount: *"Blessed are the poor in spi
This week concludes our "Look Up" series with a timely invitation to rediscover something many of us are missing: true rest. In a culture of constant notifications, endless scrolling, and growing digital distraction, it'
This week in our Look Up series, we tackle one of the biggest challenges facing families, students, and churches today: navigating technology with wisdom, clarity, and courage. Drawing from Nehemiah 4, this message explo
The devices designed to connect us may actually be contributing to deeper loneliness. In week two of our Look Up series, we explore the growing epidemic of isolation in a world that has never been more digitally connecte
How much of your attention is being shaped by your phone? In this message, we begin a new series exploring the relationship between faith, technology, and the habits that shape our daily lives. In a world where many of u
This week we wrapped up our Timeless Worship for Every Generation series by exploring the final Hebrew word for praise: "Tehilla" — a praise that is more than something we do… it becomes part of who we are. Throughout th
This week in our Timeless Worship for Every Generation series, we continued exploring the rich Hebrew language of worship by looking at the word "Barak" — a form of praise that means to kneel and bless. While we often th
This week we explored the Hebrew word "Zamar" — worship through singing and music. From the songs of Moses to the Psalms of ascent, scripture reminds us that music has always been more than background noise. It teaches u
What does it look like to worship God with everything you have? This week we explore the Hebrew word "Shabach" — a kind of praise that’s loud, bold, and impossible to ignore. It’s been described as a “holy roar.” Through
What does real worship actually look like? This week we look at the Hebrew word "todah" — a form of worship that brings together two powerful things: confession and gratitude. It’s not about having everything figured out
What if worship was meant to be seen, not just felt? This week we explore "yadah" — a powerful, biblical expression of worship that means lifting your hands in praise, surrender, and dependence on God. A real response to
Worship isn’t meant to be quiet, contained, or based on preference—it’s meant to be a response to who God is. This message unpacks the biblical idea of halal—a kind of praise that’s expressive, joyful, and even a little
Easter isn’t just about the empty tomb—it’s about what happens in the tension between death, silence, and resurrection. This message explores real grief, real loss, and a powerful truth: “If the tomb is empty, anything i
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