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This podcast is produced by Watermark Fort Worth, a local church in Fort Worth, Texas. We exist to be and call all people to be fully devoted followers of Jesus Christ.
Unknown Host hosts Watermark Fort Worth, a religion show with 50 episodes published.
Psalm 91 is ultimately a victory psalm fulfilled in Jesus Christ. Through Christ’s victory over sin, death, and Satan, those who trust in Him share in His victory and find their ultimate refuge in God. The sermon address
Looking at Psalm 119, the longest chapter in the Bible, this sermon calls believers to genuinely treasure God's Word rather than merely acknowledge its value in theory. It distinguishes between intellectual appreciation
Drawing from Psalm 90, the oldest psalm in Scripture, Moses reflects on Israel's wilderness wandering to contrast the eternal nature of God with the brevity of human life. In response, he offers three prayers: that God w
What does it truly mean to be home? This sermon explores Psalm 84 and the truth that God Himself is the home our souls long for. The message challenges the common assumption that the good life consists of comfort, securi
Psalm 73 confronts one of the most corrosive forces in our spiritual lives: envy. This ancient song reveals how a worship leader named Asaph nearly abandoned his faith, not because of persecution or intellectual doubt, b
This sermon on Psalm 51 walks through David's prayer of repentance after his sin with Bathsheba, showing that genuine repentance is not something we produce on our own but God's gracious work in our hearts. Rather than r
This sermon explores Psalm 42 as a model for honest prayer during seasons of spiritual disorientation. Drew Zeiler addresses the gap between what we know to be true about God and what we experience when He feels distant.
Psalm 32 opens our eyes to the truth that God's glory is most powerfully displayed in His mercy and forgiveness. God doesn't just pardon our sins from a distance. Instead, the Hebrew word for forgiveness literally means
This sermon explores Psalm 27 and addresses how believers should respond when facing fear, anxiety, and trouble. Jason Bradshaw emphasizes that David's response to fear wasn't to deny it or wish it away, but to remember
This sermon explores Psalm 24 within the broader context of Psalms 15–24, revealing Jesus Christ as the worthy King of Glory who alone can ascend the mountain of the Lord. While humanity lacks the clean hands and pure he
This message on Psalm 19 examines how God reveals Himself through two specific means: general revelation (creation) and special revelation (Scripture). The first half celebrates how the heavens declare God's glory withou
This sermon explores Psalm 23, revealing how God serves as our shepherd who provides, protects, and brings peace to our lives. Drew Zeiler emphasizes that a relationship with God is not merely theological but deeply expe
What does it truly mean to live the blessed life? This exploration of Psalm 1 challenges our modern assumptions about happiness and fulfillment. We often equate the good life with maximizing comfort and minimizing pain,
This message confronts one of the most common misconceptions in modern Christianity: that abiding in Christ is primarily about Bible reading, moral behavior, and sheer willpower. Drawing from John 15, we’re challenged to
This sermon explores Jesus’s declaration in John 14:6 that He is “the way, the truth, and the life,” delivered to His troubled disciples the night before His crucifixion. The message traces humanity’s original design in
This Easter sermon explores Jesus' declaration "I am the resurrection and the life" through the account of Lazarus's death and resurrection in John 11. The message emphasizes that Jesus is not merely one who provides res
This message takes us on a journey into John 10, where Jesus declares Himself the Good Shepherd, but it challenges us to move beyond merely knowing this truth intellectually to experiencing it deeply in our souls. Throug
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Watermark Fort Worth is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 50 episodes.
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