FPC Dallas

FPC Dallas
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Weekly sermons from First Presbyterian Church of Dallas, featuring Rev. Amos J. Disasa. Whether you're exploring faith for the first time or have been following Jesus for years, this podcast invites you into a journey of purpose, peace, and justice. At FPC Dallas, we believe in extravagant love, generous healing, and deep reconciliation—modeled by Jesus and lived out in the heart of the city. You're welcome here. 👉 Learn more or join us in person at fpcdallas.org

  1. Koinonia: Cruciform Love

    4D AGO

    Koinonia: Cruciform Love

    What if friendship is less about being understood and more about the willingness to truly know another person? This sermon reflects on Christian friendship as a practice of attention, one that honors full humanity rather than convenience or similarity. Drawing from Philippians 2:19–22, the message explores Paul’s description of Timothy as a model of friendship shaped by humility, curiosity, and shared concern. In a culture that rewards self-expression and recognition, this sermon invites listeners to consider a different path: friendship rooted in seeking to know rather than striving to be known. Part of the Koinonia: The Five Marks of Friendship series.

  2. Koinonia: Embodied Attention

    FEB 1

    Koinonia: Embodied Attention

    What if friendship is less about being understood and more about the willingness to truly know another person? This sermon reflects on Christian friendship as a practice of attention—one that honors full humanity rather than convenience or similarity. Drawing from Philippians 2:19–22, the message explores Paul’s description of Timothy as a model of friendship shaped by humility, curiosity, and shared concern. In a culture that rewards self-expression and recognition, this sermon invites listeners to consider a different path: friendship rooted in seeking to know rather than striving to be known. Part of the Koinonia: The Five Marks of Friendship series, preached by Charlene Jin Lee

  3. Koinonia: Righteous Speech

    JAN 18

    Koinonia: Righteous Speech

    What makes a voice trustworthy—and why can confidence alone be misleading? This sermon explores “righteous speech” as more than tone or delivery, arguing that truthful words are formed through the disciplined work of discernment. Drawing from Paul’s prayer in Philippians, this message connects the physiology of speech with the spiritual practice of separating what is true from what is merely acceptable. Righteous speech, the sermon suggests, comes from a life that has already done the interior work of clarity, courage, and conviction. Part of the Koinonia: The Five Marks of Friendship series, preached by Amos Disasa

  4. Koinonia: Covenant Loyalty

    JAN 11

    Koinonia: Covenant Loyalty

    What kind of loyalty can survive disagreement, public cost, and personal failure? This sermon explores koinonia—a New Testament vision of friendship rooted not in convenience, but in shared participation in the love of Christ. Drawing from Paul’s letter to the Philippians and the story of Bayard Rustin and A. Philip Randolph, this message examines righteous loyalty: friendship that endures risk without keeping score. Preached by Amos Disasa as part of the Koinonia: The Five Marks of Friendship series.

  5. JAN 4

    The Way of Wonder

    Jessie Light-Wells preaches on Epiphany Sunday

  6. 12/28/2025

    God Joins Us

    Amos preaches from Matthew 2 on the first Sunday after Christmas

  7. 12/21/2025

    Listening for Minor Keys

    Pastor Amos preaches the Christmas Eve sermon that he's not allowed to preach on Christmas Eve

  8. 12/14/2025

    Listening to What's Dying

    Rev. Dr. Charlene Jin Lee preaches on the third Sunday of Advent

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Weekly sermons from First Presbyterian Church of Dallas, featuring Rev. Amos J. Disasa. Whether you're exploring faith for the first time or have been following Jesus for years, this podcast invites you into a journey of purpose, peace, and justice. At FPC Dallas, we believe in extravagant love, generous healing, and deep reconciliation—modeled by Jesus and lived out in the heart of the city. You're welcome here. 👉 Learn more or join us in person at fpcdallas.org

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  • Creator
    FPC Dallas
  • Years Active
    2019 - 2026
  • Episodes
    274
  • Rating
    Clean
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    © 2026, FPC Dallas. All rights reserved.
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