City Groups are the primary way for connecting at The Paradox….
City Groups have regular gatherings in homes to eat, learn, pray and be together on mission, living out the Gospel in real and tangible expressions. A City Group is not merely a bible study or weekly meeting; a City Group is a smaller group of folks from The Paradox based on proximity pursuing the renewal and redemption of their neighborhood or area of Fort Worth together…


A New Host Home for South Fort Worth
Hey Guys and Gals, We are in need of other Host Homes. We are so thankful to Andrea for all that has done by way of Hosting are gatherings. As many of you know she will be a foster parent to two young …
Will & Karen Flora Moving
Hey Guys & Gals, Karen got the job in Beeville!! And she starts immediately! Thank you for your prayers for them during this season of transition. The plan is for Karen to stay with Will’s grandm …
Fight Club Training Event (2/19/12)
You are in a fight: To worship Jesus, not idols. To live out of your new identity, not believe lies. To cling to Jesus, your Warrior King, and the truth of who he is, what he has accomplished, and w …
January 23, 2012 | Category: Story
“Ecclesiastes creates silence.”
We seem to have come to this phrase over and over again during our study of Ecclesiastes. The book’s author, Solomon, nearly demands a kind of silence, declaiming repeatedly, “vanity of vanities!” and calling our earthly endeavors “striving after wind.” How fitting is this term—silence—to describe what Ecclesiastes creates and what it calls for. Read More…
January 22, 2012 | Category: Church Planting
At our Partner’s Meeting last week we handed out this document outlining what God has done in our first year and where we believe he is taking us. If you haven’t had the chance to partner with us or you are relatively new but believe God is calling you to The Paradox, please take a look at it and let it be an encouragement and a challenge to you.
January 7, 2012 | Category: Christian Living
Our lives do not belong to us. Even those who do not believe in a life lived for Christ have to admit they have no control over the length of time they are given in this life. Which begs the question, what are you living for? How are you making your time here count? Read More…
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