I’m Elizabeth Azide, a communications intern at Tarrant Area Food Bank. Yesterday morning I had the opportunity to visit one of our mobile pantries (http://tafb.org/food-mobile-pantries.html) at the Northside Interchurch Agency in Fort Worth to take pictures for our website. I arrived at the site with one thought in mind, “I’m a photographer today. I will capture the essence of this program. I will capture it to the best of my ability, and then I’ll be on my way.” Read More…

A few weeks ago The Paradox Church got to be a part of a home remodel for a single mom.  Here are some pictures. Read More…

A bunch of us from The Paradox Church are going to the last First Friday on the Green tonight.  The local music in Fort Worth is greatly underrated and I thought I would take some time to introduce you to a few of the bands. Read More…

Acts 17 says that God has determined the times and places that we live in.  You are not in the neighborhood you are in, in the office you work in, around the people you are around by accident.  God has intentionally put you there on mission to find Him and tell others about Him. Read More…

:: by Matt Lewis

Since becoming a part of the beginnings of what will become The Paradox Church the Lord has been beating on my spirit about certain things.  The strongest conviction was my increasing awareness of what many of us our becoming: Monday morning quarterbacks.  We love home groups, we love bible studies and retreats and “doing life” together.  We can sit around and talk and reflect and eat cookies in each other’s living rooms twice a week and feel better.  Most of us don’t like to get out of our chairs though or go outside where it’s not safe to do such things.  I began to loathe this academia type of “all theory no practice” approach to following Christ.  It bubbled over at one home group a few weeks back and I got riled up over the topic.  I wasn’t mad at the guys in my group; I was pissed at myself for being what I loathed. The conviction the Lord had given me was not a grandiose indictment of a lazy Christian generation; it was an indictment of me. Read More…