Tri-Annual Singing!
June 20, 2026
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Tri-Annual Singing!
June 20, 2026
7:00pm - 8:30pm
West Side
church of Christ
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6110 White Settlement Road
Fort Worth, TX 76114
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Tyler Hammock
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Sermons Preached at West Side. Outlines, PPT Presentations and Audio files

Lessons taught from Joshua 1: God keeps His promises. We must be faithful and obedient to Him. God is always with us. We need to encourage one another!

The lesson answers two questions using the scriptures:
We must defend the truth of God’s word against those who teach error. False doctrine cannot be tolerated among the people of God.
Speaker: Tommy Davis
Using young King Josiah as an example, Tommy notes the importance of being radical in our service to the Lord

King Ahaziah’s short and sad reign helps to reinforce the toxic nature of evil influence. Ahaziah never rose above the culture of Ahab’s house, and in fighting against God he sealed his fate. There are great applications to be made to our lives as we learn from his sad example.
The Lord’s admonition of his disciples in Matthew 20:24-28 expresses very clearly that as Christians we should not seek exaltation, but should have the hearts of servants.

The text of Psalm 119:73-80 consists of a number of meditations of the Psalmist upon God’s revealed word, the holy scriptures. They teach the basis of our relationship with God, God’s justness, God’s provision for the obedient, and the shame of man’s disobedience.

There are numerous lessons to learn from the Genesis narrative that includes Hagar, Sarai’s handmaid. We learn from the sins committed, as well as gaining hope regarding God’s provision for the outcast.
Speaker: Tommy Davis
Tommy uses the text of Peter’s epistles to establish lessons to benefit God’s children.

The text of James 1:22-25 teaches us that we must know how we look to God, that we should seek to improve our look, and that we must look to the reliable “mirror” to ensure that we please Him.
The Hebrew writer, in chapter 12, gives some strong warnings about the dangers and consequences of disobedience.
We need to be careful, and recognize the true value of things in life. Whether it be of a child (including the unborn), our sacrificial gifts, or the preaching of the gospel. True value is not found in monetary cost.

The antagonism of man toward the proclamation of God’s will is amply illustrated by Ahab’s conflicts with the prophets Elijah and Micaiah. We must stand strong, and proclaim His word.
Strife, worldliness, and judgmentalism are manifestations of pride, as revealed in James chapter 4.

Using the texts of 2 Chronicles 29 and 2 Samuel 10, the lesson emphasizes the need for zeal, in order to live a Christ centered life.

1 – Is My Heart Right with Regard to the Future of the Church?
2 – Is My Heart Right with Regard to My Forgiveness?
3 – Is My Heart Right with Regard to My Anger?
4 – Is My Heart Right with Regard to Time?
5 – Is My Heart Right with Regard to My Attitude Toward God’s Word?
6 – Is My Heart Right with Regard to My Influence?
7 – Is My Heart Right with Regard to Humility & Servitude?
8 – Is My Heart Right with Regard to Repentance?
9 – Is My Heart Right with Regard to Persecution & Endurance?
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